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Now accepting ‘drive by’ appraisals Some loans can now be approved without an appraiser physically entering the house. DEAR DAVE: We applied for an FHA loan last month and were surprised to learn that the property has already been appraised at about $5,000 more than we agreed to pay for it. That’s fine by us, but the seller said that no appraiser ever came over to inspect the property. Isn’t that unusual? ANSWER: Yes, it’s unusual. But then again, the COVID-19 virus has made for some unusual times in the real estate business. The Federal Housing Administration is just one of several agencies that recently announced that it will now allow banks to use exterior-only appraisals, commonly referred to as “drive by” reports. It will also allow desktop appraisals, where the appraiser doesn’t enter the home but instead depends on data from the local Multiple Listing Service, public records and other third-party sources to identify the home’s size and other characteristics. The change is also being adopted by the Department of Housing and Urban Development, Department of Veterans Affairs and credit giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. The modification is an attempt to speed

About Real Estate DAVID MYERS up the home loan process, which has been slowed by social-distancing protocols and stay-at-home orders in many cities and states across the nation. In a related move, a trio of federal regulatory agencies said that, in certain cases, banks could delay getting an appraisal for up to 120 days after a mortgage is closed. It only applies to loans that the lender will keep in its own portfolio rather than selling them to Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac or other companies. REAL ESTATE TRIVIA: Pay-tracking firm PayScale Inc. (www.payscale. com) reports that appraisers earn an average of $60,348 a year, although those with several years of experience can make more than $100,000. DEAR DAVE: I am retiring from the U.S. Army after 20 years of service and would like to build a retirement home in a small town. Can I get a VA loan to finance the construction, or is the program limited to the purchase of already built houses? ANSWER: The Veterans Affairs’ popular no-money-down mortgage program can be used to build a

new house, purchase an existing one or to refinance a current loan. The home must be used as your primary residence – it cannot be a vacation getaway. Lending website valoans.com reports that about 90% of borrowers who get a VA-guaranteed mortgage choose the nomoney-down option. The loan limit in most counties is $510,400, but goes up to $765,600 in pricier markets. If you already have a location picked out, you can find out which limit would apply in that area by visiting www. veteransunited.com. The VA’s own website, va.gov, also has lots of useful information. Thank you for two decades of service to our nation. DEAR DAVE: Some time ago, you wrote that homeowners who create a living trust so their heirs can inherit their property quickly and inexpensively instead of forcing them into probate proceedings should also create a “durable power of attorney” that would allow someone else to handle their affairs if they get too sick to do it themselves. But wouldn’t that same

power of attorney also allow the designated person to unilaterally change the terms of the living trust? ANSWER: No. That’s because any well-written trust document includes two common provisions that protects it from any unautho-

rized changes. The first provision states that the “grantor” – the person who creates the trust – is the only one allowed to amend or dissolve it unless he or she specifically grants such power to another person through a durable

power of attorney. If the durable power document doesn’t contain such specific language, the trust can be changed only by the grantor. The other common provision states that the trust automatically becomes irrevocable and cannot be

amended after the grantor dies, unless an exception is made elsewhere in the trust document. This is another safeguard that protects against unauthorized changes, even if someone else holds a durable power of attorney. – Cowles Syndicate

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Quick starting vegetable gardens, Part 6 up leaves, dried grass clippings (as long as the lawn has not had a recent herbicide application) or layers of newspaper. If you are purchasing bagged products, it’s best to look for materials REED that will break down and decompose faster Mulching vegethan typical woody tables can be done landscape mulches using materials on hand such as chopped as these are easier to

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can easily become a weed. For this reason, it’s a good idea to try to buy up straw in advance so it can season for a year before going into the garden. If you’ve ever noticed what appear to be big rectangular “chia pets” in a garden, this is what you’re seeing. For more information on this or any

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other horticultural topic, you can contact Keith Reed, the Horticulture Educator in the Payne County Extension office. During the Covid19 shutdown, Keith can be reached via email at keith.reed@ okstate.edu. To access OSU fact sheets, go to https://extension.okstate.edu/fact-sheets/

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NEW LISTINGS AND PRICE CHANGES 1913 N. Manning - NEW CONSTRUCTION 3bed 2 bath 2car garage 1593 sq ft-$216,900-Donna 5912 Gunner Springs - 3bed 3bath 1881 sq ft NEW CONSTRUCTION-$289,900-Lori 1010 N. Lovers Ln., Perkins - 3acres in the City limits!-$82,500-Lori 2704 W 44th - 15.86 ac or 3.9 ac or 6.5 ac or 5.1 ac YOU CHOOSE!-$379,000-Lori 10218 Brenna Dr, Perkins - 4bed 2bath 2car garage 2021 sq ft-$292,500-Tiffany 3107 Esther Park Cir. - 6bed 4.5bath 4car garage 4400 sq ft - $799,000 - Tiffany 3211 S. Stiles, Cushing - 3bed 2.5bath 3car garage 2500 sq ft 5.3 acres - $305,000 - Kyle 1600 S. Walnut, Stw. - 10.9 Acres inside City Limits - $599,500 - Lori 8108 S. Country Club Rd., Stw. - 2bed 2.5bath 2car garage Storm Shelter 3+acres - $399,900 - Lori 2217 Timbercrest - 3bed 2bath 1car garage 1361 sq ft - $135,000 - Ann 115 SW 1st, Perkins - 2bed 1 bath 650 sq ft on 2 Lots! - $69,900 - Lori 4702 W. Country Club Dr. - 4bed 2bath 3car garage 2268 sq ft - $295,000 - Tiffany 5812 Spring Hill Ct. - 3bed 3bath 3car garage 3361 sq ft - $475,000 - Tiffany 9512 S. Union Rd. - 5bed 4bath 4785 sq ft 3 levels - $499,900 - Lori 1521 Fiddlers Hill - NEW CONSTRUCTION 4bed 3bath 2745 sq ft - $399,000 - Tiffany 10 Arbor Cir. - 3bed 2bath 2 car garage 1843 sq ft - $272,900 - Amy 4723 W. Santa Fe Ct., Stw. - 4bed 2bath 2car garage 2011 sq ft - $316,900 - Donna 619 S. Fairgrounds Rd. - 2.75 acres of Commercial Property for Your New Business - $195,000 - Lori 2414 Trio Ranch Dr. - 3bed 2bath 2car garage NEW CONSTRUCTION 2225 sq ft - $328,000 - Lori 5917 Haydans Brook - 4bed 2bath 2car garage 2194 sq ft NEW CONSTRUCTION - $322,500 - Lori 2701 W. 20th - 4bed 2bath 2car garage 1876 sq ft CORNER LOT - $222,900 - Tiffany 8 Lots in the City limits - N Glenwood Ct - $420,000 - Tiffany 7821 Rebecca - Like New 4bed 3.5bath 3car garage 2963 sq ft with a Study - $429,900 - Lori 207 E. Maple Ave., Perry - 2bed 1bath 1 car garage Storm Shelter 1131 sq ft - $78,500 - Dolores 2111 Sunset Dr. - 4bed 3bath 2car garage Basement 2400 sq ft - $275,000 - Ann 5706 W. Garden Pointe - 3bed 3bath 2car garage 1.5 story 2754 sq ft - $463,000 - Donna 2210 E. Main, Cushing - Commercial Property with Equipment 3781 sq ft - $339,000 - Melissa 4711 S. Deerfield Dr., Stw - Luxury living at its best Call for a showing - $3,999,000 - Dolores 80 acres - ¼ mile west of 56th & Rose Rd. - $340,000 - Lori 305 Chronister Ave., Drumright - PRICED TO SELL MAKE AN OFFER 2bed 1bath - $48,900 - Cole 4713 W. Country Club Dr. - Nice lot for home in SW area. - $25,000 - Donna 6018 Gunner Springs - 3bed 2bath 2165 sq ft NEW CONSTRUCTION - $318,500 - Lori 6011 Gunner Springs - 3bed 2bath 2073 sq ft NEW CONSTRUCTION - $304,900 - Lori 5913 Gunner Springs - New Construction 4bed 2.5bath 2car garage 2459 sq ft - $361,500 - Lori 5905 Gunner Springs - New Construction 4bed 3bath 2car garage 2449 sq ft - $360,000 - Lori 1109 N. Payne - HUGE LOT/4 or 5bedrm/3 full baths - $234,500 - Tiffany 4901 W. Crestview - 4bed 2.5bath 3car garage 2940 sq ft - $475,000 - Lori

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at sanitizing things, it should be second nature to wash our hands, gloves and tools before moving on. A can of spray disinfectant works well for this task. When pruning, never remove more than a quarter to a third of a plant’s leaves at one time. For small plants right now, this could mean removing one or two healthy bottom leaves might be too much. In this case, just remove a portion of the leaf, wait a few days, and then complete the task. This softens the shock of tissue removal and will help the plant to continue growing without pause. Mulching around these plants will also help minimize soil splash, where rainfall or heavy irrigation sends soil particles flying up into the plant. However, since we are still having cool nights (in the 50s and low 60s), it’s a good idea to hold off on mulching another couple of weeks as the soil is still relatively cool. Mulching also pays big dividends by evening out soil moisture. Tomatoes especially appreciate consistent moisture availability.

manage in the garden during the next planting cycle. Straw is also a handy garden mulch. In our area, this usually means wheat straw. Depending on when straw was baled, it may have viable wheat seeds. Depending on how you are managing your garden, wheat

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This “Quick Starting” series is an attempt at responding to the surge in interest in growing your own food, perhaps for the first time. Since right now is gardening go time, and proper timing is an important part of that, this article will just be hitting on basic action points without dedicating space to the why of the task. If you need detailed information on any topic or would like to see a topic covered, please see the contact info below. If your tomatoes and peppers are not coming on strong with growth, expect that to start happening any day now. To help minimize disease infection, it is very helpful to prune up the plants so that the lower leaves are not in direct contact with the soil. There are a few important points to mention that are also applicable to other garden and landscape care. Disease (and sometimes very small insects) can easily be transmitted by pruning tools, or even your hands or gloves in rare cases. If you are working with multiple plants of the same species, it’s a good idea to do a quick assessment and work on the healthiest plants first before moving onto those that look like they might have something wrong with them. Since we’re all experts by now

Buying a foreclosed property If you are considering buying a foreclosed property, it is good to familiarize yourself with the process. There are typically three times during this process when it is possible to buy the property: pre-foreclosure, at auction and after the foreclosure.

What is foreclosure? A foreclosure is the process where a bank or financial institution takes ownership of a property due to a variety of reasons, but most commonly because of lack of payments on a loan.

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Buying pre-foreclosure It is possible to buy a home before the foreclosure is finalized and the homeowner has vacated the property. The bank is not involved in the sale yet and allows investors to make the homeowners an offer on the home. The benefit is that the buyer can inspect the home and get relevant details before purchasing. The seller also gets a chance to sell the home quickly and without it affecting their credit rating as much. If the sellers do accept your proposal, be

Mortgage Matters ALEX PENNY prepared to close quickly. You must complete the sale before the lender puts the home up for auction.

Buying at Auction Once the legal process is complete, the foreclosed property is sold at a public auction to the highest bidder. This process is completed in-person or online, and you are required to register if you want to bid. If you win the bid, you generally have to pay in full immediately after the auction. The bidding generally opens with an automatic starting price of the amount owed on the property. To buy a foreclosure at auction, there are some things to keep in mind: 1. Do your research – When you buy a foreclosure at auction, you do not receive any guarantee that the property is free of liens or encumbrances. This means you could potentially buy a property that has claims against

the property, such as a tax debt. Do a title search on the property you are interested in to make sure you can afford any additional costs. Title searches can be done at the county courthouse, or a title company can run a title for you for a fee. 2. Condition – Since the property belongs to the homeowners up to the point of foreclosure, you are not likely to get a chance to see inside the property. Look closely at any available pictures and drive by the property to inspect the

exterior before the auction.

Buying post-foreclosure Post foreclosures or real estate owned properties are those that did not sell at auction. To try and cover their loss and fees, banks will sell the properties through real estate agencies. The properties are generally sold “as is” and may need repairs. This makes the home inspection essential since you will pay for any repairs. It is also smart to get an appraisal to ensure the bank price is fair. Buying a foreclosure requires a little more research and knowledge of the process, but armed with that knowledge you ng can often getisatigreat L deal ewon your next

home. I am here to help, even if you are not an RCB Bank customer. Feel free to call me at 405.742.4871 or email me at jpen-

ny@bankrcb.net. Opinions expressed above are the personal opinions of Kenneth Wohl and meant for generic illus-

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Putting off debt to stash cash By Sean Pyles

coming months. But increasing the cash you have on hand can lend It’s our new normal: Tens of millions stability. Savings of as little as $250 of Americans are to $749 can make unemployed or on families less likely a reduced income. We’re social distanc- to be evicted or miss a housing or utility ing and spending payment after a more time at home. But one thing hasn’t drop in income or job changed – debts still loss, according to a 2016 report from the have due dates. Urban Institute, a If you’re among think tank based in those who are out Washington, D.C. of work or earning “Normally, you less because of the pandemic, paying off would want to those debts in full is pay off your credit cards,” says Dan less important now Keady, chief finanthat your cash is cial planning spelimited. cialist at TIAA, a Instead, your financial services orbest move is payganization. “But on ing minimums or taking advantage of the other hand, you do have to maintain hardship programs a cash reserve in the so you can build up household, because savings. Yes, now it is a rather uncermight seem like an odd time to focus on tain time.” UPDATE YOUR savings, but gathering any cash you can MONEY PICTURE AND SET YOUR will give you more flexibility to respond SAVINGS GOAL Make sure you unto the next emerderstand your curgency. rent budget. Break Dig into cutting down what you have expenses wherever coming in and your you’re able. And if you were laid off and monthly expenses, expanded unemploy- including minimum debt payments. ment benefits are Use the number more than your old you came up with pay, see if you can for your monthly save some of that expenses as an iniadditional income. tial savings goal and WHY HAVING work to free up cash CASH IS IMPORTANT RIGHT so you can save that amount. NOW Find ways to save Already the impact of the pandemic money daily, weekly and monthly. You has been vast and disorienting, and we might be able to don’t know what the trim subscription economy or job mar- services, save on groceries or shop for a ket will look like in

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A pedestrian in a face mask slips between vehicles driven by members of the Service Employees International Union Local 105 as they hold a car rally, May 19 in Denver, around three major buildings to call for a stronger contract, better wages and quality healthcare as well as personal protective equipment. lower insurance rate for your car or home. STILL STRUGGLING TO SAVE? DELAY DEBT PAYMENTS If stripping down your budget and paying only minimums isn’t enough, consider contacting creditors and asking to pause payments. They’ll want you to explain why you can’t pay. “Be ready to plead your case,” says Jordan Sowhangar, a certified financial planner in Souderton, Pennsylvania. “Gather details of your income, how you’ve been directly affected by coronavirus. They’ll want to know when you can repay before they put together a customized game plan for you.” Which debts you can delay will likely depend on the type of debt and credi-

tor. Here’s how to think about different debts: – CREDIT CARD DEBT: This may be one of the easier debts to delay for a month or two. Your creditors want to work with you, so give them a call to discuss options. Note that depending on your creditors’ policies, you may still accrue interest while your debts are deferred. – MORTGAGE: Entering into forbearance – where you can make a lower monthly payment or skip payments entirely for a time – may be your best option if you’ve been financially affected by the pandemic. Terms vary: Some lenders are expecting lump-sum payments at the end of the forbearance period and others may tack delayed

payments onto the end of the loan. – PRIVATE STUDENT LOANS: Unlike federal loans, which have been put on hold through September, private student loans may be trickier to put off. But it’s still worth calling your loan servicer to discuss options if you’re struggling to afford payments.

No matter what debt you’re trying to delay, understand the terms of your agreement with your creditor. Pin down what concessions you’re getting, when you’re expected to resume payment, and how it will be reflected on your credit reports – and get it in writing. KNOW WHEN TO USE YOUR SAVINGS Once you’ve saved a month or two of expenses, set some guidelines for yourself for when to use it. An emergency fund is designed to handle unexpected expenses, such as

car trouble, rather than to aid debt paydown. When you have a moment of doubt about whether to put this toward debt, take the long view: A few hundred dollars saved this month could see you through lean times ahead. This column was provided to The Associated Press by the personal finance website NerdWallet. Email: spyles@nerdwallet.com. Twitter: @SeanLoranPyles. ONLINE: NerdWallet: How to Save Money: 17 Tips http://bit.ly/nerdwallet-how-to-save

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