Bartlesville Real Estate Guide May 3, 2020

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RESIDENTIAL 19301 N 4030 Rd Bartlesville 2908 Roanoke Bartlesville 5927 SE Adams Blvd Bartlesville 1529 Hillcrest Bartlesville 1417 Hillcrest Bartlesville 2916 Greenwood Court Bartlesville 5701 Parkhill Place Bartlesville 1820 Southview Ave Bartlesville 2232 Kristin Lane Bartlesville 6704 Abbey Lane Bartlesville 220 SE Roselawn Ave Bartlesville 4606 Cara Lee Lane Bartlesville 2406 Terrace Drive Bartlesville 1325 S. Cherokee Avenue Bartlesville 4724 Pathfinder Bartlesville 800 S Elm Avenue Bartlesvile 313 Morningside Ave Bartlesvile 1009 Macklyn Lane Bartlesville 421 Shannon Drive Bartlesvile 508 NE Wilshire Ave Bartlesville 5249 Nowata Road #J102 Bartlesville 836 Crown Drive Bartlesville 5217 Nowata Road #C-203 Bartlesville 121 N. Park Ave Bartlesville SURROUNDING AREAS 115 S Sally Lane Dewey Rt 1, Box 89 Wann 393 Leisure Land Loop Adair 406 Nowata rt 1 Nowata 28719 N 3964 Rd Caney Valley Oklahoma Union 8800 N 4010 Road 102 S Baker Street Copan 398660 W 1500 Rd Dewey 22 Longacre Drive Caney Valley 1425 Sunset Road Pawhuska 210 Edens Ave Copan

4/3/2/3 3/1/2 3/2.5/2 4/3.5/2 4/3/2 2/2/2

4/1.5/2 3/2/2 3/2/2 3/1/2 3/2.5/2 3/2 4/2/2 3/2/2 3/1 2/2 2/1/2 5/5/2 3/2/2 3/2/3 3/2/2 1/2/2 3/2

SOLD! $337,500 $230,000 $209,500 $204,900 $169,900 $154,900 SOLD! SOLD! SOLD! $142,500 $129,900 $125,000 $119,900 $119,900 $119,600 SOLD! $85,000 $81,000 $79,900 PENDING PENDING $59,500 $25,000

Cindy Folk Carolyn Bolding Janette Roark Carolyn Bolding Carolyn Bolding Tom Blain Barbara Hopper Keeli Hand-Droege Amos Radlinger Kathlene Blevins Dusty Brown Chris Hester Janette Roark Amos Radlinger Barbara Hopper Barbara Hopper Charlene Bejcek Amos Radlinger Carolyn Bolding Charlene Bejcek Chris Hester Charlene Bejcek Chris Hester Chris Hester

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$349,000 PENDING $269,000 PENDING $215,000 SOLD! SOLD! $159,900 PENDING $134,000 $105,000

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7748 Hickory Hill Road Bowring 3/1.5 $65,500 Andrew Gordon 348 N Pine Dewey 3/1 $69,900 Keeli Hand-Droege 230 N Creek Ave Dewey 2/1 $58,000 Barbara Hopper 208 Walnut Street Wann 2/1 $55,000 Lindsey King 1320 N Caney Street Copan 2/2 $55,000 Charlene Bejcek 217 Shawnee Ave Dewey 3/2 $45,000 Charlene Bejcek 217 S Shawnee Ave Dewey 3/2 $47,500 Charlene Bejcek 308 Shawnee Ave Dewey 2/1 $42,500 Charlene Bejcek 617 W Shawnee Ave Nowata SOLD! Charlene Bejcek RESIDENTIAL LOTS & VACANT LAND S.E. Price Rd Bartlesville 50 Acres $1,575,000 Janette Roark 3813 E. Frank Phillips Blvd. Bartlesville Comm. Lot $725,000 Max Lutke 6532 W 1781 Dr Bartlesville 150.17 Acres $675,765 Tom Blain HWY 75 North Dewey Comm. 8+ Ac $499,900 Tom Blain HWY 75 Caney Valley 100 Acres $499,000 Tom Blain SE Barnett Ave Bartlesville Land $498,000 Tom Blain Tuxedo Blvd Bartlesville 8.32 Acres PENDING Max Lutke Southport Dr Bartlesville 8 Acres $120,000 Janette Roark Barnett Ave Bartlesville 1.61 Acres $79,900 Chris Hester Deerfield Addition II 17 Lots $40,000-$69,000 ea.

Janette Roark 103 S Osage Ave Bartlesville .29 Acres $63,900 Tom Blain Deerfield Addition III 10 Lots $60,000 ea. Janette Roark Southport Dr Bartlesville 3.42 Acres $59,500 Janette Roark 400 Wyandotte Ave Bartlesville Res. Lot $30,000 Janette Roark 402 Wyandotte Ave Bartlesville Res. Lot $30,000 Janette Roark 423 Wyandotte Ave Bartlesville Res. Lot $30,000 Janette Roark Southport Dr Bartlesville Res. Lot $29,500 Janette Roark Southport Loop Bartlesville Res. Lot $21,000 Janette Roark Southport Loop Bartlesville Res. Lot $17,500 Janette Roark 2912 Loris Ln Bartlesville Res. Lot $17,500 Janette Roark 2909 Loris Ln Bartlesville Res. Lot $17,500 Janette Roark Admiral Ct Bartlesville 2 Res. Lots $15,000 ea. Janette Roark 1505 Armstrong Ave Bartlesville Comm. Lot $6,900 Tom Blain COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES 11000 E 14th St Dewey Industrial $995,000 Tom Blain SE Washington Blvd.

Bartlesville 3 Tracts $995,000 Max Lutke 900 S Dewey Avenue Bartlesville Church SOLD! Tom Blain 2524 SE Washington Blvd. Bartlesville 2 Tracts $795,000 Max Lutke 510 S Cherokee Ave Bartlesville Comm. $498,750 Tom Blain 600 W Cherry St Cushing Comm. $325,000 Tom Blain 16430 HWY 123 Bartlesville Comm. $300,000 Tom Blain 200 NW Forest Park Road Bartlesville 6.73 Acres $299,900 Tom Blain 1100 E. 14th St Dewey Industrial $229,900 Chris Hester 2350 N Osage Avenue Dewey Retail $129,900 Tom Blain 123 NE Washington Blvd Bartlesville Retail $90,000 Brain Saltzman 4004 Nowata Rd Bartlesville Mixed Use $119,900 Tom Blain

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the Vermillion Group!

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NEW CONSTRUCTION / OPEN SUNDAY 1-3

11809 Santa Barbara Boulevard | Skiatook 4/3.5/4 | $499,000

5894 Ohio Street | Bartlesville 4/3/3 | $432,000

Luxurious home on Skiatook Lake with AMAZING year-round views. Approx. 25 min. N of downtown Tulsa. Ramp & Marina close by. Open-plan kitchen w Quartz countertops & stainless appliances.

Large living area with a fireplace extending to large deck. 4 bed, 3 1/2 baths, formal dining. Master bath has two custom walk-in closets. Four car garage includes a 5 star walk-in storm shelter.

Stunning New Construction (Transitional Farm Style). This new home is located in a newer area called Stonebranch I Addn. Pool & Clubhouse available. 4 bedrooms, great room, study, or 2nd living, formal dining, gourmet kitchen, all one level home, 3 car garage, largest lot almost an acre!

Directions: Hwy 20 W thru Skiatook, go W from Town for approx. 3.6 miles then go left on Lake road, Directions: Hwy 75, East on Tuxedo Blvd., turn into Parkhill then go Right on Ohio St. into go about .7 miles and turn right on Burton Ln, then go left on to Beverly Bvld, then go right on to the new development.

Giorgio Dr, left on Santa Barbara Blvd. to the sign.

NEW LISTING

2549 County Road 2535 | Skiatook 3/3/6 | $420,000

15800 Lombard Lane| Skiatook 3/2/4 | $269,000

Retreat or recreational area on 42 acres m/l. Just a few minutes to Skiatook Lake. Lake views are beautiful. This unique property has a gated entry 40x60 barn like get getaway with also a modern, corten exterior studio bed/bath. Numerous outdoor entertaining areas, views, and trails. Butts up to Corp of Engineers area. 45 minutes to downtown Tulsa.

Beautifully restored farmhouse on 5 acres. Country setting but close to town! Paved road, open concept, solid oak floors, granite counter tops. 2 car garage with additional two car detached garage. Fenced yard with mature trees. Restoration includes new roof, siding, trim, guttering additional land available.

Directions: Hwy 75, go W. on Hwy 20 at the Collinsville/Skiatook exit. Continue W. on Hwy 20 thru the Directions: Hwy 75 go West on Hwy 20 thru town of Skiatook. At light near Wal-mart town of Skiatook, go over Lake Bridge go N (right) on CR 2535 Which is Bull Creek Boat Ramp Road (Lombard Lane) go North approx 2 miles to sign. cross over lake again to signs on left.

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Tips for childproofing an older home (BPT) - While many homeowners love the unique charm and beauty that can only be found in an older home, the truth is that older houses present challenges to keeping everyone safe, especially little ones. For any house where children are being raised, or where they may spend a lot of time, it's a good idea to take stock of some potential hazards before they cause a danger to any infant or child.

Test for lead Many houses built decades ago may contain lead not only in the paint, but also in the water pipes.

You can have both your water and paint tested for lead. If lead is present, speak with a licensed contractor about ways to remove lead safely to protect everyone in your home.

Examine windows including window coverings Older windows can pose a number of risks to young children. Never place furniture such as a crib or anything that a child could climb on underneath a window. Installing strong window guards over any windows that could pose a threat to your child, not just in their bedroom, can give you peace of mind.

According to the U.S.

Consumer Product Safety Commission, corded window coverings are one of the top five hidden hazards in the home. Older, corded window coverings such as blinds may have looped pull cords or accessible inner cords that pose a serious strangulation risk to small children.

The Window Covering Safety Council (WCSC) urges parents and caregivers to check corded window coverings for potential cord hazards and to replace them with today's safer products. Government safety officials and the WCSC recommend that only cordless window treatments be used in homes where infants and young children live or regularly spend time. Tasseled pull cords also need to be as short as possible, to be well out of reach of children.

A new U.S. Safety Standard requires that all stock products be cordless or have inaccessible cords. So if you need to replace older window coverings with new ones, look for the "Best for Kids" certified label. Products with the Best for Kids label have gone through third-party testing and are designed for use in homes with young kids.

Consider heat sources For any older home, heat sources such as radiators can pose a risk of burns.

Space heaters used in chilly houses can also be dangerous around young children.

Safely cover, insulate - or simply don't use - any heat sources that could harm a young child.

Uneven floors and walls Some old houses have irregular walls, uneven floors and less than straight or well-designed staircases.

This can create the following difficulties for childproofing your home. * Installing baby gates. If a baby gate relies on pressure to secure it, uneven floors, walls or banisters can make it far from secure.

Instead, get the kind of baby gate that needs to be installed using secure hardware - and hire an expert if you're not confident of your skills to get the job done safely. * Stabilizing large furniture. Uneven floors make it hard to keep furniture like dressers or bookcases safe from curious crawlers.

Recent reports of dressers and shelves falling on toddlers are alarming for any parent, so it's best to bolt or anchor furniture securely to prevent accidents.

When the floor is uneven, you may need to use shims beneath the furniture to help you get it as close to the wall as possible.

Earthquake proof furniture

For any house where children are being raised, or where they may spend a lot of time, it's a good idea to take stock of some potential hazards - before they cause a danger to any infant or child. straps are an option if it's tough to align the furniture tightly enough to anchor to the wall or floor using anchor brackets.

Any house, old or new, can contain potential hazards for kids of all ages.

While it may seem over-

whelming to anticipate every possible danger spot, there are plenty of resources available to help you be prepared. Visit WindowCoverings.org for useful information on product safety, parenting tips, childproofing and more.

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The Vermillion Group MAY 5 5894 Ohio Street 1:00 - 3:00 PM LISTED BY: Janet Vermillion 918-230-1915

$432,000

11809 Santa Barbara Blvd, Skiatook 1:00 - 3:00 PM $499,000 LISTED BY: Janet Vermillion 918-230-1915

570 N Ochelata Street| Ochelata 3/1.5/2 | $191,000

1911 College View Dr | Bartlesville 3/1/2 | $79,900

40012 2500 Road | Bartlesville 84 Acres M/L | $268,800

610 N Osage Avenue | Dewey 2782 Sq Ft | $279,900

Full brick ranch home on 6.62 ac’s m/l, Two stall barn w/tack rm, pasture is fenced. Lots of updates on the home in the last 12 months - hot water heater, central/heat air, new carpet in bedrooms, fresh paint thruout, updated utility room, tub/shower. Great location between Bartlesville and Tulsa, Caney Valley Schools

2019 New Roof on this 3 bedroom home near Bartlesville H.S. Formal dining, hardwood floors under some of the carpet. Stainless Steel dishwasher & stove stay. Enclosed area off dining was a beauty shop at one time. Vinyl windows.

See for miles with this view ! 84 acres m/l located south of Bartlesville, 4-5 miles from Hwy 75 all paved roads leading to this land.

Good pasture, some clusters of trees, the hillside gives character to this land Build your dream home, rural water, natural gas and electric available!

New Quality Construction, 3 unit office or retail on Hwy 75 frontage. All one level, only the building & land are for sale, not business. Office/Shop with heat & air.

Approx 20’X27’, 16’ Wide overhead door on the North goes with the 3 units. Each unit has approx 20’X25’ with public restrooms

VACANT LOTS / ACREAGE • StoneBranch 1st Addn - 1-6 lots for sale, access to pool/clubhouse Lots ranging from $42 - $85,000

• 32 Acres m/l - E Tuxedo Boulevard, Approx 990’ along Tuxedo & North. Approx 1290’ $360,000

• StoneBranch 2nd Addn - 1-5 lots for sale, access to pool/clubhouse ranging from $42 ,000 Each

• 4000 Road - 10 acres m/l great location to build your home. Paved roads. Electric, natural gas and rural water available. Partial fencing. No HOA fees, livestock allowed. $118,000

• 6233 Sawgrass Drive - near golf course & parks, listed at $29,900 • 6229 Sawgrass Drive - near golf course & parks, listed at $24,900 • 105 Prairie Ridge Drive - near golf course & parks, listed at $24,900 • 104 Homestead Drive - near golf course & parks, listed at $29,900 • 10 Acre Lots - Bison Road, several tracts available, utilities along road $109,000

Janet Vermillion (918) 230-1915

• Country Road 2535 - 80 acres m/l backs up to Corp Land $256,000 • Lombard Lane - 55 Acres m/l Beautiful Building site, large pond, shop is 40x65 with 14ft side walls & two 12x12 doors also included is a livestock barn approx. $369,000 • County Road 9 Road - 670 ac m/l Native grasses & Bermuda, fenced & cross fenced.

Several country roads for access to this tract of land. $1,340,000

Call Janet Vermillion Today!

918-230-1915 Offices in Bartlesville, Owasso, & Skiatook

2311 S E. Washington Blvd. Suite C. Bartlesville, OK 74006

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Buying or selling a home during a pandemic?

(BPT) - While the COVID-19 pandemic has delayed real estate transactions across the country, some still need to buy or sell their homes. It's critical to understand the pandemic's impacts on real estate, from simply touring a home to the ability to close transactions.

"Realtors® across the country have implemented a range of innovative and secure solutions to comply with social distancing directives while still enabling people to buy and sell homes," said NAR President Vince Malta, broker at Malta & Co., Inc., in San Francisco, Calif.

"In these difficult times, Realtors® are also more than just service providers. They are engaged community members, committed to building and enhancing the neighborhoods they serve, from checking in on neighbors and friends to offering guidance to their clients."

As home buyers and sellers adjust to these extraordinary circumstances, the National Association of Realtors® offers advice on how to navigate this new temporary real estate reality.

Home tours will look different Where in-person showings are still offered, potential buyers can expect quicker tours and may be asked to take extra precautions such as removing shoes, using hand sanitizer and avoiding touching anything in the home.

Many sellers have offered virtual tours of their homes through pre-recorded videos or live video streams. In fact, according to a recent NAR survey on the pandemic's impact on real estate, three in five Realtors® said they are guiding buyers through virtual home tours. Buyers that decide to go on a virtual tour should ask their Realtor® questions about things that are more difficult to experience and understand through video, such as size (e.g., height of the

ceilings or dimensions of rooms) or materials, including the flooring or countertops.

Interest rates are low Interest rates are at historic lows; however, that could change given the fluidity and uncertainty surrounding COVID-19. As more people file for unemployment, mortgage lenders may tighten lending standards, subsequently driving rates up. Or delayed demand could push rates further down. Potential buyers can prepare for home ownership by understanding their budget, building a good credit history, and getting prequalified for a mortgage. Some lenders even allow borrowers to lock in interest rates for limited periods of time - with now being a great time because of the low interest rates.

Don't expect a discount Nationally, home prices are holding steady, with the majority of home prices the same or higher from one year ago, according to NAR. At the same time, new home listings are down as sellers delay listing their homes. Serious buyers should submit competitive offers, and their Realtors® will advise them on exactly what that looks like for their respective markets.

Expect delays The entire industry - from lenders to Realtors® to home inspectors to title companies - is adapting to the sudden and unforeseen transition of operating in a nearly contact-free environment. Those terminating a lease should leave some wiggle room, even an extra month or two, between moving out of a rental and into a new home in case of an unexpected delay.

Hiring moving crews may prove challenging, so buyers should give them as much notice ahead of

their move as possible.

Time to Rally.

What sellers need to know Sellers face potential challenges, too. Keep an eye out for any expected delays either in the transaction process, such as the ability to get paperwork signed or having appraisers or inspectors onsite due to social distancing rules.

support local.

Now is the time to rally behind local business.

USA TODAY’s Support Local initiative is sparking communities across the country to take action and make it happen.

Use tech tools to help market and show your home At a time when in-person showings may be inadvisable, and even prohibited, there are many digital tools available to continue marketing and showing your home.

A Realtor® can help coordinate three-dimensional interactive property scans, virtual tours (either pre-recorded or live), on-demand open houses and virtual staging to showcase your property. If sellers do receive an offer on their home, their Realtor® has the ability to present it to them virtually as well.

Take steps to protect yourself Buyers have purchased properties "sight unseen" for a variety of reasons long before this pandemic. However, most buyers do not have experience purchasing a property without physically visiting it. Therefore, sellers may want to include language in the purchase agreement that ensures the buyer acknowledges that they are responsible for personal verification, walkthroughs and professional inspections to confirm that the property meets their needs.

Buyers are still searching Just because fewer buyers are touring homes in person doesn't mean they've stopped searching for homes. Many are stuck at home, so you can bet they're browsing online more now than ever. Sellers should think twice before they

"Realtors® across the country have implemented a range of innovative and secure solutions to comply with social distancing directives while still enabling people to buy and sell homes.

drop their price as nearly three in four Realtors® say sellers have not lowered prices to attract buyers during the pandemic. As potential buyers increasingly browse homes online, having attractive and accurate photos and videos is even more important. Sellers may want to consider using this extra time at home to make updates around their home and take fresh pictures for those starting their search online.

Say ‘thank you’ to the local businesses you love by purchasing gift cards and online services,

More advice for buyers & sellers

or add your own business to our free listings

As the situation continues to evolve, NAR encourages buyers and sellers to follow CDC guidelines to protect their health and safety.

NAR also developed the infographic below with additional advice on how to get the most value out of working with a Realtor®. For more information and resources on buying or selling a home visit www. houselogic.com, and to find a local Realtor® visit www.realtor.com.

to receive support from your community.

Please visit supportlocal.usatoday.com to join the cause.

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Mortgage relief during COVID-19: Here's what you need to know (BPT) - In these unprecedented times, when many families are facing physical, emotional and financial hardships, a common question is, "How do I keep up with my mortgage when I'm not working?"

A home is a family's most important asset. But now it's more than that: It's where they are hunkering down and staying safe. That's why there is a plan for customers to delay monthly payments if they need help.

There are a lot of mortgage terms and provisions on TV and in newspapers related to the impact of COVID-19, and in some cases, there is conflicting information.

Here are some common questions and answers from Mark O'Donovan, CEO, Chase Home Lending, to help guide you.

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CONTRACT 5209 Barnett Avenue

$215,000 3410 Stonewall Drive

$148,000 720 S. Johnstone Avenue $185,000 2472 SW Mountain Drive

Huge kit w/beautiful granite & cabinets. Bonus room could be Beautiful home in a wonderful, sought after neighborhood! Enjoy 4th bedroom, ofďŹ ce, TV room, or formal dining. Spacious bed- outdoor living by having your morning coffee in the enclosed parooms. Great room has a tray ceiling and is very large. tio and then cook dinner on a large wooden deck. Split oor plan.

Joy Cook 918-327-1031

Donna Skelly 918-214-6800

1509 Armstrong Avenue

$32,500 1036 Arbor Drive

$328,000 5716 Harvard Drive

Kelley Lawrence 918-440-0819 and Courtney Roberts 918-914-0243 East Rim with a Gorgeous View!

CONTRACT

$228,900 1524 S Oak

Nice two bedroom bungalow. Perfect investment home or ďŹ rst time home buyer!!

Master suite w/tray ceiling & 2 walk-in closets. Master bath w/double sinks, whirlpool tub & separate shower. Other 3 bedrooms each have walk-in closets. Desk area just off kitchen is great for a home ofďŹ ce.

Kelley Lawrence 918-440-0819 Courtney Roberts 918-914-0243

Gail Campbell 918-338-9235

CONTRACT

$91,900 2112 Skyline Drive

$247,000

Large mixed use building/home. Zoned C-3 which allows 4 bedroom, 4 bath and a Bonus Room that can be a 5th Charming home close to elementary & middle schools! Neat Situated on 3/4 (m/l) acre with gorgeous views of mature trees! bedroom. Home sits on 1.03 acres on Circle Mountain’s and well kept. New int. paint. Dining rm could be 2nd living or Kitchen updated in 2012, 2 gas log ďŹ replaces, 50 year Malarkey for a multitude of uses. Great location.

Pat Poindexter 918-331-8031

New Price

roof in 2013, new alarm system, new windows.

Donna Skelly 918-214-6800

Kelley Lawrence 918-440-0819 and Courtney Roberts 918-914-0243

CONTRACT

$9,900 5648 Chestnut Hill

Investment opportunity. AS IS listing. Be creative.

Steve & Jana Russell 918-213-5943

ofďŹ ce. Charming & private patio.

New Listing

$249,000 1200 Arbor Drive

New Listing

$220,000 2616 Camelot Court

$369,500

Just move right in! Split BR plan w/private master retreat One level home with split bedroom oorplan!! Enjoy privacy in the Captivating fountain pond, sparkling in-ground pool, & luxurious granite! Chef’s Kitchwhich includes a separate sitting area. Kitchen has a break- master suite situated across the house from the other three bed- en w/ eat-in bar, gas cooktop, Formal DN views to pond, 2 Living Rms w/ 2 ďŹ replaces rooms. Three full baths, formal living & family room w/ďŹ replace. & barista bar + sunroom, allows for Hm. ofďŹ ces, or even a 2nd Master conversion. fast bar, pantry and newer dishwasher and microwave.

Kelley Lawrence 918-440-0819 and Courtney Roberts 918-914-0243 Joan Glock 918-213-5952

Joy Cook 918-327-1031

CONTRACT 811 Lupa Street

$24,000 24206 N 3962 Road

CALLING ALL INVESTORS!! Cute home on a corner lot with a metal roof, sunroom & central heat & air.

Kelley Lawrence 918-440-0819 Courtney Roberts 918-914-0243

What's payment assistance or forbearance?

That means you won't be expected to make a payment for a period of time. For example, you can start with three months and you won't be charged a late fee, once you tell us you need help and sign up.

We'll contact you during the threemonth period to make sure you're doing OK, and we won't report the missed payments that come due during the forbearance period to the credit agencies. Before the period ends, we'll be in touch to discuss when you expect you'll be able to start paying again and how to handle the missed payments. If you can't make up the missed payments at the point that you resume making your regular payments, we can likely defer them to the end of the mortgage term.

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New Listing 2800 Kingston Court

$689,500 3211 Wayside Drive

ATTENTION to every detail welcomes you in this gorgeous home w/ designer paint colors on 5 acres. Relax in the great room which features a woodburning ďŹ replace & a tranquil view to the back lawn.

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$499,000 825 S. Cherokee Avenue

$113,900 2801 Monticello Drive

Close to School! Open oor plan. 3 BR, 2 Baths with 2 car garage. Call today for showing.

$360,000 792 Brookhollow Lane

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$210,000 107 Country Road 3004

$410,000 855 Winding Way

A wall of windows in the great room provides a view of the beautiful Take a look at the 4 bedrooms, 4 baths, ofďŹ ce, and 2 living argardens & back yard. Dedicated ofďŹ ce area, 4 bedrooms w/walk eas in this incredible executive home with tons of upgrades! in closets. Stand up style storm shelter in garage! Roof is 2 yrs!

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$280,000 5511 Country Road 5101 Pawhuska $239,000 2605 SE Vicksburg Street $225,000 2133 SE Starlight Court

$218,500

Priced to sell in Legacy Estates! Beautiful salt water gunite pool w/waterfall. Nearly Unique downtown split level home with 2 bed, 1 full and 3 - 1/2 GORGEOUS OSAGE MEADOWS home on 3 acres m/l. Spacious entryway 61 acres m/l with 1999 manufactured home. Clear Creek crosses proper- Fresh, bright Sunroom. Updated kitchen counters and appliances. Stunning and charming in quiet cul-de-sac with lots of updates. $50,000 in improvements since 2016-wood oors, front door, rebuilt grand staircase baths, 3 HUGE living rooms, partial basement. Corner lot, brick and great room open to the kitchen and dining space. Split bedroom oor ty. 60% open. close to town on black top road. 40 x 60 shop with concrete Updated half Bathroom counter. Open concept living. Washer, Dry- New Front Doors, New carpet and new wood like tile. Awesome oor and 15 x 60 enclosed lean to. 2 RV hookups. In ground storm shelter. er, Refrigerator, Microwave and Wine Refrigerator are negotiable. & much more. Move-in ready, neutral decor. 2 bed on 1st oor, 2 on 2nd-all WICs. exterior, Unity Church meets on E end of 2nd level occasionally. plan w/master on one side and two bedrooms and bath on the other. kitchen with granite, newer appliances including double ovens.

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In these unprecedented times, when many families are facing physical, emotional and financial hardships, a common question is, "How do I keep up with my mortgage when I'm not working?" account, fill out a short form and enroll in the payment assistance program. You'll avoid waiting on hold - a process that is lengthier right now given the thousands of customers calling with questions.

We will email or send you a letter to confirm that you're in the program. Don't worry if you don't get it immediately. It may take a few days, but the payment delays start right away.

How do I raise my hand?

Can I just stop paying without telling the bank?

At Chase, you can request help without waiting to speak to an agent. Simply start here: www. chase.com/mortgageassistance.

You'll be able to log into your

That's not a good idea. By signing up, you'll get full access to all the program benefits - including delayed payments, no late fees and no negative reporting to the credit

bureaus for payments due during the forbearance period.

What if I can still pay?

Then you should. Keep making your mortgage payments on time if you can. And know that the program is for customers who are suffering financial hardship resulting from COVID-19, so help is still available if your circumstances change as a result of COVID-19. There are also programs to help customers who suffer financial hardships for other reasons, including natural disasters.

What happens after the payment assistance period ends?

The national payment assis-

tance program was created to provide immediate help to customers navigating this very uncertain time. If you're still not able to afford your mortgage at the end of the initial three months, you can request delaying payments for additional months at the end of the forbearance period. Many customers who can resume making their full payment after the assistance period can defer missed payments to the end of the mortgage. We'll check in with you near the end of the assistance period to help you understand your options.

While there is so much uncertainty right now, we want to be here for you to help. Stay safe and healthy.

CONTRACT 3105 Lincoln Road

$266,000 2005 Glynnwood Drive

$227,000 1937 S Surrey Court

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CONTRACT 2732 Braddock Road

$65,000 15290 N. 3960 Road, Dewey$175,000 221 Sagebrush Drive

Beautiful, exclusive neighborhood! Wooded lots with The formal living and dining are combined. Kitchen is stone bridges, waterfall, and scenic pond. Convenient large enough for a kitchen table. Separate den space is located off of the kitchen. location. Lot is at & easy to build on.

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$255,000 900 Delaware

$64,500

This is a fantastic home in immaculate condition. Split Traditional Century 4 Square home with original bedroom plan. Nice sized living and kitchen areas. Formal hardwood oors. 4 Bedroom. Large shop behind. dining. Inside utility. Three car garage.

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Bill Riley 918-440-9372

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$309,900 5100 Minnesota Street

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Curb appeal! Charming Southern traditional, one of a kind custom home. Plenty Home completely remodeled. 40X45 shop w/concrete oor & of light & large rooms. Meticulously maintained. Workshop off garage on sepa- large overhead door. Quarters w/kit, laundry, bath, bedroom & rate security system. Huge kitchen w/double ovens & abundant cabinet space. large game room.

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Family home full of custom design details. Master & laun- Brand new home in beautiful community. 4 BR, 3 BA Welcome to country life in this beautiful home. 4 BR, the wildlife and views from the large back deck. Separated master bedroom dry on main level. 2 car gar plus extra parking. 4 living w/ unique split oor plan, cooks will love the designer 3 BA in a unique split oor plan, designer kitchen, with large walk in closet. Kitchen has roll-out cabinets. Fridge remains. rooms. expansive 1+ acre lot. kitchen.

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Clever hacks give spring-cleaning a whole new meaning (BPT) - With more time spent in the comfort of our home, springcleaning can take on an entirely new meaning this year. Consider the following hacks to make your household clean-up routine as efficient and thorough as possible.

Conquer kitchen crevices with lemon and baking soda Crumbs, food residue and dirt can hide in kitchen crannies. Dedicate time to deep clean these commonly overlooked areas. In the microwave, chop a lemon into several chunks and add to three cups of water in a glass bowl. Microwave for about five minutes and keep the door shut after the timer to allow the steam to do its magic.

Then, wipe down the interior with a microfiber cloth. The benefits of the lemon slices don't end here. If your garbage disposal is starting to smell, carefully insert slices into the disposal and run. The acidity will combat clogs and leave your sink with a citrus scent.

In the refrigerator, sort through drawers and shelves and toss expired items. Use baking soda to remove caked on food and spills.

Shake some baking soda on the spots, dampen with a few drops of water and let sit for 10 minutes before scrubbing off residue.

This method will leave your fridge spotless and scentless - an important but often forgotten consideration, as you do not want foods to absorb the smell of cleaning products. Lastly, while dishes may be

washed daily, germs often thrive in your wet sponge. Microwave your damp sponge for 90 seconds to eliminate bacteria.

"Suds-idize" the shower While dedicated to get you clean, a shower can build up bacteria if the moisture-filled environment is not treated properly. Tackling the shower is labor intensive and easy to move to the bottom of the chore list. To simplify the process, choose a cleaning product that is both safe and effective on the surface, whether your shower is made of tile, ceramic or plastic. Conduct an initial spot test, but - generally speaking - the more versatile the cleaner, the better.

To scrub and wipe away suds in one quick gesture, consider the multipurpose Peerless SideKick Shower System, which you can easily install yourself. This shower head not only provides a drenching shower experience but also comes with a cleaning attachment where water flows through the pad, allowing you to scrub tile, wash away cleaning product and ultimately reduce cleaning time.

Implement closet methodology A closet cleanout can be both daunting and, let's be honest, emotional. For items you're not willing to part with just yet, hang all clothes backward on the rack.

Once you have worn an item, hang forward facing on the rack. After a few months, donate items that

With more time spent in the comfort of our home, spring-cleaning can take on an entirely new meaning this year.

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Sunday, May 3, 2020

(BPT) - Electricity is always there for us.

From keeping the lights on to running important "background" tasks like maintaining a steady Wi-Fi signal, we're often unaware of how electricity touches all aspects of our lives. That is, until something happens, like a severe storm hits and the power goes out.

During an extended power interruption, life becomes disruptive to homeowners, especially the elderly, families with young children and those who work from home. Unexpected events remind us that it's easy to take the systems and routines in our lives for granted. Situations such as these remind us of the importance of being proactive and prepared.

So, what will you do if a storm hits or the electrical grid fails and the lights go out? If you don't have an answer for that, don't panic. You have plenty of time to get ready.

To help you prepare and keep your family safe and comfortable during a power outage, keep these important tips handy from the power experts at KOHLER Generators.

Trim back trees or branches remain backward, as they haven't been touched and aren't getting any use.

When reorganizing clothes in drawers or bins, fold and insert items upright without stacking.

This is the best use of space and allows for a quick view of your wardrobe options, eliminating the need to sift through drawers and make a mess.

Organize easily ignored areas We all have areas of the home that seem to stockpile goods and are only cleaned out once in a blue moon: the medicine cabinet,

junk drawer, storage room, linen closet, craft area, garage and laundry room, to name a few. First, completely clear out these spaces.

Use bins and buckets to create a system of organization and implement labels, as needed. When you add items back in, place the mostused items at the front and only reintroduce essential items. Finally tackling these areas will give you a sense of comfort and relief.

With these hacks, your springcleaning checklist will be complete in no time, with long-lasting results.

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During a storm, these can break and fall on electrical lines leading to your home. Before you start trimming away overhanging branches, consult with your local power company to ensure everyone's safety. Never, ever touch a downed electrical line.

During an extended power interruption, life becomes disruptive to homeowners, especially the elderly, families with young children and those who work from home. Unexpected events remind us that it's easy to take the systems and routines in our lives for granted.

Invest in battery-powered lighting Sure, we all make use of the light that comes with our smartphone. But you don't want to rely on that as your lighting source during a power outage, or you'll drain the battery. Head to your local hardware store and pick up two or three flashlights, along with a battery-powered lantern as a hands-free way to illuminate dark rooms. Keep plenty of extra batteries on hand.

Extinguish candles Don't use kerosene lamps, candles or anything that requires an open flame for lighting.

These can cause a fire hazard.

Keep it charged To keep your computers and smart devices working throughout the outage, purchase battery packs and power banks. This backup will let you maintain a connection to information, updates and loved ones.

Stay in the know Bad weather can hit with little to no warning.

That's why it's a good idea to pick up a weather radio. When a severe storm approaches, you'll be alerted to take shelter.

Get a back-up power source Consider investing in an automatic standby generator to power your home. A standby unit has the ability to power all your major systems and appliances, including a refrigerator, lights, heating and cooling systems, Wi-Fi router, sump pump and home security system. In fact, having a permanently installed generator connected to your home's electrical system can be a lifesaver. Much like a central air conditioner, an automatic standby generator is housed outside, and runs on natural gas or liquid propane.

Standby generators from Kohler kick in automatically, usually in a matter of seconds, so

everything in your home is back up and running even when a storm interrupts your source of power. And it has the capacity to keep going, as long as the outage lasts, because its powerful, industrial engine can handle heavy loads and is protected by a corrosion-resistant housing. You'll also love the quiet operation and the ability to monitor and control the unit with a tablet or smartphone.

"An automatic standby generator provides great peace of mind because you'll always have safe, reliable power during an outage - no matter how long it may last," said Ed Del Grande, a home improvement expert and author. "When the lights go out in your neighborhood, you'll be an oasis for your family, friends and neighbors in need."

If you'd like to learn more about KOHLER Generators and how an automatic standby generator can be an important part of storm readiness, visit KOHLERGenerators.com.

Sunday, May 3, 2020 REAL ESTATE Now's a great time to unlock the smart home you never knew you had

Sunday, May 3, 2020

(BPT) - With everyone hunkering down, many of us are thinking about how to maximize what's already in our homes. What many don't know is that the benefits and efficiencies of a smart home might already be at their fingertips. With a little research and time spent with your appliances and technology, you can start enjoying the convenience of the smart home features you never knew you had - with added benefits like tips and alerts that will help you take care of your appliances to avoid service issues.

(BPT) - Can't sleep? You're not alone. Only 11% of Americans say they get excellent sleep on a regular basis, while 18% report poor or not good sleep quality, and the rest are somewhere in between.* With all of the stress today, your bedroom should be a sanctuary you can retreat to - a place where you can rest and relax before drifting off to sleep. Here are a few things to consider when creating your own bedroom oasis that's optimal for sleep.

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2. Start exploring your smart app After selecting a smart-enabled appliance or TV that you'd like to focus on, download the accompanying smart app to your smartphone or tablet. Many brands have one central app for their appliances and electronics to make this even easier. For example, LG's is called ThinQ. A central app is the easiest way to keep yourself organized.

3. Get notifications directly to your phone Apps like ThinQ allow you to track the status of appliances like your Wi-Fi-enabled washing

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How to create a bedroom oasis that's optimal for excellent sleep From shag rugs and furniture to accent pillows, artwork and wall paint, keep the color scheme of your room light and airy. It's soothing on the eyes and makes for a more tranquil atmosphere.

Aromatherapy Scientific studies have proven that some scents, like lavender and jasmine, have a calming, relaxing effect and can be great in the bedroom to help soothe you before bedtime. Consider adding a diffuser and essential oils.

Bed and bedding

1. Reacquaint yourself with your tech Start online by doing a search of the make and model of your TVs, speakers and appliances to determine if your items have smart capabilities. If they do, you can easily locate online instructions for setup and user-friendly tutorials on how to use them to their full advantage. Have you recently purchased a premium new TV or appliance? If you have, there's a good chance that it's smart-enabled.

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With everyone hunkering down, many of us are thinking about how to maximize what's already in our homes.

machine. Download unique wash cycles on the ThinQ app like the Waterproof cycle, which washes waterproof material like mattress covers and rain jackets. Through the app you can receive notifications to your phone when cycles are completed, and start and stop your machine. If you have a ThinQenabled LG TV, you can even receive these notifications directly on the screen - making sure you don't miss any binge-worthy television.

4. Avoid service calls You may be surprised just how advanced some of these features

get; LG now offers customer support technology that alerts smart appliance owners to potential problems before they occur, which is more important than ever these days. For example, if you used too much detergent in an LG washing machine, "Proactive Customer Care" will send you an alert followed by specific care instructions to fix the problem. It can even tell you if your dryer vent needs cleaning or your fridge is not cooling properly, providing guidance for how to take the right action to avoid a problem.

5. Hands-free is carefree Most smart appliances and devices can be connected to the Google Assistant and/or Amazon Alexa. Some smart TVs like those from LG have both built in. This feature lets you use voice commands to control your enabled appliances or devices so you don't have to lift a finger!

If you recently bought a new appliance or TV, your home may be smarter than you thought. Interested in learning more about what smart appliances and smart TVs have to offer? Visit LG.com and take a look around.

There's nothing like a comfortable mattress, soft sheets, plush pillows and a cozy blanket to calm you. Another way to enhance relaxation is adding a weighted blanket, like Tranquility, while resting or sleeping. Weighted blankets are designed to help you relax, fall asleep, stay asleep and wake up rested by applying deep touch pressure that can help reduce stress and promote a feeling of calm.

Decluttering and eliminating "noise"

Lighting

Experts also recommend cooling temperatures and cutting back on electronics in the bedroom.

Did you know clutter can actually magnify emotions of stress, anger or exhaustion? Clutter can be considered "visual noise" and a huge distractor when settling down to relax and recharge. Try clearing items off your dresser, nightstands and other surfaces by using organizers or containers.

Lighting is just as important.

Opt for lamps with soft-white bulbs instead of overhead lights for a more soothing glow. Overhead lights can be harsh and uninviting.

With all of the stress today, your bedroom should be a sanctuary you can retreat to - a place where you can rest and relax before drifting off to sleep.

"Creating an optimal sleep environment is the key to falling asleep faster and staying asleep throughout the night," says lifestyle expert Jenn Falik. "I find keeping my bed-

room a cool 65 degrees, eliminating electronics in the room and having cozy bedding and my Tranquility weighted blanket, sets me up for the best night's sleep possible." *Survey methodology: An omni-

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2924 Monticello Dr....................................... $299,900 5 BR, 2 LA, 2 full & 2 half BA & outside LA! Renovated kit, master BA & closet. Covered patio. Hot tub stays.

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405 N Parkhill Loop...................................... $273,900 4 BR, 3 bath home in immaculate condition. Wood oors living, formal dining & hall. Tankless HWH. Open kit w/ granite ctops. Dbl-sided FP.

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1219 S Dewey Ave ....................................... $129,900

402951 W 2300 Rd ....................................... $104,900

Wonderful downtown home, remodeled kit, 2 LAs, 3 BRs & ofďŹ ce or sitting area off 1 BR. Detached gar can be work shop. Lg covered parking for 3 extra cars or boat parking.

3 BR, 3 BA home with 10 acres M/L. Border is fenced. Some pipe & some cross fencing, producing hay meadow! Barn w/ horse stalls, round pen, creek.

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%FFSmFME $JS ] %POOB #BSDMBZ #VSNBO ] CONTRACT ] Located on 2 lots in a cul-de-sac! 5 BR, 4 full & 2 half baths, 8 3E %FXFZ ] -ZODI ...................... $219,500 3 LAs, formal dining rm. New in 2018: 50 yr roof, ext. paint, upstairs AC. Vacant lot to N avail. ........ REDUCED to $IBQFM )JMM 3E ] 4BSB ,JOH ] ] Spacious, well-maintained 4 BR, 2.5 BA home in Wayside School Dist. 2 CONTRACT $349,900 LAs w/tons of natural light, quaint courtyard entrance. Corian 212 Sagebrush Dr I Pierce .................................... ctops, eating bar & bkfst area in kit. ...................... $205,000 #SPPLIPMMPX -BOF ] ,FWJO -ZODI ] | 4/5 BR home w/gas FP, vaulted ceiling, Pella wndws. Library/ :PSLUPO -BOF ] -J[ 'VHBUF ] ] Walk-out ofďŹ ce w/Murphy bed, private BA & closet. Lg deck w/view of basement! 4 BR, 3 bath & 3 living areas. Frml dining rm + wooded lot & lake. Walk-out bsmt w/unďŹ nished room. .......... bkfst area. Granite kit c-tops. 2 ďŹ replaces. Part ďŹ nished bsmt. .................................................................... $200,000 $325,000

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1317 Parker Ave, Pawhuska .....................

3 BR, 1.5 BA w/attached gar./ Hardwood oors, vinyl siding. W/D incl. & utility rm inside with 1/2 BA off of it.

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Enjoy the grandeur! 5 BR, 3.5 BA. Tall ceilings. 3 lvng areas, updtd appl. Carpet up ‘19. Back deck & patio w/ mature trees for privacy. Lovely woodland view addn.

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$BSPM 3E................................................... $99,500 Awesome updates! New driveway, windows, AC, roof, ooring, paint, baths, electric panel, lighting & more. Split 5 BR, 2 BA, open concept, lots of storage, fenced.

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&WFSHSFFO %S ] ,FWJO -ZODI ] ] Pristine .BZ -O ] 3FJMMZ CONTRACT ....................... $114,000 5 BR, 3.5 BA home w/abundance of storage & oored attic.

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920 S Osage Ave, Dewey (Commercial) ........ $46,000

2119 SE Osage Ave ........................................ $44,000

Stonewall (Vacant land) .............................. $690,000

2109 DeeďŹ eld Circle..................................... $569,000

New roof April 2020. New carpet. Large ofďŹ ce space with 3 possible rooms. 1 full restroom. Full kit, up to 10 parking spots. Attached gar. Corner lot w/Hwy 75 frontage.

4 bedrooms & 2 baths. Hardwood oors, vinyl siding & oversized garage workshop. HUD homes are sold “as-isâ€?. Case #422-322707. $BMM 5FYU 4BSB ,JOH t www.homeresultsforyou.com

Attention builders: 75 residential lots in Park Place. Single or bundle available. Call Barbara Senn at 918-214-3303 for more information. Will divide individually on request.

Located on 2 lots in a cul-de-sac! 5 BR, 4 full & 2 half Fall in love with the elegance of this home! Wet bar, baths, 3 LAs, formal dining rm. New in 2018: 50 yr roof, 2 living areas, grand mstr ste, encl porch, part bsmnt. ext paint, upstairs AC. Vacant lot to N available Lg lvrm w/vaulted ceiling + FP. List of updates avail.

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2534 Evergreen Dr ....................................... $237,000 Pristine 5 BR, 3.5 BA home w/abundance of storage & oored attic. Newer items incl.: ext. paint, vinyl wndws. gar door, faux blinds, entry tile, liv rm carpet. $BMM 5FYU ,FWJO -ZODI t www.homeresultsforyou.com

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716 E 13th .................................................... $130,900 4 BR home, shop, 3 car-carport, plus 2 extra lots. Nice kitchen w/all appliances. Hardwood oors downstairs.

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5221 Nowata Rd., #102D ............................... $65,000 Largest oor plan in Forest Creek! New HVAC in ‘16, new HWT in ‘18. Kit open to liv rm with wood burning FP. Kit appliances remain. 2 BR, 2.5 baths.

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212 Sagebrush Dr ........................................ $349,900 Stunning 5 bdrm, 3.5 BA home. 2 story entryway w/ sweeping staircase. Granite ctops, island w/sink and elevated eating bar, coffee bar open to living, walk-in pantry

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New interior paint......... $309,900 ED ED R R / 3E ] ,FWJO -ZODI ] ] TU TU A A FE FE .POUJDFMMP %S * %POOB #BSDMBZ #VSNBO * 3 BR, 2 BA home close to Copan Lake! New roof 3000 I 5 BR, 2 LA, 2 full & 2 half BA & outside LA! Renovated 2018, newer vinyl wndws. Lg LA w/pellet stove. kit, master BA & closet. Covered patio. Hot tub stays. Storm Newer int. paint. 2 car carport, 16x30 pole barn, 4& 4IBXOFF "WF .....................................

4BOUB 'F "WF ......................................... shelter in gar. New roof included in listing price...... $299,900 2 16x10 sheds. .............................................

Park-like 3 acres in town with 2 BR + 1 bath home.

3 BR, 2 BA, 2 LA, 2 car garage. Approximately $140,000 Detached garage. Green belt on one side.

1900 SF. Needs TLD. Owner/Agent. $IFSSZ -O * -J[ 'VHBUF * * Fall in love with $BMM 5FYU +BOBU +BMJMJ t the elegance of this home! Wet bar, 2 lvng areas, grand mstr & UI ] -FF "OO 1JFSDF ] ] 4 $BMM 5FYU %POOB #BSDMBZ #VSNBO t www.homeresultsforyou.com www.homeresultsforyou.com ste, encl porch, part bsmnt. Lg lv rm w/vaulted ceiling + FP. BR home, shop, 3 car-carport, plus 2 extra lots.

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CONTRACT BR. Detached gar can be work shop. Lg covered $BMM 5FYU &SJDB (BSSFUTPO t / 3E ] -ZODI ..................................... $BMM 5FYU +BOFU 3FJMMZ t www.homeresultsforyou.com www.homeresultsforyou.com parking for 3 extra cars or boat parking.. ........

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5 BR, 3.5 BA. Tall ceilings.

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3 BR, 2 BA home close to Copan Lake! New roof 2018, newer vinyl wndws. Lg LA w/pellet stove. Newer int. paint. 2 car carport, 16x30 pole barn, 2 16x10 sheds.

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Walk-out basement! 4 BR, 3 bath & 3 living area. Frml dining rm + bkfs area. Granite kit c-tops. 2 ďŹ replaces. Part ďŹ nished bsmt. Woodland Hills subdivision.

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1909 Hillcrest Dr ............................................ $76,700

3 BR, 1.5 BA home w/lg backyard w/privacy fence. 2 liv areas, wood burning FP. Hardwoods & carpet. HUD case #422-328064.

Lovely 2 BR, 2 BA condo. Lg. LA w/2 built-in bookcases anking the FP. Kit w/tons of cabinets & dining room boasts of built ins. HOA fees inc. exterior maintenance.

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506 Carol Rd | PalmerCONTRACT ............................ $99,500

SOLD 128 NE Quapaw Ave | Palmer ............................................$25,000

CONTRACT 3907 Wayside Dr I Garretson. ..................................$83,000

1567 S Hickory Ave | Janet Reilly | 918-440-5116 | Large lot, home has been gutted and ready to restore. Large basement. Lots of space for the money........................................................................$18,000

CONTRACT 1909 Hillcrest Dr | Palmer. .......................................$76,700

616 Cherry Ln............................................... $297,500

COMMERCIAL LISTINGS

223 W Vine Ave | Erica Garretson | 918-331-7050 2505 Millway St. - Commercial | Kevin Lynch | 918-214-3700 | 3 BR, 2 BA home with additional office space & 2 LAs. Kitchen features an island, Jen-Air stove w/ | 10 unit condominiums. All units have central heat & air. 2 & BBQ grill, extra sink & blt-in deep fryer. Attached 3 BR units. Some have 2 car garages. All new interior paint in workshop & 8x12 detached shop. ............. $75,000 each unit in 2019................................................... $775,000 315 SE Wilshire Ave I Janet Reilly | 918-440-5116 | 3 209 Choctaw Ave | Kevin Lynch | 918-214-3700 | Downtown bedrooms, 1 bath, hardwood oors, newer HVAC, large yard. .. ofďŹ ce building. Hardie plank siding, vinyl wndws, oored attic.

3 or 4 lg ofďŹ ces. 2 restrms, lg lab, handicap accessible. Sec $74,000

2524 Chapel Hill Rd...................................... $205,000 Spacious, well-maintained 4 BR, 2.5 BA home in Wayside School Dist. 2 LAs w/tons of natural light, quaint courtyard entrance. Corian ctops, eating bar & bkfst area in kit.

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315 SE Wlshire Ave ........................................ $74,000 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, hardwood oors, newer HVAC, large yard. $BMM 5FYU +BOFU 3FJMMZ t www.homeresultsforyou.com

sys owned. Kitchen/breakrm. ................................. $210,000 507 SE Shawnee Ave I Donna Barclay-Burman I 918-4403000 I 3 BR, 2 BA, 2 LA, 2 car garage. Approximately 1900 920 S Osage Ave, Dewey (Commercial) I Kevin Lynch | SF. Family room w/wall of built-ins & FP. Needs TLC. Owner/ 918-214-3700 I New roof April 2020. New carpet. Large ofďŹ ce Agent. ........................................................................$69,900 space with 3 possible rooms. 1 full restroom. Full kit, up to 10

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1611 S Santa Fe Ave I Janat Jalili I 918-269-3123 I Park-like $46,000 3 acres in town with 2 BR & 1 bath home. Detached garage.

Green belt on one side. ..............................................$69,900

W Frank Phillips Blvd I Erica Garretson I 918-331-7050 I

2251 S Keeler Ave (LAND) ............................. $26,500 Great country land on the edge of town. Sand Creek running through property.

Great building location. Frank Phillips Blvd frontage, zoned CONTRACT 5221 Nowata Rd., #102D I Pierce.. ..........................$65,000

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commercial ......................................REDUCED to $14,000

341 N Oak St, Dewey I Lee Ann Pierce I 918-397-0700 I 3 BR home w/single car attached gar & carport. New roof 2018 w/transferable warranty. Covered front porch & covered back patio. Stove & refrigerator remain ..............................$64,500 Stonewall (vacant land) | Barbara Senn | 918-214-

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CONTRACT 415 S Queenstown Ave I Reilly. ..............................$47,000 CONTRACT 1304 Jennings Ave I Palmer ...................................$58,000 SOLD 1652 Hickory Ave I Jalili ...........................................$57,500

3303 | Attention builders: 75 residential lots in Park Place. Single or bundle available. Call Barbara Senn at 918-214-3303 for information. Will divide individually on request .......................................................... $690,000

1317 Parker Ave, Pawhuska CONTRACT I Palmer...........................$58,000

Hudson Lake Rd | Kevin Lynch | 918-214-3700 | 145 acres m/l of prime hunting land. Includes small cabin w/ concrete pad, bunk beds & wood-burning stove. Cabin sleeps 4. Excellent location for multiple hunting stands/ towers. .......................................................... $200,000

2119 SE Osage Ave I Sara King 918-977-0541 I 4 bedrooms & 2 baths. Hardwood oors, vinyl siding & oversized garage workshop.

HUD homes are sold “as-is�. Case #422,322707.................$44,000

2251 S Keeler Ave | Robert Phillips | 918-933-2222 | Great country land on the edge of town. Sand Creek running through property......... $26,500

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1401 May Ln................................................. $114,000 4 BR, 3 full baths, 2 living areas. Fireplace, 2 master bedrooms. A little TLC is needed. Walking distance to grade school. $BMM 5FYU +BOFU 3FJMMZ t www.homeresultsforyou.com

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Brick home located in Ranch Heights School Dist. Walking distance to shopping & restaurants. Needs some TLC. 3 BR, 1 BA, kitchen appliances remain.

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REAL ESTATE

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Sunday, May 3, 2020

REAL ESTATE

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2924 Monticello Dr....................................... $299,900 5 BR, 2 LA, 2 full & 2 half BA & outside LA! Renovated kit, master BA & closet. Covered patio. Hot tub stays.

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405 N Parkhill Loop...................................... $273,900 4 BR, 3 bath home in immaculate condition. Wood oors living, formal dining & hall. Tankless HWH. Open kit w/ granite ctops. Dbl-sided FP.

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1219 S Dewey Ave ....................................... $129,900

402951 W 2300 Rd ....................................... $104,900

Wonderful downtown home, remodeled kit, 2 LAs, 3 BRs & ofďŹ ce or sitting area off 1 BR. Detached gar can be work shop. Lg covered parking for 3 extra cars or boat parking.

3 BR, 3 BA home with 10 acres M/L. Border is fenced. Some pipe & some cross fencing, producing hay meadow! Barn w/ horse stalls, round pen, creek.

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%FFSmFME $JS ] %POOB #BSDMBZ #VSNBO ] CONTRACT ] Located on 2 lots in a cul-de-sac! 5 BR, 4 full & 2 half baths, 8 3E %FXFZ ] -ZODI ...................... $219,500 3 LAs, formal dining rm. New in 2018: 50 yr roof, ext. paint, upstairs AC. Vacant lot to N avail. ........ REDUCED to $IBQFM )JMM 3E ] 4BSB ,JOH ] ] Spacious, well-maintained 4 BR, 2.5 BA home in Wayside School Dist. 2 CONTRACT $349,900 LAs w/tons of natural light, quaint courtyard entrance. Corian 212 Sagebrush Dr I Pierce .................................... ctops, eating bar & bkfst area in kit. ...................... $205,000 #SPPLIPMMPX -BOF ] ,FWJO -ZODI ] | 4/5 BR home w/gas FP, vaulted ceiling, Pella wndws. Library/ :PSLUPO -BOF ] -J[ 'VHBUF ] ] Walk-out ofďŹ ce w/Murphy bed, private BA & closet. Lg deck w/view of basement! 4 BR, 3 bath & 3 living areas. Frml dining rm + wooded lot & lake. Walk-out bsmt w/unďŹ nished room. .......... bkfst area. Granite kit c-tops. 2 ďŹ replaces. Part ďŹ nished bsmt. .................................................................... $200,000 $325,000

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1317 Parker Ave, Pawhuska .....................

3 BR, 1.5 BA w/attached gar./ Hardwood oors, vinyl siding. W/D incl. & utility rm inside with 1/2 BA off of it.

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$BSPM 3E................................................... $99,500 Awesome updates! New driveway, windows, AC, roof, ooring, paint, baths, electric panel, lighting & more. Split 5 BR, 2 BA, open concept, lots of storage, fenced.

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&WFSHSFFO %S ] ,FWJO -ZODI ] ] Pristine .BZ -O ] 3FJMMZ CONTRACT ....................... $114,000 5 BR, 3.5 BA home w/abundance of storage & oored attic.

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920 S Osage Ave, Dewey (Commercial) ........ $46,000

2119 SE Osage Ave ........................................ $44,000

Stonewall (Vacant land) .............................. $690,000

2109 DeeďŹ eld Circle..................................... $569,000

New roof April 2020. New carpet. Large ofďŹ ce space with 3 possible rooms. 1 full restroom. Full kit, up to 10 parking spots. Attached gar. Corner lot w/Hwy 75 frontage.

4 bedrooms & 2 baths. Hardwood oors, vinyl siding & oversized garage workshop. HUD homes are sold “as-isâ€?. Case #422-322707. $BMM 5FYU 4BSB ,JOH t www.homeresultsforyou.com

Attention builders: 75 residential lots in Park Place. Single or bundle available. Call Barbara Senn at 918-214-3303 for more information. Will divide individually on request.

Located on 2 lots in a cul-de-sac! 5 BR, 4 full & 2 half Fall in love with the elegance of this home! Wet bar, baths, 3 LAs, formal dining rm. New in 2018: 50 yr roof, 2 living areas, grand mstr ste, encl porch, part bsmnt. ext paint, upstairs AC. Vacant lot to N available Lg lvrm w/vaulted ceiling + FP. List of updates avail.

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2534 Evergreen Dr ....................................... $237,000 Pristine 5 BR, 3.5 BA home w/abundance of storage & oored attic. Newer items incl.: ext. paint, vinyl wndws. gar door, faux blinds, entry tile, liv rm carpet. $BMM 5FYU ,FWJO -ZODI t www.homeresultsforyou.com

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716 E 13th .................................................... $130,900 4 BR home, shop, 3 car-carport, plus 2 extra lots. Nice kitchen w/all appliances. Hardwood oors downstairs.

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5221 Nowata Rd., #102D ............................... $65,000 Largest oor plan in Forest Creek! New HVAC in ‘16, new HWT in ‘18. Kit open to liv rm with wood burning FP. Kit appliances remain. 2 BR, 2.5 baths.

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212 Sagebrush Dr ........................................ $349,900 Stunning 5 bdrm, 3.5 BA home. 2 story entryway w/ sweeping staircase. Granite ctops, island w/sink and elevated eating bar, coffee bar open to living, walk-in pantry

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SOLD 128 NE Quapaw Ave | Palmer ............................................$25,000

CONTRACT 3907 Wayside Dr I Garretson. ..................................$83,000

1567 S Hickory Ave | Janet Reilly | 918-440-5116 | Large lot, home has been gutted and ready to restore. Large basement. Lots of space for the money........................................................................$18,000

CONTRACT 1909 Hillcrest Dr | Palmer. .......................................$76,700

616 Cherry Ln............................................... $297,500

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223 W Vine Ave | Erica Garretson | 918-331-7050 2505 Millway St. - Commercial | Kevin Lynch | 918-214-3700 | 3 BR, 2 BA home with additional office space & 2 LAs. Kitchen features an island, Jen-Air stove w/ | 10 unit condominiums. All units have central heat & air. 2 & BBQ grill, extra sink & blt-in deep fryer. Attached 3 BR units. Some have 2 car garages. All new interior paint in workshop & 8x12 detached shop. ............. $75,000 each unit in 2019................................................... $775,000 315 SE Wilshire Ave I Janet Reilly | 918-440-5116 | 3 209 Choctaw Ave | Kevin Lynch | 918-214-3700 | Downtown bedrooms, 1 bath, hardwood oors, newer HVAC, large yard. .. ofďŹ ce building. Hardie plank siding, vinyl wndws, oored attic.

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2524 Chapel Hill Rd...................................... $205,000 Spacious, well-maintained 4 BR, 2.5 BA home in Wayside School Dist. 2 LAs w/tons of natural light, quaint courtyard entrance. Corian ctops, eating bar & bkfst area in kit.

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2251 S Keeler Ave (LAND) ............................. $26,500 Great country land on the edge of town. Sand Creek running through property.

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341 N Oak St, Dewey I Lee Ann Pierce I 918-397-0700 I 3 BR home w/single car attached gar & carport. New roof 2018 w/transferable warranty. Covered front porch & covered back patio. Stove & refrigerator remain ..............................$64,500 Stonewall (vacant land) | Barbara Senn | 918-214-

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3303 | Attention builders: 75 residential lots in Park Place. Single or bundle available. Call Barbara Senn at 918-214-3303 for information. Will divide individually on request .......................................................... $690,000

1317 Parker Ave, Pawhuska CONTRACT I Palmer...........................$58,000

Hudson Lake Rd | Kevin Lynch | 918-214-3700 | 145 acres m/l of prime hunting land. Includes small cabin w/ concrete pad, bunk beds & wood-burning stove. Cabin sleeps 4. Excellent location for multiple hunting stands/ towers. .......................................................... $200,000

2119 SE Osage Ave I Sara King 918-977-0541 I 4 bedrooms & 2 baths. Hardwood oors, vinyl siding & oversized garage workshop.

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Sunday, May 3, 2020 REAL ESTATE Now's a great time to unlock the smart home you never knew you had

Sunday, May 3, 2020

(BPT) - With everyone hunkering down, many of us are thinking about how to maximize what's already in our homes. What many don't know is that the benefits and efficiencies of a smart home might already be at their fingertips. With a little research and time spent with your appliances and technology, you can start enjoying the convenience of the smart home features you never knew you had - with added benefits like tips and alerts that will help you take care of your appliances to avoid service issues.

(BPT) - Can't sleep? You're not alone. Only 11% of Americans say they get excellent sleep on a regular basis, while 18% report poor or not good sleep quality, and the rest are somewhere in between.* With all of the stress today, your bedroom should be a sanctuary you can retreat to - a place where you can rest and relax before drifting off to sleep. Here are a few things to consider when creating your own bedroom oasis that's optimal for sleep.

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2. Start exploring your smart app After selecting a smart-enabled appliance or TV that you'd like to focus on, download the accompanying smart app to your smartphone or tablet. Many brands have one central app for their appliances and electronics to make this even easier. For example, LG's is called ThinQ. A central app is the easiest way to keep yourself organized.

3. Get notifications directly to your phone Apps like ThinQ allow you to track the status of appliances like your Wi-Fi-enabled washing

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How to create a bedroom oasis that's optimal for excellent sleep From shag rugs and furniture to accent pillows, artwork and wall paint, keep the color scheme of your room light and airy. It's soothing on the eyes and makes for a more tranquil atmosphere.

Aromatherapy Scientific studies have proven that some scents, like lavender and jasmine, have a calming, relaxing effect and can be great in the bedroom to help soothe you before bedtime. Consider adding a diffuser and essential oils.

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1. Reacquaint yourself with your tech Start online by doing a search of the make and model of your TVs, speakers and appliances to determine if your items have smart capabilities. If they do, you can easily locate online instructions for setup and user-friendly tutorials on how to use them to their full advantage. Have you recently purchased a premium new TV or appliance? If you have, there's a good chance that it's smart-enabled.

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With everyone hunkering down, many of us are thinking about how to maximize what's already in our homes.

machine. Download unique wash cycles on the ThinQ app like the Waterproof cycle, which washes waterproof material like mattress covers and rain jackets. Through the app you can receive notifications to your phone when cycles are completed, and start and stop your machine. If you have a ThinQenabled LG TV, you can even receive these notifications directly on the screen - making sure you don't miss any binge-worthy television.

4. Avoid service calls You may be surprised just how advanced some of these features

get; LG now offers customer support technology that alerts smart appliance owners to potential problems before they occur, which is more important than ever these days. For example, if you used too much detergent in an LG washing machine, "Proactive Customer Care" will send you an alert followed by specific care instructions to fix the problem. It can even tell you if your dryer vent needs cleaning or your fridge is not cooling properly, providing guidance for how to take the right action to avoid a problem.

5. Hands-free is carefree Most smart appliances and devices can be connected to the Google Assistant and/or Amazon Alexa. Some smart TVs like those from LG have both built in. This feature lets you use voice commands to control your enabled appliances or devices so you don't have to lift a finger!

If you recently bought a new appliance or TV, your home may be smarter than you thought. Interested in learning more about what smart appliances and smart TVs have to offer? Visit LG.com and take a look around.

There's nothing like a comfortable mattress, soft sheets, plush pillows and a cozy blanket to calm you. Another way to enhance relaxation is adding a weighted blanket, like Tranquility, while resting or sleeping. Weighted blankets are designed to help you relax, fall asleep, stay asleep and wake up rested by applying deep touch pressure that can help reduce stress and promote a feeling of calm.

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Experts also recommend cooling temperatures and cutting back on electronics in the bedroom.

Did you know clutter can actually magnify emotions of stress, anger or exhaustion? Clutter can be considered "visual noise" and a huge distractor when settling down to relax and recharge. Try clearing items off your dresser, nightstands and other surfaces by using organizers or containers.

Lighting is just as important.

Opt for lamps with soft-white bulbs instead of overhead lights for a more soothing glow. Overhead lights can be harsh and uninviting.

With all of the stress today, your bedroom should be a sanctuary you can retreat to - a place where you can rest and relax before drifting off to sleep.

"Creating an optimal sleep environment is the key to falling asleep faster and staying asleep throughout the night," says lifestyle expert Jenn Falik. "I find keeping my bed-

room a cool 65 degrees, eliminating electronics in the room and having cozy bedding and my Tranquility weighted blanket, sets me up for the best night's sleep possible." *Survey methodology: An omni-

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Clever hacks give spring-cleaning a whole new meaning (BPT) - With more time spent in the comfort of our home, springcleaning can take on an entirely new meaning this year. Consider the following hacks to make your household clean-up routine as efficient and thorough as possible.

Conquer kitchen crevices with lemon and baking soda Crumbs, food residue and dirt can hide in kitchen crannies. Dedicate time to deep clean these commonly overlooked areas. In the microwave, chop a lemon into several chunks and add to three cups of water in a glass bowl. Microwave for about five minutes and keep the door shut after the timer to allow the steam to do its magic.

Then, wipe down the interior with a microfiber cloth. The benefits of the lemon slices don't end here. If your garbage disposal is starting to smell, carefully insert slices into the disposal and run. The acidity will combat clogs and leave your sink with a citrus scent.

In the refrigerator, sort through drawers and shelves and toss expired items. Use baking soda to remove caked on food and spills.

Shake some baking soda on the spots, dampen with a few drops of water and let sit for 10 minutes before scrubbing off residue.

This method will leave your fridge spotless and scentless - an important but often forgotten consideration, as you do not want foods to absorb the smell of cleaning products. Lastly, while dishes may be

washed daily, germs often thrive in your wet sponge. Microwave your damp sponge for 90 seconds to eliminate bacteria.

"Suds-idize" the shower While dedicated to get you clean, a shower can build up bacteria if the moisture-filled environment is not treated properly. Tackling the shower is labor intensive and easy to move to the bottom of the chore list. To simplify the process, choose a cleaning product that is both safe and effective on the surface, whether your shower is made of tile, ceramic or plastic. Conduct an initial spot test, but - generally speaking - the more versatile the cleaner, the better.

To scrub and wipe away suds in one quick gesture, consider the multipurpose Peerless SideKick Shower System, which you can easily install yourself. This shower head not only provides a drenching shower experience but also comes with a cleaning attachment where water flows through the pad, allowing you to scrub tile, wash away cleaning product and ultimately reduce cleaning time.

Implement closet methodology A closet cleanout can be both daunting and, let's be honest, emotional. For items you're not willing to part with just yet, hang all clothes backward on the rack.

Once you have worn an item, hang forward facing on the rack. After a few months, donate items that

With more time spent in the comfort of our home, spring-cleaning can take on an entirely new meaning this year.

Examiner-Enterprise • 11 REAL ESTATE 6 powerful homeowner tips to prepare for the summer storm season

Sunday, May 3, 2020

(BPT) - Electricity is always there for us.

From keeping the lights on to running important "background" tasks like maintaining a steady Wi-Fi signal, we're often unaware of how electricity touches all aspects of our lives. That is, until something happens, like a severe storm hits and the power goes out.

During an extended power interruption, life becomes disruptive to homeowners, especially the elderly, families with young children and those who work from home. Unexpected events remind us that it's easy to take the systems and routines in our lives for granted. Situations such as these remind us of the importance of being proactive and prepared.

So, what will you do if a storm hits or the electrical grid fails and the lights go out? If you don't have an answer for that, don't panic. You have plenty of time to get ready.

To help you prepare and keep your family safe and comfortable during a power outage, keep these important tips handy from the power experts at KOHLER Generators.

Trim back trees or branches remain backward, as they haven't been touched and aren't getting any use.

When reorganizing clothes in drawers or bins, fold and insert items upright without stacking.

This is the best use of space and allows for a quick view of your wardrobe options, eliminating the need to sift through drawers and make a mess.

Organize easily ignored areas We all have areas of the home that seem to stockpile goods and are only cleaned out once in a blue moon: the medicine cabinet,

junk drawer, storage room, linen closet, craft area, garage and laundry room, to name a few. First, completely clear out these spaces.

Use bins and buckets to create a system of organization and implement labels, as needed. When you add items back in, place the mostused items at the front and only reintroduce essential items. Finally tackling these areas will give you a sense of comfort and relief.

With these hacks, your springcleaning checklist will be complete in no time, with long-lasting results.

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During a storm, these can break and fall on electrical lines leading to your home. Before you start trimming away overhanging branches, consult with your local power company to ensure everyone's safety. Never, ever touch a downed electrical line.

During an extended power interruption, life becomes disruptive to homeowners, especially the elderly, families with young children and those who work from home. Unexpected events remind us that it's easy to take the systems and routines in our lives for granted.

Invest in battery-powered lighting Sure, we all make use of the light that comes with our smartphone. But you don't want to rely on that as your lighting source during a power outage, or you'll drain the battery. Head to your local hardware store and pick up two or three flashlights, along with a battery-powered lantern as a hands-free way to illuminate dark rooms. Keep plenty of extra batteries on hand.

Extinguish candles Don't use kerosene lamps, candles or anything that requires an open flame for lighting.

These can cause a fire hazard.

Keep it charged To keep your computers and smart devices working throughout the outage, purchase battery packs and power banks. This backup will let you maintain a connection to information, updates and loved ones.

Stay in the know Bad weather can hit with little to no warning.

That's why it's a good idea to pick up a weather radio. When a severe storm approaches, you'll be alerted to take shelter.

Get a back-up power source Consider investing in an automatic standby generator to power your home. A standby unit has the ability to power all your major systems and appliances, including a refrigerator, lights, heating and cooling systems, Wi-Fi router, sump pump and home security system. In fact, having a permanently installed generator connected to your home's electrical system can be a lifesaver. Much like a central air conditioner, an automatic standby generator is housed outside, and runs on natural gas or liquid propane.

Standby generators from Kohler kick in automatically, usually in a matter of seconds, so

everything in your home is back up and running even when a storm interrupts your source of power. And it has the capacity to keep going, as long as the outage lasts, because its powerful, industrial engine can handle heavy loads and is protected by a corrosion-resistant housing. You'll also love the quiet operation and the ability to monitor and control the unit with a tablet or smartphone.

"An automatic standby generator provides great peace of mind because you'll always have safe, reliable power during an outage - no matter how long it may last," said Ed Del Grande, a home improvement expert and author. "When the lights go out in your neighborhood, you'll be an oasis for your family, friends and neighbors in need."

If you'd like to learn more about KOHLER Generators and how an automatic standby generator can be an important part of storm readiness, visit KOHLERGenerators.com.

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Mortgage relief during COVID-19: Here's what you need to know (BPT) - In these unprecedented times, when many families are facing physical, emotional and financial hardships, a common question is, "How do I keep up with my mortgage when I'm not working?"

A home is a family's most important asset. But now it's more than that: It's where they are hunkering down and staying safe. That's why there is a plan for customers to delay monthly payments if they need help.

There are a lot of mortgage terms and provisions on TV and in newspapers related to the impact of COVID-19, and in some cases, there is conflicting information.

Here are some common questions and answers from Mark O'Donovan, CEO, Chase Home Lending, to help guide you.

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CONTRACT 5209 Barnett Avenue

$215,000 3410 Stonewall Drive

$148,000 720 S. Johnstone Avenue $185,000 2472 SW Mountain Drive

Huge kit w/beautiful granite & cabinets. Bonus room could be Beautiful home in a wonderful, sought after neighborhood! Enjoy 4th bedroom, ofďŹ ce, TV room, or formal dining. Spacious bed- outdoor living by having your morning coffee in the enclosed parooms. Great room has a tray ceiling and is very large. tio and then cook dinner on a large wooden deck. Split oor plan.

Joy Cook 918-327-1031

Donna Skelly 918-214-6800

1509 Armstrong Avenue

$32,500 1036 Arbor Drive

$328,000 5716 Harvard Drive

Kelley Lawrence 918-440-0819 and Courtney Roberts 918-914-0243 East Rim with a Gorgeous View!

CONTRACT

$228,900 1524 S Oak

Nice two bedroom bungalow. Perfect investment home or ďŹ rst time home buyer!!

Master suite w/tray ceiling & 2 walk-in closets. Master bath w/double sinks, whirlpool tub & separate shower. Other 3 bedrooms each have walk-in closets. Desk area just off kitchen is great for a home ofďŹ ce.

Kelley Lawrence 918-440-0819 Courtney Roberts 918-914-0243

Gail Campbell 918-338-9235

CONTRACT

$91,900 2112 Skyline Drive

$247,000

Large mixed use building/home. Zoned C-3 which allows 4 bedroom, 4 bath and a Bonus Room that can be a 5th Charming home close to elementary & middle schools! Neat Situated on 3/4 (m/l) acre with gorgeous views of mature trees! bedroom. Home sits on 1.03 acres on Circle Mountain’s and well kept. New int. paint. Dining rm could be 2nd living or Kitchen updated in 2012, 2 gas log ďŹ replaces, 50 year Malarkey for a multitude of uses. Great location.

Pat Poindexter 918-331-8031

New Price

roof in 2013, new alarm system, new windows.

Donna Skelly 918-214-6800

Kelley Lawrence 918-440-0819 and Courtney Roberts 918-914-0243

CONTRACT

$9,900 5648 Chestnut Hill

Investment opportunity. AS IS listing. Be creative.

Steve & Jana Russell 918-213-5943

ofďŹ ce. Charming & private patio.

New Listing

$249,000 1200 Arbor Drive

New Listing

$220,000 2616 Camelot Court

$369,500

Just move right in! Split BR plan w/private master retreat One level home with split bedroom oorplan!! Enjoy privacy in the Captivating fountain pond, sparkling in-ground pool, & luxurious granite! Chef’s Kitchwhich includes a separate sitting area. Kitchen has a break- master suite situated across the house from the other three bed- en w/ eat-in bar, gas cooktop, Formal DN views to pond, 2 Living Rms w/ 2 ďŹ replaces rooms. Three full baths, formal living & family room w/ďŹ replace. & barista bar + sunroom, allows for Hm. ofďŹ ces, or even a 2nd Master conversion. fast bar, pantry and newer dishwasher and microwave.

Kelley Lawrence 918-440-0819 and Courtney Roberts 918-914-0243 Joan Glock 918-213-5952

Joy Cook 918-327-1031

CONTRACT 811 Lupa Street

$24,000 24206 N 3962 Road

CALLING ALL INVESTORS!! Cute home on a corner lot with a metal roof, sunroom & central heat & air.

Kelley Lawrence 918-440-0819 Courtney Roberts 918-914-0243

What's payment assistance or forbearance?

That means you won't be expected to make a payment for a period of time. For example, you can start with three months and you won't be charged a late fee, once you tell us you need help and sign up.

We'll contact you during the threemonth period to make sure you're doing OK, and we won't report the missed payments that come due during the forbearance period to the credit agencies. Before the period ends, we'll be in touch to discuss when you expect you'll be able to start paying again and how to handle the missed payments. If you can't make up the missed payments at the point that you resume making your regular payments, we can likely defer them to the end of the mortgage term.

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New Listing 2800 Kingston Court

$689,500 3211 Wayside Drive

ATTENTION to every detail welcomes you in this gorgeous home w/ designer paint colors on 5 acres. Relax in the great room which features a woodburning ďŹ replace & a tranquil view to the back lawn.

Kelley Lawrence 918-440-0819 and Courtney Roberts 918-914-0243

Pam Carter 918-695-1697

CONTRACT

$499,000 825 S. Cherokee Avenue

$113,900 2801 Monticello Drive

Close to School! Open oor plan. 3 BR, 2 Baths with 2 car garage. Call today for showing.

$360,000 792 Brookhollow Lane

CONTRACT

$210,000 107 Country Road 3004

$410,000 855 Winding Way

A wall of windows in the great room provides a view of the beautiful Take a look at the 4 bedrooms, 4 baths, ofďŹ ce, and 2 living argardens & back yard. Dedicated ofďŹ ce area, 4 bedrooms w/walk eas in this incredible executive home with tons of upgrades! in closets. Stand up style storm shelter in garage! Roof is 2 yrs!

Kelley Lawrence 918-440-0819 Courtney Roberts 918-914-0243 Debbie Jenkins 918-350-0003

$130,000

Home was a 3 bedroom before one of the bedrooms was converted to an ofďŹ ce space. Master bedroom has patio access & built ins. Formal Living/Formal Dining combo. Den features a ďŹ replace & wet bar.

Kelley Lawrence 918-440-0819 Courtney Roberts 918-914-0243

CONTRACT

$280,000 5511 Country Road 5101 Pawhuska $239,000 2605 SE Vicksburg Street $225,000 2133 SE Starlight Court

$218,500

Priced to sell in Legacy Estates! Beautiful salt water gunite pool w/waterfall. Nearly Unique downtown split level home with 2 bed, 1 full and 3 - 1/2 GORGEOUS OSAGE MEADOWS home on 3 acres m/l. Spacious entryway 61 acres m/l with 1999 manufactured home. Clear Creek crosses proper- Fresh, bright Sunroom. Updated kitchen counters and appliances. Stunning and charming in quiet cul-de-sac with lots of updates. $50,000 in improvements since 2016-wood oors, front door, rebuilt grand staircase baths, 3 HUGE living rooms, partial basement. Corner lot, brick and great room open to the kitchen and dining space. Split bedroom oor ty. 60% open. close to town on black top road. 40 x 60 shop with concrete Updated half Bathroom counter. Open concept living. Washer, Dry- New Front Doors, New carpet and new wood like tile. Awesome oor and 15 x 60 enclosed lean to. 2 RV hookups. In ground storm shelter. er, Refrigerator, Microwave and Wine Refrigerator are negotiable. & much more. Move-in ready, neutral decor. 2 bed on 1st oor, 2 on 2nd-all WICs. exterior, Unity Church meets on E end of 2nd level occasionally. plan w/master on one side and two bedrooms and bath on the other. kitchen with granite, newer appliances including double ovens.

Pam Carter 918-695-1697 Bill Riley 918-440-9372 Kelley Lawrence 918-440-0819 Courtney Roberts 918-914-0243 Donna Skelly 918-214-6800 Debbie Jenkins 918-350-0003 Barbara Collier 918-331-8252

In these unprecedented times, when many families are facing physical, emotional and financial hardships, a common question is, "How do I keep up with my mortgage when I'm not working?" account, fill out a short form and enroll in the payment assistance program. You'll avoid waiting on hold - a process that is lengthier right now given the thousands of customers calling with questions.

We will email or send you a letter to confirm that you're in the program. Don't worry if you don't get it immediately. It may take a few days, but the payment delays start right away.

How do I raise my hand?

Can I just stop paying without telling the bank?

At Chase, you can request help without waiting to speak to an agent. Simply start here: www. chase.com/mortgageassistance.

You'll be able to log into your

That's not a good idea. By signing up, you'll get full access to all the program benefits - including delayed payments, no late fees and no negative reporting to the credit

bureaus for payments due during the forbearance period.

What if I can still pay?

Then you should. Keep making your mortgage payments on time if you can. And know that the program is for customers who are suffering financial hardship resulting from COVID-19, so help is still available if your circumstances change as a result of COVID-19. There are also programs to help customers who suffer financial hardships for other reasons, including natural disasters.

What happens after the payment assistance period ends?

The national payment assis-

tance program was created to provide immediate help to customers navigating this very uncertain time. If you're still not able to afford your mortgage at the end of the initial three months, you can request delaying payments for additional months at the end of the forbearance period. Many customers who can resume making their full payment after the assistance period can defer missed payments to the end of the mortgage. We'll check in with you near the end of the assistance period to help you understand your options.

While there is so much uncertainty right now, we want to be here for you to help. Stay safe and healthy.

CONTRACT 3105 Lincoln Road

$266,000 2005 Glynnwood Drive

$227,000 1937 S Surrey Court

Gorgeous 2 story, 4 bed, 3.5 bath home with lots of updates! TOTAL RENOVATION! Updated kitchen overlooks greKitchen features granite and cherry cabinets, ss appliances, and atroom & light & bright sunroom. Open Floor Plan! Unbeisland. Open oor plan. Master and 2 bedrooms on main oor. lievable en-suite master bath w/walk in shower.

Donna Skelly 918-214-6800

Debbie Jenkins 918-350-0003

CONTRACT 2732 Braddock Road

$65,000 15290 N. 3960 Road, Dewey$175,000 221 Sagebrush Drive

Beautiful, exclusive neighborhood! Wooded lots with The formal living and dining are combined. Kitchen is stone bridges, waterfall, and scenic pond. Convenient large enough for a kitchen table. Separate den space is located off of the kitchen. location. Lot is at & easy to build on.

Kelley Lawrence 918-440-0819 Courtney Roberts 918-914-0243 Kelley Lawrence 918-440-0819 Courtney Roberts 918-914-0243

$255,000 900 Delaware

$64,500

This is a fantastic home in immaculate condition. Split Traditional Century 4 Square home with original bedroom plan. Nice sized living and kitchen areas. Formal hardwood oors. 4 Bedroom. Large shop behind. dining. Inside utility. Three car garage.

Tammy Sarver 918-440-8897

Bill Riley 918-440-9372

CONTRACT

$309,900 5100 Minnesota Street

$130,000 $449,900 1419 SE Delaware Avenue $389,900 3 Oaklawn Drive, Ramona $356,500 5 Oaklawn Drive, Ramona $361,500 1341 Rockdale Road Nice Woodland Park home! 4 Bedrooms, 2 bath, 2 large living areas. Enjoy

Curb appeal! Charming Southern traditional, one of a kind custom home. Plenty Home completely remodeled. 40X45 shop w/concrete oor & of light & large rooms. Meticulously maintained. Workshop off garage on sepa- large overhead door. Quarters w/kit, laundry, bath, bedroom & rate security system. Huge kitchen w/double ovens & abundant cabinet space. large game room.

Donna Skelly 918-214-6800

CONTRACT

Donna Skelly 918-214-6800

Family home full of custom design details. Master & laun- Brand new home in beautiful community. 4 BR, 3 BA Welcome to country life in this beautiful home. 4 BR, the wildlife and views from the large back deck. Separated master bedroom dry on main level. 2 car gar plus extra parking. 4 living w/ unique split oor plan, cooks will love the designer 3 BA in a unique split oor plan, designer kitchen, with large walk in closet. Kitchen has roll-out cabinets. Fridge remains. rooms. expansive 1+ acre lot. kitchen.

Gretchen Sise 918-331-5009

Joy Cook 918-327-1031

Joy Cook 918-327-1031

SOLD

Paige Saylor 918-440-7000

CONTRACT

1104 Brookside Parkway $159,900 2517 Kensington Way

$159,900 950 SE Greystone Avenue $249,000 2419 Burlingame Ridge $229,000 621 N Shannon Drive $85,000 19491 N. 4020 Road $799,000 Completely remodeled home in the beautiful Wood- 4 bedrooms, 3 1/2 bathrooms and a great moth- New Stainless appliances. Nice oor plan, high ceilings, lots Great family Mid Century Modern home boast 4 bedrooms, Gated Community. If your looking for the privacy and Beautiful home and setting on 80 acres m/l just 3 miles E of Barof light.

Gutters, sidewalk from back patio to driveway, prosecurity of a gated community we are now offering lot tlesville. 6 bdr, 4 baths, 2 kitchens, large utility/hobby room, safe 3 baths, and oversized 2 car garage. 2 bedrooms on main land area. New tile & carpet, updated lighting thru- er-in-law plan! Large rooms, 2 living areas. New fessional landscaping, kitchen backsplash, wide shower door. level, 2 bedrooms on lower level, plus hobby room. #4 in Burlingame Ridge. Take a look at this wonderful room, 3 car garage with 36 x 36 workshop and more storage in out, new paint inside/out. roof & gutters in Nov. 2019.

Joy Cook 918-327-1031

Gail Campbell Pam Carter 918-338-9235 918-695-1697

Paige Saylor 918-440-7000

Move-in ready.

Donna Skelly 918-214-6800

Paige Saylor 918-440-7000

development.

Craig Demuth 918-695-5950

the house than you can imagine.

Craig Demuth 918-695-5950

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Buying or selling a home during a pandemic?

(BPT) - While the COVID-19 pandemic has delayed real estate transactions across the country, some still need to buy or sell their homes. It's critical to understand the pandemic's impacts on real estate, from simply touring a home to the ability to close transactions.

"Realtors® across the country have implemented a range of innovative and secure solutions to comply with social distancing directives while still enabling people to buy and sell homes," said NAR President Vince Malta, broker at Malta & Co., Inc., in San Francisco, Calif.

"In these difficult times, Realtors® are also more than just service providers. They are engaged community members, committed to building and enhancing the neighborhoods they serve, from checking in on neighbors and friends to offering guidance to their clients."

As home buyers and sellers adjust to these extraordinary circumstances, the National Association of Realtors® offers advice on how to navigate this new temporary real estate reality.

Home tours will look different Where in-person showings are still offered, potential buyers can expect quicker tours and may be asked to take extra precautions such as removing shoes, using hand sanitizer and avoiding touching anything in the home.

Many sellers have offered virtual tours of their homes through pre-recorded videos or live video streams. In fact, according to a recent NAR survey on the pandemic's impact on real estate, three in five Realtors® said they are guiding buyers through virtual home tours. Buyers that decide to go on a virtual tour should ask their Realtor® questions about things that are more difficult to experience and understand through video, such as size (e.g., height of the

ceilings or dimensions of rooms) or materials, including the flooring or countertops.

Interest rates are low Interest rates are at historic lows; however, that could change given the fluidity and uncertainty surrounding COVID-19. As more people file for unemployment, mortgage lenders may tighten lending standards, subsequently driving rates up. Or delayed demand could push rates further down. Potential buyers can prepare for home ownership by understanding their budget, building a good credit history, and getting prequalified for a mortgage. Some lenders even allow borrowers to lock in interest rates for limited periods of time - with now being a great time because of the low interest rates.

Don't expect a discount Nationally, home prices are holding steady, with the majority of home prices the same or higher from one year ago, according to NAR. At the same time, new home listings are down as sellers delay listing their homes. Serious buyers should submit competitive offers, and their Realtors® will advise them on exactly what that looks like for their respective markets.

Expect delays The entire industry - from lenders to Realtors® to home inspectors to title companies - is adapting to the sudden and unforeseen transition of operating in a nearly contact-free environment. Those terminating a lease should leave some wiggle room, even an extra month or two, between moving out of a rental and into a new home in case of an unexpected delay.

Hiring moving crews may prove challenging, so buyers should give them as much notice ahead of

their move as possible.

Time to Rally.

What sellers need to know Sellers face potential challenges, too. Keep an eye out for any expected delays either in the transaction process, such as the ability to get paperwork signed or having appraisers or inspectors onsite due to social distancing rules.

support local.

Now is the time to rally behind local business.

USA TODAY’s Support Local initiative is sparking communities across the country to take action and make it happen.

Use tech tools to help market and show your home At a time when in-person showings may be inadvisable, and even prohibited, there are many digital tools available to continue marketing and showing your home.

A Realtor® can help coordinate three-dimensional interactive property scans, virtual tours (either pre-recorded or live), on-demand open houses and virtual staging to showcase your property. If sellers do receive an offer on their home, their Realtor® has the ability to present it to them virtually as well.

Take steps to protect yourself Buyers have purchased properties "sight unseen" for a variety of reasons long before this pandemic. However, most buyers do not have experience purchasing a property without physically visiting it. Therefore, sellers may want to include language in the purchase agreement that ensures the buyer acknowledges that they are responsible for personal verification, walkthroughs and professional inspections to confirm that the property meets their needs.

Buyers are still searching Just because fewer buyers are touring homes in person doesn't mean they've stopped searching for homes. Many are stuck at home, so you can bet they're browsing online more now than ever. Sellers should think twice before they

"Realtors® across the country have implemented a range of innovative and secure solutions to comply with social distancing directives while still enabling people to buy and sell homes.

drop their price as nearly three in four Realtors® say sellers have not lowered prices to attract buyers during the pandemic. As potential buyers increasingly browse homes online, having attractive and accurate photos and videos is even more important. Sellers may want to consider using this extra time at home to make updates around their home and take fresh pictures for those starting their search online.

Say ‘thank you’ to the local businesses you love by purchasing gift cards and online services,

More advice for buyers & sellers

or add your own business to our free listings

As the situation continues to evolve, NAR encourages buyers and sellers to follow CDC guidelines to protect their health and safety.

NAR also developed the infographic below with additional advice on how to get the most value out of working with a Realtor®. For more information and resources on buying or selling a home visit www. houselogic.com, and to find a local Realtor® visit www.realtor.com.

to receive support from your community.

Please visit supportlocal.usatoday.com to join the cause.

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610 N Osage Avenue | Dewey 2782 Sq Ft | $279,900

Full brick ranch home on 6.62 ac’s m/l, Two stall barn w/tack rm, pasture is fenced. Lots of updates on the home in the last 12 months - hot water heater, central/heat air, new carpet in bedrooms, fresh paint thruout, updated utility room, tub/shower. Great location between Bartlesville and Tulsa, Caney Valley Schools

2019 New Roof on this 3 bedroom home near Bartlesville H.S. Formal dining, hardwood floors under some of the carpet. Stainless Steel dishwasher & stove stay. Enclosed area off dining was a beauty shop at one time. Vinyl windows.

See for miles with this view ! 84 acres m/l located south of Bartlesville, 4-5 miles from Hwy 75 all paved roads leading to this land.

Good pasture, some clusters of trees, the hillside gives character to this land Build your dream home, rural water, natural gas and electric available!

New Quality Construction, 3 unit office or retail on Hwy 75 frontage. All one level, only the building & land are for sale, not business. Office/Shop with heat & air.

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VACANT LOTS / ACREAGE • StoneBranch 1st Addn - 1-6 lots for sale, access to pool/clubhouse Lots ranging from $42 - $85,000

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• 4000 Road - 10 acres m/l great location to build your home. Paved roads. Electric, natural gas and rural water available. Partial fencing. No HOA fees, livestock allowed. $118,000

• 6233 Sawgrass Drive - near golf course & parks, listed at $29,900 • 6229 Sawgrass Drive - near golf course & parks, listed at $24,900 • 105 Prairie Ridge Drive - near golf course & parks, listed at $24,900 • 104 Homestead Drive - near golf course & parks, listed at $29,900 • 10 Acre Lots - Bison Road, several tracts available, utilities along road $109,000

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Luxurious home on Skiatook Lake with AMAZING year-round views. Approx. 25 min. N of downtown Tulsa. Ramp & Marina close by. Open-plan kitchen w Quartz countertops & stainless appliances.

Large living area with a fireplace extending to large deck. 4 bed, 3 1/2 baths, formal dining. Master bath has two custom walk-in closets. Four car garage includes a 5 star walk-in storm shelter.

Stunning New Construction (Transitional Farm Style). This new home is located in a newer area called Stonebranch I Addn. Pool & Clubhouse available. 4 bedrooms, great room, study, or 2nd living, formal dining, gourmet kitchen, all one level home, 3 car garage, largest lot almost an acre!

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Beautifully restored farmhouse on 5 acres. Country setting but close to town! Paved road, open concept, solid oak floors, granite counter tops. 2 car garage with additional two car detached garage. Fenced yard with mature trees. Restoration includes new roof, siding, trim, guttering additional land available.

Directions: Hwy 75, go W. on Hwy 20 at the Collinsville/Skiatook exit. Continue W. on Hwy 20 thru the Directions: Hwy 75 go West on Hwy 20 thru town of Skiatook. At light near Wal-mart town of Skiatook, go over Lake Bridge go N (right) on CR 2535 Which is Bull Creek Boat Ramp Road (Lombard Lane) go North approx 2 miles to sign. cross over lake again to signs on left.

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Tips for childproofing an older home (BPT) - While many homeowners love the unique charm and beauty that can only be found in an older home, the truth is that older houses present challenges to keeping everyone safe, especially little ones. For any house where children are being raised, or where they may spend a lot of time, it's a good idea to take stock of some potential hazards before they cause a danger to any infant or child.

Test for lead Many houses built decades ago may contain lead not only in the paint, but also in the water pipes.

You can have both your water and paint tested for lead. If lead is present, speak with a licensed contractor about ways to remove lead safely to protect everyone in your home.

Examine windows including window coverings Older windows can pose a number of risks to young children. Never place furniture such as a crib or anything that a child could climb on underneath a window. Installing strong window guards over any windows that could pose a threat to your child, not just in their bedroom, can give you peace of mind.

According to the U.S.

Consumer Product Safety Commission, corded window coverings are one of the top five hidden hazards in the home. Older, corded window coverings such as blinds may have looped pull cords or accessible inner cords that pose a serious strangulation risk to small children.

The Window Covering Safety Council (WCSC) urges parents and caregivers to check corded window coverings for potential cord hazards and to replace them with today's safer products. Government safety officials and the WCSC recommend that only cordless window treatments be used in homes where infants and young children live or regularly spend time. Tasseled pull cords also need to be as short as possible, to be well out of reach of children.

A new U.S. Safety Standard requires that all stock products be cordless or have inaccessible cords. So if you need to replace older window coverings with new ones, look for the "Best for Kids" certified label. Products with the Best for Kids label have gone through third-party testing and are designed for use in homes with young kids.

Consider heat sources For any older home, heat sources such as radiators can pose a risk of burns.

Space heaters used in chilly houses can also be dangerous around young children.

Safely cover, insulate - or simply don't use - any heat sources that could harm a young child.

Uneven floors and walls Some old houses have irregular walls, uneven floors and less than straight or well-designed staircases.

This can create the following difficulties for childproofing your home. * Installing baby gates. If a baby gate relies on pressure to secure it, uneven floors, walls or banisters can make it far from secure.

Instead, get the kind of baby gate that needs to be installed using secure hardware - and hire an expert if you're not confident of your skills to get the job done safely. * Stabilizing large furniture. Uneven floors make it hard to keep furniture like dressers or bookcases safe from curious crawlers.

Recent reports of dressers and shelves falling on toddlers are alarming for any parent, so it's best to bolt or anchor furniture securely to prevent accidents.

When the floor is uneven, you may need to use shims beneath the furniture to help you get it as close to the wall as possible.

Earthquake proof furniture

For any house where children are being raised, or where they may spend a lot of time, it's a good idea to take stock of some potential hazards - before they cause a danger to any infant or child. straps are an option if it's tough to align the furniture tightly enough to anchor to the wall or floor using anchor brackets.

Any house, old or new, can contain potential hazards for kids of all ages.

While it may seem over-

whelming to anticipate every possible danger spot, there are plenty of resources available to help you be prepared. Visit WindowCoverings.org for useful information on product safety, parenting tips, childproofing and more.

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