Temporary housing may be covered when a covered storm loss makes an Oklahoma home unlivable. Here is how Additional Living Expense coverage works, what to ask before renting and what Norman residents should document.

Oklahoma City is developing a replacement for major zoning, sign, and subdivision rules. Here is what homeowners and buyers should watch in 2026.

Baumann Avenue north of Second Street is affected by a three-month Edmond utility project. Here is the work, timeline, and practical neighborhood impact.

A VA appraisal is not a substitute for a home inspection. Here is how required repairs and buyer due diligence differ near Tinker Air Force Base.

Oklahoma’s Housing Stability Program offers 5% assistance on qualifying new homes. Here are the 2026 purchase-price limits and what buyers should verify.

Select Craft Homes in Buck Crossing are tied to an OHFA program that may provide qualified buyers with 5% of the purchase price for down payment and closing costs.

OHFA assistance can help with down payment and closing costs, but it is a repayable second mortgage. Here is what Oklahoma buyers should verify before choosing it.

A home inspection is one of the most valuable steps in buying a house, and here in the OKC metro, clay soil and hail mean a few local quirks show up more than most buyers expect.

Earnest money confuses a lot of first-time buyers. Here's what it actually is, how much is typical in the OKC metro, and exactly when you can (and can't) get it back.

Just because a home is brand new doesn't mean it's been checked with your interests in mind. Here's why I still recommend an independent inspector for new construction buyers across the OKC metro, and the one inspection most people never know to ask for.