June 5, 2015
Stillwater
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Featured Homes: 3509 Bristol Road Avenue - Great home in Great neighborhood walking distance to Sangre Ridge Elementary and Stillwater Middle School. The home has mature trees in the front and back that add much sought after privacy. The home has 4 bedrooms (2 up and 2 down) and three full bathrooms. The kitchen is open to the family room which offers a wonderful fireplace and lots of window. There is also wood floors in the formal dinging room, entry and family room. Upstairs offers a wonderful bonus room at the top of the stairs, a craft room/paint studio that has it’s own sink, 2 large bedrooms and full bath. The three car garage offers ample storing and a storm shelter. $360,000. Call Mike Lauvetz (405)747-8684 or Mary Davenport (405)747-5651. 1207 S Main. Why pay rent? When you can own this prime property in the revitalized downtown!! New HVAC, roof is 4 years old, new windows, flooring, and ceiling. Almost 4000 square feet of open space. Bathroom and Kitchenette or break room in back. Lots of storage and ample parking. Own a piece of Stillwater history. This space has been remodeled and would make a wonderful showroom, retail space, or gym. Lots of drive by traffic! Property is FOR SALE or LEASE. $244,000 Call Connie Stokes @ (405)612-0016.
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How to replace garage steps By C. Dwight Barnett
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Q: I need to replace the steps in my garage to sell my home. I can do woodworking, but I need to know how to meet the safety standards the buyers are asking for. The house floor is three concrete blocks higher than the garage floor. Is this enough information? A: The more information contained in the question the better, but I can make some educated recommendations. A three-block high wall is 24 inches high. Add the height of the floor joists under the door to the house for an additional 9 { inches plus the thickness of the flooring at about 1 inch. Assuming the garage floor covers the first 4 inches of the bottom concrete block, you get 30 { inches for the total height of the steps. Then I referred to the International Residential Code, stating the minimum riser height for each step is approximately 8 inches, and the tread depth (or “run") is 9 to 10 inches. (Refer to your local and state codes for actual
measurements.) Now you’re ready to cut the stairs’ stringers from a piece of treated 2by-10-inch lumber. Dividing the 30 { inches by the height of the required 8inch riser is 3.81 inches, which is rounded off to four risers for a total of three steps. You can round off the number to make the steps fit, but fractions matter. The height of each riser needs to be within ] of an inch of each other to prevent tripping and possible injury. I did not include the last or top riser because this is the riser from the top step into the home. When measuring the total height of the stairs, measure from the highest point of the concrete floor. Then you can add shims to the lowest part after installation. Each step’s tread has to be 9 to 10 inches deep, so you now have three steps times 9 or 10 inches (whichever works best for clearances). I would use the 9-inch figure because the material covering the treads will overhang the riser by about { inch. The steps will extend from the garage wall by 27 inches. First make sure
the floor is level at this point and the wall is plumb. Anything out of level will make the stairs uneven and unsafe, but as stated before, shims will need to be added. Using a carpenter’s square, set one side of the square to 8 inches for the riser and 9 or 10 inches for the tread on the other side. Mark each area to be cut from a piece of 2-by-10inch lumber. Again, use treated lumber for the stairs’ stringer because it will be in contact with the concrete garage floor. Once the stairs’ stringers have been cut, the bottom portion of the lowest stringer needs to be cut off to allow for the thickness of the tread material to be used. Either { inch or } inch needs to be removed, depending on the thickness of the tread covering. Secure the stringers to the 2-by-10-inch rim joist under the garage door, and then level the bottom of each stringer using treated wood shims. If you have three or more risers, the stairs will need to have a handrail that is no more than 2 ] inches wide so it can be easily gripped should someone trip or stumble.
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Looking for a taller toilet By Ed Del Grande
like a small change, the two extra inchTribune News Service es put the toilet up to about chair height and that Q: Dear Ed, since feeling of sitting on I consider you my a chair instead of a plumbing guru I lower toilet is what thought I would makes all the difask you about those ference. Comfort taller toilets. I am height toilets are looking to replace now commonly my older toilet that used for “aging-insits low to the floor place” bathroom and my back will remodeling jobs appreciate the along with replacextra height. Can ing the bath tub they be installed in for a walk in showplace of a standard er. The good news toilet or do you is that in most need special cases there is no adapters? Also, big difference with about how high are the installation of they? a comfort height _Bill, Idaho toilet in place of a A: Higher toilets standard toilet. are sometimes They do come in called comfort elongated bowls height toilets for and round-front good reason. bowls, so if you’re Basically, they sit looking to install a about two inches taller toilet you higher than a stan- should be covered dard toilet. Even from top to bottom. though that sounds
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How to maximize space in small kids’ rooms By Cathy Hobbs Tribune News Service
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Typically space is at a premium when it comes to maximizing the space of a child’s bedroom. The room must pack a punch and be able to successfully store and stow all a child’s necessities. As an interior designer working almost exclusively in Manhattan, the typical child’s room is 200 square feet, so being able to maximize space is key. Whether small or what some may call “tiny". One can have success by following some of my tricks of the trade. Here are some of my top Design Recipe tips for designing small children’s bedrooms: • Think function first.
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• Generate a floor plan that creates distinct spaces or zones. • Create a furniture plan. Bunk beds aren’t the only option for children sharing a room; often twin beds separated by a single nightstand creates a restful and inviting environment. • Allow plenty of room for circulation and flow. • Develop a color
scheme. • Use color such as accent walls to help define a space. • Purchase furnishings that are multi-functional and space-saving. • Add pops of color through artwork • Add warmth through accents and accessories. • Use mirrors. Nothing opens a space better. And my final tip for making the
most of a small space: • Organize! Small spaces can get cluttered and messy in a hurry. That’s why it’s important whenever possible to create sensible storage solutions so that everything stays organized and accessible. When it comes to organization, in addition to new items, I also prefer using and/or repur-
posing ordinary household items into wonderful and useful organizational tools. Best DYI Organizing items • Use a drawer utensil divider to organize jewelry, pencils or school supplies. • Use kitchen cabinets to for school papers and books. • Buy a multi-
drawer tool box. I use the ones I buy to organize everything from office supplies to crayons and markers. And my new favorite items on the market: • Huggable hangers. I love them! They reduce space and keep your closet orderly • Clear bins. Put out-of-season items (or those a child
doesn’t use very often) in clear bins and then label with a marker or photo that helps you identify what’s inside. • Erasable boards. They come in all s izes, and you can also purchase erasable labels. I believe effective labeling is the key to effective storage and organization.
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up her share of the rent? ANSWER: Yes, you d likely be on the hook for the roomie s missing payment. In nearly all jurisdictions, the co-signer of a lease is responsible for ensuring that the landlord receives the monthly rent in full, regardless of the co-signer s relationship to the tenant or co-tenants. If you re sure that you want to co-sign the lease, make your generous offer contingent on getting the roommate s parents to co-sign too. It s not a perfect solution to your dilemma, but it will lessen the chance that you ll eventually wind up footing the bill for someone else s kid.
*** DEAR MR. MYERS: My husband and I are about to apply for a mortgage. I am 10 weeks pregnant and plan to take three months off from my job after our baby is born later this year. Will we have to disclose this plan to our lender because our income will drop while I am on unpaid maternity leave? ANSWER: No, you re under no legal obligation to disclose your maternityleave plans to the bank. The federal Fair Housing Act prevents lenders from asking about an applicant s child-
bearing plans, or what the woman (or father) might do after a baby is born. The application must be judged by the income and credit score you have today, not what might happen later. Though the Housing Act will protect you against discrimination from lenders because you already have kids or expect to have one soon, it allows the bank to start foreclosure proceedings if you and your husband fall behind on your payments while you are on maternity leave. Make sure you have enough money set aside to continue making those mortgage payments during the three months
that you ll be out of work. *** DEAR MR. MYERS: My wife and I formed the type of living trust that you often recommend, and we put our home s title into it. When we die, the home will be sold and the proceeds will be split evenly between our three grown children. Lately, though, we started wondering: How will the Internal Revenue Service treat the money that our kids eventually will receive? ANSWER: Your grown children probably won t owe
any income taxes on the sale proceeds. That s because when you die, or your spouse passes away (depending on who goes last), the home s value will be updated to its market value on the date of the second spouse s death. So, if the children then sell the home right away, no income taxes will be owed on their respective share of the profit. If your home is your only major asset, your kids probably won t owe any federal estate or inheritance taxes either. Still, it would be a good idea to consult with an accountant or estate planner for details.
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A California marriage counselor says a big do-it-yourself project can help to improve a pair s rocky relationship. DEAR MR. MYERS: Do you know anything about something called “IKEA assembly relationship therapy"? ANSWER: Sure. It s a concept recently developed by a Southern California clinical psychologist and marriage counselor that calls for couples who are having trouble in their relationship to go and purchase a large, do-it-yourself piece of furniture from home-furnishing giant IKEA or a similar retailer. It s important that the item be complicated enough that it will take two people to assemble, because the primary goal is to foster communication and cooperation between the bickering pair. The couple later return to the therapist to discuss what went right and what went wrong during the furniturebuilding “exercise.� Some touchy
interrelational subjects can come up even before the assembly begins: When a couple walks past the store s newkitchen displays, it sometimes triggers a discussion about who does the most cooking or the washing of dirty dishes. A trip past the newbathroom setups may get the pair talking about who does the most cleaning around the house. And when a couple walks past the store s baby-furniture section, well, guess what sometimes-controversial subject that brings up? *** DEAR MR. MYERS: Our daughter has asked us to cosign a lease so she can get her first apartment. We have no doubt that she will always pay her rent on time. The problem is that she will be renting with a roommate, whom we don t even know. If the roommate eventually misses a payment, would we have to make
Horticulture tips for gardeners
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With all the recent rain, I understand everyone s number one concern is mowing and pulling weeds. Once you get that under control, consider the following tips for your June landscape: • Keep a close eye on irrigation needs, especially with new plants. Even though the rains have been plentiful this year, in some cases waterlogged soils have led to root decline. As it dries out, these plants may need water sooner than you think. • Remain diligent for insect activity. For vegetable growers, squash bugs have been a huge problem the last few years. Scout often so you can maintain the upper hand. Remove the early insects by
hand, along with inspecting for and destroying eggs before they hatch should be a high priority. Often times this will eliminate the need for chemical control. If populations do warrant treatment, pay special attention to treating around the base of the plant as this is where the insects tend to congregate. • Spider mites have also been a problem the last several years. While they typically aren t as bad in wet weather, this is the time of year you can expect them to make an appearance, so keep an eye out. Scouting these are more difficult as spider mites are extremely small and difficult to see
important to prune at the proper time so flowering is not adversely affected. In general terms, most annuals benefit from light pruning (pinching back) to prevent them from developing leggy weak stems with the naked eye. control so product and to encourage A nice tip is to selection is somecontinued bloomplace a piece of what limited. Even ing. Many of the white paper under products that are spring blooming a leaf and tap on labeled for control perennials are now the leaf several do not work well past their peak times to knock the once populations bloom and can be mites on the paper. become high and cut back as well. The mites will be the mites protect • Lastly, rememeasy to spot as they themselves with ber to remove any scurry around. webbing. Once wraps that have Insecticidal soaps webbing is evident, been placed on and neem oil offer it is best to remove trees to prevent some control of the infested leaves. winter injury or mites but diligence • June is also a deer damage. is necessary to keep good time to begin Leaving this materthe populations low controlling the ial on throughout as they reproduce growth of select the growing season rapidly as the tem- flowering plants. peratures go up. Educate yourself Note that most all on the growth purpose insectihabits of the specifcides do NOT proic plants in your vide spider mite garden as it is
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increases the opportunity for insects and disease to attack your tree. Just make a note on your calendar now to replace it again in the fall. Keith Reed is the Horticulture Educator in the Payne County
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dollars in new loan fees and seller real estate fees (which average six percent of the sales price in Oklahoma). This also goes for buying a house that may not fit all your needs, now or later. Maintenance - If you’re a first-time homebuyer, you may not have considered the full cost of homeownership - lawn care, utilities, homeowner association fees, painting, plumbing, lighting, security, and indoor and outdoor repairs. If you have not properly prepared - securing a loan prequalification, examining your budget and conducting a thorough house hunt - falling in love at an open house and purchasing on a whim can become extremely expensive. Furnishings Typically, the purchase of a new home will equate to more square footage of living space. You may be adding additional bedrooms, baths or landscaping, which neces-
sitates more furniture, curtains and other décor. This can get expensive, and if you are purchasing on a whim, you may fall victim to financing these accessories, adding interest costs to your monthly budget. Keep a clear head and good money sense, and do not rush into a house deal until you have considered all your options and are prepared for the responsibilities and costs of homeownership. I’m happy to answer any questions you may have about the mortgage process, even if you are not an RCB Bank customer. Call 405-742-4851 or email, mdecker@bankrcb.net . Opinions expressed above are the personal opinions of Michael Decker and meant for generic illustration purposes only. RCB Bank is an Equal Housing Lender. RCB Bank NMLS #798151. chael Decker MLO# 370522.
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Closed Unit Sales Closed Volume Sales (x1000) Median Sales Price Average Sales Price Median Days on Market to Sale Average Days on Market to Sale Median Asked to Sold Ratio End of Month Inventory Months Supply (End of Month Inventory/Absorption Rate*)
Year to Date
April
209 57
57 10,354 154,500 181,642 88 132 97.73% 96.65% 296 4.42 2014 2015
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HOUSING STATISTICS
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Average Sales/Month 12 months prior to Apr 2014 is 66.9 Average Sales/Month 12 months prior to Apr 2015 is 68.3
+12.28%
2014 2015
Year to Date
154,500 140,000
2014 2015
Year to Date 35.50M 34.30M 9.94M -3.96%
-3.37%
AVERAGE DAYS ON MARKET
2014 2015
Year to Date
April
150,000 139,450
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200 -4.31% 34,303 -3.37% 7.14% 150,000 0.98% 171,517 87 -17.14% 114 -14.51% 0.43% 97.69% 96.71% -0.06% 282 -4.73% 4.13 -6.70%
209 35,500 140,000 169,858 105 134 97.27% 96.77% 296 4.42
April
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AVERAGE SALES PRICE
12.28% -3.96% -9.74% -14.46% -31.82% -20.87% -0.14% -0.08% -4.73% -6.70%
2015
CLOSED VOLUME SALES
10.35M
105 87
88 60
-9.74%
+7.14%
AVERAGE ASKED TO SOLD RATIO
Year to Date
April 97.73%
2014 2015
97.69%
97.59%
-0.14%
-31.82%
+0.43%
-17.14% 2014 2015
APRIL INVENTORY End of Month Inventory 296
Months Supply 4.42
282
97.27%
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64 9,944 139,450 155,371 60 105 97.59% 96.56% 282 4.13
2014
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200
64
April
2015
Year To Date (Jan - Apr)
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We have all had an experience of shopping on a whim, buying things we should not have - a new outfit or a bigger, but not essential, TV perhaps. While these splurges may cost up to hundreds of dollars, they are miniscule to the amount of money purchasing real estate may cost you. Let’s look at some costs to buying a house on a whim. Down payment - If you have not sufficiently planned your savings, your lack of down payment could cost you more in mortgage insurance, not only monthly but over the life of your loan. Mortgage insurance is required on any loan with less than 20 percent down payment. The more money down, the less cost. Buying on a whim may cost you thousands of dollars in unwanted mortgage insurance. Location - We’ve all heard it, location, location, location. If you fall in love with a home that is in a less than desirable location, now or in the future, you may find yourself selling it sooner than you may have in the right location. Purchasing on a whim can end up costing you thousands of
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Strappy furniture makes a room more interesting but that can stand up to the elements. The Charlotte Available in white Observer or brown, don’t limit it to the outLast year’s shoes doors. featured rows and Strictly indoors, rows of straps. Well, the Soren Chair by fashion is always New Pacific Direct just a step ahead of combines black home decor. So it leather cushions, a was a delight to see walnut frame and furniture and home lots of straps accessories with crossed in a diathat same fetching mond pattern. attention to detail Midcentury modern at the spring furni- decors can benefit ture market in High greatly from its Point in April. round shape. The The beauty of chair’s styling can strappy furniture is soften the edges of in its ability to float more angular in space. Indoors or upholstered furout, open weave nishings most often construction has an seen in this style of airy appeal. Made decor. Goods introduced a Lighting was not dramatic to be outdone. Elizabethan-style Currey and chair called Aurora. Company, one of A metal base and the longtime trendsynthetic rattan setters, introduced straps, teak legs, several strappy and weatherproof numbers. The fabric create a chair Trellis chandelier, that is not only made from wrought fashion-forward, iron, was finished By Vicki Payne
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der table bases of woven gold, silver and black metal. Straps also provide pattern and texture, two of the most important elements in more monochromatic rooms and aren’t as challenging as trying to match a printed fabric pattern. You have introduced interesting objects that blend with their surroundings without fighting for attention. I prefer decorating trends that allow everyone to play along without spending a fortune. It’s easy to bring this trend into your home with a few well-placed acces-
sories. Look for wire baskets with a strong vertical or horizontal weave, but not a combination of the two. Photo frames or wall mirrors constructed of wire strips, leather straps or buckle accents can help carry the look into your existing decor. Just don’t overdo it. One such accessory
on a coffee table, fireplace mantel or bookshelf is all you need. Too many and the trend gets lost in clutter. Color is another key element. For chairs, dark colors as well as white create that floating effect. Bright tones such as red or yellow stand out from the landscape. If you want to make a
statement, go bold. When you’re trying to fit more into a small space, go dark or white. Your wardrobe needs a new pair of shoes each season to give it a lift. So does your home’s decor. Try a new strappy chair, table or chandelier. You may find this new trend is the perfect fit.
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in the soft brass patina called Cupertino. Currey’s Cooksbridge pendant combines a shade of clear glass bead straps with an outer frame of black washed metal straps. Measuring 14 inches in diameter, it is preferred for the kitchen or a small hallway. The style works beautifully with industrial decor, still a hot trend, or in a contemporary setting. Nesting tables with strappy bases were everywhere at market. An all-time decorators’ favorite, these little workhorses have great versatility. There were strappy slen-
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Plant marigolds next to vegetables to ward off root-knot nematodes By Maureen Gilmer Tribune News Service
can’t be delivered in these damaged systems. Symptoms are wilting leaf tips when there’s plenty of moisture in the soil. Leaves or whole limbs will turn brown as secondary evidence, and the plants literally stop growing. There is no way to halt this decline. Agricultural research proved that dwarf French marigolds (Tagetes patula) contain a chemical called alpha-terthienyl, which is released from living roots into the soil. It interferes with the nematode’s reproductive ability. The mother nematode may enter marigold roots, but her offspring won’t survive limiting damage. When marigolds are planted into a garden, existing nematodes will enter the marigolds and eventually die. When Grandmother plant-
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Grandmother planted marigolds in her vegetable garden because that’s what her mother did. Maybe she heard they were good for pest control, but we know they have no effect on the majority of garden bugs. Maybe they were planted just because marigolds brightened the hard-working space with aromatic fragrance and bright orange or yellow annual flowers. Buried under some old-time garden and farming practices lies very valuable science. The secret of Tagetes marigolds was finally revealed in modern times when they became the subject of research studies. The results proved marigolds affected just one pest that few gardeners know about, but many are forced to contend with. Those regions afflicted with the dreaded root-knot nematode know the widespread impact of the microscopic roundworms, which can devastate home crops. They are the most notorious tomato killer. Nematodes are microscopic, round worms that live in healthy organic soil where most are
harmless and some even beneficial. The problem is just one group, the root-knot species. The root-knot nematode is so damaging because it enters plant roots and reproduces inside them. A female nematode can lay a single egg case containing 500 offspring. Her progeny quickly hatch and continue to invade the root and many others, munching their way right up to the stem. Wherever they are in the roots, tumor-like galls and swellings form. They are visible when you pull up the ailing or dead plant and study the roots. Such distortion destroys the root’s ability to function. You may not see any sign of a problem until temperatures rise and the leafy tips call for more water that
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The best things in life aren’t always free, but the garden generally gives you a lot of free or nearly free return for your investment. I stop and remind myself of that after the sticker shock of realizing I’ve emptied my pockets of cash at the farmers market buying this year’s herbs, tomatoes and hanging pots. Sure, each 60cent tomato plant is likely to yield plenty of payback, but right now it can feel like it’s just cash out the door. Then I look around at all the stuff in my garden that’s free. Free salad: Let one mustard plant go to seed and you’ll have a forest of fresh micro greens for a salad whether you wanted it or not. An arugula plant also self-sowed, so I had the start of several meals worth of tossed salad. I’ve got four volunteer tomato seedlings going as well, so someday it really will be a free mixed salad. Free nature show: Herding the tiniest of bunnies around the yard this past week while weeding was prime entertainment, although it had its scary moments. You really needed to be careful
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