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I can only speak for myself and I would have to walk your property in person and gather more information on zoning in and around it to give you data on what a potential buyer would be willing to pay for your property 🙂

Thanks for sharing your tips!

Ba-dum ching!

You're very welocme! Thank you so much for your kind comment ❤

Hi, thanks for your comment. Mustang is not as rural as it used to be. It's been built up a lot in the last handful of years. There are still rural areas and it certainly is more spread out than Oklahoma City, but I don't know that it would give you culture shock. I think you can find like-minded people almost anywhere ☺

Yes, it's best to take anything too personalized down or anything that could violate Fair Housing laws 🙂

Honestly, I've never had a buyer ask about induction cooktops. They don't usually talk about cooktops too much, in general, and if anything, they're still requesting gas ranges. Maybe because Oklahoma is an oil and gas state? Change is slow :)

@@movingtooklahomacity FYI Gas is on the way out here in Australia. It's starting to be banned in new home builds in some states as we reduce our CO2 emissions.

Haven't heard of this, thank you for this tip!!

It's going great, thank you! San Diego is beautiful, so maybe you won't wanna leave, haha!

You're very welcome. It's definitely worth a visit, if you can, before you make a decision. Feel free to reach out if you'd like more info or guidance ☺ 405-916-7871.

As long as those rooms are listed as true bedrooms on the listing, I haven't seen it make a difference if a bedroom isn't staged as a bedroom (secondary bedrooms, not the primary). I'd rather my seller show the room as a workout room if that's the kind of furniture they have instead of a workout/craft/sleeping space. It can also be helpful to have your agent write "3rd bedroom" or "4th bedroom" on the photo description area within the MLS. Thanks for your question!

I was speaking from a viewpoint of winter sports. I'm used to mountains around 10,000 ft for skiing and snowboarding 🙂

Try going to Arbuckle Mountain

It's worth a visit!

Thank you for your input and your kind words. Nice to hear you love Mustang ❤

Sounds like you got it figured out. Have a nice day!

​@movingtooklahomacity I'm living in las vegas, looking at selling my home, and moving to okc area.. edmond, moore, mustang area.. I may get a apartment, till I'm comfortable and find a home, I love, how do I get in touch with you..? Thank you

The average home price in Southern California is over $800K. That's certainly more than our average home price in the metro area of $240K. If we're comparing property apples to property apples, prices in SoCal are definitely higher. According to weather records, Oklahoma has never been than hot on Christmas. That's okay if you don't agree with my pros! Thanks for sharing!

You will notice I said it depends on what your looking for. Also 73 is the hottest recorded Christmas. Let’s be honest that’s close enough. All of Oklahoma is not the same depending on where you live. Come try to buy a house in my area..Good Luck to you! I guess if you are bringing so-cal wages you might be ok. My advice would be for everyone do do there own research and form their own opinions based on their experience and life style needs. I don’t find alot of your info accurate,but everyone is different. Thanks for your pespective!

I know! It's not what it used to be. Like everywhere else in the U.S., home prices have skyrocketed the last two years and Oklahoma is no exception. But the average home price for our area is still $240K, which is low compared to other states. We have homes to suit every budget ☺

Brand new 3 bdrm 2bath home Zero down payment Pymnt....485.00 a month

@@ednaelliott9356 Are you saying $485/mo is your budget or what a mortgage for that type of home costs on a monthly basis?

THAT'S NOT MY BUDGET....I CAN BUY A BRAND NEW HOME FOR 485.00 A MONTH

You're very welcome!

I'm sorry that has been your experience with our state. That has not been mine.

Agreed. I grew up there. Anyone who values education should definitely avoid Oklahoma.

You might really enjoy retiring here, a lot of people do! The lay of land might look different in a few years, so definitely check back in with the state closer to your timing 🙂

Arkansas is beautiful!! So green!

Thank you!

Thank you!

Definitely no mountains!!

Hopefully you don’t live here if not just don’t come here if you hate it so much.

The Arcadia post office and tag agency are my absolute favorites!! Such helpful, nice people and great customer service.

I like Uptown Grocery too! They provide a very nice shopping experience.

It was my very first time doing a video like this.

I'm not familiar with a Deer Springs development in Piedmont. I believe there is one in Blanchard, but thats much further south. Southwest of Norman. There are plenty of gated communities to retire in!

@@movingtooklahomacity I watched a video on UA-cam not too long ago of a black woman from Mississippi showing us Piedmont and she went through Deer Springs housing development, which is supposed to be gated, but she got in there because the gate was open. I’d really love to know if they usually keep their gate open or having an open is standard practice.

@@CarlaSpacher I'm sorry, I misunderstood! I thought you wanted to know about a brand new housing development. There is an older one (a decade ago or so) in Piedmont called Deer Spring that's gated. It's common for gated communities to keep the gates open during the day, often 7:00a - 7:00p 🙂

I've heard many stories but haven't heard that one! There have been newspaper write-ups about it and it seems as if no one really knows! Thanks for sharing!

You're welcome!

You have lots of time! I would start your search once you're within six months of moving because the market conditions - interest rates, housing availability - will change. If you have opportunities to visit, the best you thing you can do while you wait is get acquainted with the different areas within the OKC metro. Then you'll gave a really good idea of where you want to be ☺.

Thank you for your information. I will be going there soon for sightseeing.

@@josevalverde2263 You're welcome! Enjoy!

Some areas have more/less crime than others but as a whole, I feel safe.

I'm so glad! Thank you for saying so ☺

I like Piedmont a lot! Thanks for giving us your input on the area ❤

Having been married for over 20 years, my dating life is long gone so I can't really speak to that scene, haha! Dallas has twice as many people as OKC, but OKC still has lots to do. Come up here and check it out for yourself when you have time!!