Posts tagged as "Tulsa Real Estate Agent"

Rental Home Package – 19% Cap Rate – Tulsa Commercial Real Estate

Rental Home Package – 19% Cap Rate – Tulsa Commercial Real Estate For more information, please call Ryan Carr at Fears and Clark Realty Group. (918) 481-2080 Highlights: *19% Cap Rate *2,766 total square feet *$39.77/sf *Good tenants who pay on-time *Asking price $110,000 Rental Home Package – 19% Cap Rate – Tulsa Commercial Real Estate Tulsa Commercial Real Estate


Tulsa Commercial Real Estate – The Rebirth of Downtown Tulsa

By Cofounder of Fears & Clark Tulsa Commercial Real Estate Group Clay Clark This past week I devoted nearly an entire morning to interviewing Tulsans about their thoughts on downtown Tulsa and the downtown Tulsa commercial real estate. My question was simple. I asked each person, “When you think of downtown Tulsa, what do you think of?” I had an


Historic Downtown Commercial Real Estate Available For Lease

By Cofounder of Fears & Clark Tulsa Commercial Real Estate Group Clay Clark With over 2 million square feet of historic Tulsa commercial office space available for lease, Kanbar Properties is poised to reinvigorate Tulsa’s downtown business environment. With the oil boom, the technology boom and now the investment boom. Tuls’s downtown vibrance is returning. In 2005, after the sale


Competition in the Real Estate Industry

It is feasible to always take help from professional real estate agent to make a lucrative deal. Real estate brokers provide every kind of help to sellers as well as buyers. Without a nice real estate agent, you may never get an implausible deal. There are various ways to find the best real estate agent in your desired area. Real


Declining Markets and Originating Mortgage Loans

The changes to the mortgage industry during the last couple of years have created turmoil at all points of the value chain, from the borrower to the secondary investors to the global economy. These changes have included credit tightening and the disappearance of loan programs. Part of that credit tightening has focused on collateral located in real estate markets that


The Effects of Taxation on Real Estate

Taxation is an unavoidable part of life. For real estate investors, taxation is a very important variable. Property markets are extremely sensitive and highly influenced by tax policy, so it is important to understand some of the basics. For instance, real estate taxes fall into two categories: transfer taxes (% of sale) and property taxes (% of assessed value charged


What Investors Need To Know About 1031 Exchanges Fees

There are many expenses involved in the closing of a sale on real estate. There are the standard operating expenses, such as your agent’s commission and the recording of the deed, which siphon money out of your proceeds and appear on the closing statement, but there are also the various oddball expenses that arise during the proceedings, some common examples


Things To Consider For A Perfect Basement Wall System

Having a basement that is functional and useful not only adds value to your home but living space too. It is the perfect place to relax on weekends with friends. You can also have your children use a corner as play pen. The basement can be utilized in many ways. Practically everything you can think of. But before all the


What Exactly Is A Bridge Loan?

A bridge loan is basically a short term loan — usually repaid in less than a year. The reason for a bridge loan, or bridging finance, is to cover the expenses of the borrower until a more long term loan or funding is secured. Bridge loans provide immediate cash flow for borrowers as payment for various abrupt financial obligations while


Use the Power of the Wind

Wind-powered electricity has become a popular choice for homes that reside in rural areas. You may need to access electricity if you are buying Colorado land for sale. If you are thinking of installing a small wind turbine, it is best to learn all you can, considering costs vs. savings, rebates and tax advantages to see if they will be