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Bank can’t automatically call in loan after divorce A federal law prohibits lenders from demanding immediate repayment of a mortgage solely because a couple divorces or one spouse dies. DEAR DAVE: You recently answered a question from a man who is getting divorced, and told him that he will remain liable for the mortgage on the home that he is quitclaiming to his wife unless she refinances the property in her name only. My ex-husband is about to quitclaim his half-interest in our home to me, too, but does our lender even have to know that we’re getting divorced? If the bank finds out, can it order me to pay the loan off in a single lump sum? ANSWER: The lender must indeed be notified of the pending change in ownership, but federal law prohibits it from demanding that the loan immediately be paid off in a lump sum. Virtually all mortgage contracts today include a clause that requires borrowers to notify their lender if a change of ownership occurs. The plan to have your soonto-be ex quitclaim his half-interest in the home to you is covered by this provision, because you will then own 100% of the property rather than 50%. Call your bank’s customer-service department to
About Real Estate DAVID W. MYERS see if it needs any formal paperwork. The federal GarnSt. Germain Depository Institutions Act of 1982, however, specifically prohibits the bank from demanding that you pay off the loan simply because of the pending divorce. It also bans lenders from demanding immediate full payment under certain other circumstances -- including the death of a co-owning spouse if the survivor will remain in the home, or the transfer of the property into a money-saving living trust if the owners will continue residing in the house. Of course, the lender retains the right to demand that you immediately pay off the loan in a single lump sum and then can initiate foreclosure proceedings if you fail to make the monthly mortgage payments on a timely basis. But you have nothing to worry about as long as you keep your payments up-to-date. Talk to a qualified attorney for details. ••• DEAR DAVE: We have some nasty oil stains on the cement floor of our garage,
and all the scrubbing we’ve done hasn’t been enough to get the stains out. Do you have any ideas to get rid of them? ANSWER: Probably the best and safest method is to scatter some storebought kitty litter on the stains to soak up any excess oil. After sweeping it up, add some hot water to a cup or two of dry dishwasher or laundry detergent and use the resulting paste to scour the stains with a stiff brush before rinsing the spots with a garden hose. If that doesn’t work, you can spray the stains with a commercial oven cleaner and then start scrubbing after letting the foam stand for several minutes. But remember that most oven-cleaning sprays have potentially dangerous chemicals in them, so keep children and pets away from the stains that you have scrubbed and then rinse the area thoroughly. ••• DEAR DAVE: My wife and I are interested in forming the type of inexpensive living trust that you recently wrote
about so our kids can inherit our home quickly when we die instead of spending lots of time and money in probate court. But if we create a trust, would we have to file the trust documents with the courts or the state? ANSWER: Probably not. A trust is essentially a private document, so its creation does not need to be reported to the courts or other agencies. And, unlike a common will, details of a trust that you create will not be subject to inspection by the general public after you die -- an important benefit if you would like to keep your final wishes away from prying eyes. A few states have laws that technically require the registration of a newly formed trust, but none of them has ever imposed a penalty on those who ignored such a requirement. Judges also are loath to set aside a trust that was created by homeowners who leave their property to their kids or other heirs, provided that the trust was made when at least one co-signer had the mental capacity to sign it. ••• DEAR DAVE: My wife and I found a condominium that we would like to buy. We’re worried about making an offer, though, because the bylaws of the development’s homeown-
ers association give the board of directors “right of first refusal” to purchase any unit that goes up for sale. Is this a common provision? Should we be worried? ANSWER: Your concern about giving the board right of first refusal to purchase the condo is justified. A growing number of HOAs across the nation are demanding such rights. On its face, the trend seems harmless enough: Many buyers think it simply allows the board to match an offer that an individual might make when an owner eventually decides to sell.
Unfortunately, some associations are now being accused of using their first-refusal rights to wrest costly concessions from sellers or even to screen out prospective buyers that the board simply doesn’t like. Most lenders are aware of such potential problems, and some will no longer finance units in a development that’s covered by an HOA’s first-refusal provision. A lack of broadly available financing could hurt the unit’s eventual resale value, too, because future buyers might be forced to pay “all cash” to close the deal – and they like-
ly would demand a deep discount of the home’s offering price to do so. Our booklet “Straight Talk About Living Trusts” explains how even lowand middle-income homeowners can now reap the same benefits that creating an inexpensive trust once provided only to the wealthiest families. For a copy, send $4 and a self-addressed, stamped envelope to David Myers/Trust, P.O. Box 2960, Culver City, CA 902312960. Send questions to that same address and we’ll try to respond in a future column.
Managing pesky squash bugs ganic), please follow the label directions carefully to avoid harming bees or other pollinators. One last word about using insecticides. Using the same product over and over can quickly lead to an insect population that is
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resistant to the insecticide. Choose at least two from the listed options and rotate between them for best long term control. The information presented is a summary of OSU Pest E-Alert, Vol. 13, No.
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22. For more information on this or any other horticultural topic, you can contact Keith Reed, via email at keith.reed@ okstate.edu, phone at 405-747-8320, or in person at the Payne County Extension office, located at 315 W. 6th in Stillwater.
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NEW LISTINGS AND PRICE CHANGES 4717 S. Turtle Pond Ct. - Great ½ acre m/l Lot for your building pleasure - $45,000 - Tiffany 6800 W 68th - 70 acres at 68th & Western Split your way! - $525,000 - Lori 123 W. 13th Ave. - 2bed 2bath 1car garage UPDATED 1975 sq ft - $135,000 - Amy 211 S. Lowry - 2bed 1 bath 1025 sq ft - $87,500 - Dolores/Don 1001 S Duncan - Nice 4bed 3bath leased through 5/27/21 - $199,900 - Lori 345776 E. 790 Rd., Agra, OK - 40acres 7acre Lake 3bed 2bath 2356 sq ft home - $412,500 - Kyle N. Washington Rd. - 151.8 acres m/l OH the Possibilities! - $2,352,900 - Lori Roka Hidden Lake - lots with Lake view - $75,000 - Lori Roka Hidden Lake- Lots ready for building - $50,000 - Lori W. Allyn Ave.- 11.46 acres m/l - $400,000 - Lori 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 115 SW 1st, Perkins - 2bed 1 bath 650 sq ft on 2 Lots! - $69,900 - Lori 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 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
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dark areas. Another successful control strategy is to place a few boards near the plants to take advantage of this behavior. The bugs will collect under them at night and you can easily collect or kill them early in the morning simply by flipping the boards over. The base of the plant is also a great place to concentrate another organic control option; sprinkling diatomaceous earth around so the nymphs will come in contact with the product as they come and go off the plant. I saved the chemical control options for last because if that is the only step you take, you will almost certainly be unsuccessful! It is always difficult to give exact pesticide recommendations because the choice of products on the market varies greatly in their percentage of active ingredient and formulation method. However, looking for the following active ingredients and carefully following the label instructions on the packaging will give you your best opportunity for success: spinosad, cyfluthrin, pyrethrins and carbaryl. Please note that most insecticides are broad spectrum, meaning they will kill more than just squash bugs. If chemical control is used (even those considered or-
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Squash bugs, insects that attack not only squash, but pumpkin, watermelon, cantaloupe, and cucumber are a consistent summer pest. If you’ve had squash bugs in the last few years, you can count on having them again this year. Consider these factors to increase your odds of successfully dealing with this troublesome pest. Let’s begin with the life cycle. The true key to successful management is not to completely eliminate this pest, but to manage the populations. Early success will pay big dividends. Squash bugs can overwinter as adults in last year’s plant debris. This makes fall garden cleanup for these crops especially important. This is your first line of defense. When the adults begin laying eggs in late April-early May, simply crushing or otherwise disposing of the egg clusters is your second most effective control method. The bugs hatch as small green nymphs (looking nothing like the adults). It is at this point that chemical control will be most effective. We’ll talk more about that at the end of this article. As squash bugs begin to grow and feed, they like to seek shelter around the base of the plant and
Pandemic-related debt will live in digital profiles for years Michele Gilman
profiles, making it harder for people to regain their economic footing. Long after the Eviction COVID-19 health moratoriums emergency ends, Over 41 million many Americans people have lost their will still suffer from jobs in the wake of the long tail of the the pandemic. Amid pandemic’s economic rising unemploydevastation. For peo- ment, many states ple on the country’s and cities have economic fringes, placed temporary the proliferation of moratoriums on evicdata analytics tools tions. to monitor consumNew York Gov. er life – driven by Andrew Cuomo, for companies that example, has halted profit from gathering evictions until Aug. personal data – will 20. After June 20, magnify today’s fihowever, tenants nancial hardship. seeking relief will These companies have to prove that scrape data from your they qualify for unpublic records, social employment insurmedia interactions, ance or are suffering purchase history and financial hardship. smartphone location And with passage tracking. Using pow- of the CARES Act, erful technologies, Congress paused they fuse your data evictions in federally into digital profiles subsidized housing that landlords, emuntil Aug. 23. ployers, lenders and But when these other gatekeepers to eviction moratoriums life’s necessities use expire, the accumuto sort and screen lated bills will come people. due. One in 4 renters As a clinical law were already spendprofessor who reping more than half of resents low-income their income on rent people in consumer before the pandemic. cases, I’m concerned In its aftermath, that the pandemic’s these numbers will economic fallout only rise because milwill be permanently lions of people may embedded in these remain out of work
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the primary driver of two-thirds of personal bankruptcies. With the cost of inpatient COVID19 care ranging between US$20,000 and $70,000, the pandemic will likely add to these debt burdens. These exploding debts will lower people’s credit scores and appear in other digital profiles. Consequently, many people will be denied loans or pay higher rates for them. They may also find it impossible to pay for a car, hook up utilities or even find employment because many employers use automated systems that analyze personal data in order to target and select potential employees. For consumers able to negotiate with credit card companies and stick to a payment plan – two big uncertainties – the CARES Act stipulates that credit accounts must reflect that they are up-todate in payments. Still, this provision provides no bulwark against the largely unregulated industry of data brokers. The debt spiral
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Predatory financial companies also use profiling tools to entice struggling consumers with payday loans. In general, these products are short-term, high-interest loans. In the 31 states without laws limiting such high-cost loans, interest rates average nearly 400% but can be as high as 661%. A vast majority of people cannot repay these loans, forcing them to rollover into new loans, creating a debt spiral trap. COVID-19 has spurred the aggressive marketing of these high-interest loans to economically vulnerable Americans. These payday loans and other debts eventually fall into the hands of debt collectors. One in 3 Americans has a debt in collection. These cases dom-
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inate civil dockets across the country, and 70% of them result in default judgments, meaning there was no trial. But that doesn’t mean there are no consequences. People with judgments entered against them can find their wages and bank accounts garnished. Some people land in jail. Courts have issued arrest warrants for unpaid debts as small as $28. In a majority of states, private debt collectors can seize individual stimulus payments made under the CARES Act. Recently, a 79-year-old recovering from brain surgery had his stimulus check taken from his bank account to satisfy a five-yearold judgment. Debt collection lawsuits are yet another data point merged into digital profiling that
a future landlord or employer may review in assessing applicants. Experts agree on steps that would counter the harms of digital profiling. Lawmakers can extend eviction and foreclosure moratoriums, provide tenants with rental assistance and extend unemployment insurance. They can halt debt collection, prevent predatory lending and protect stimulus checks. And funding for civil legal services can help more people understand their housing and consumer rights amid a shifting landscape. Additionally, Congress can authorize comprehensive privacy legislation to give people control over their data and oblige companies profiting from personal data to obey consumer wishes.
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Beautiful Berry Creek home on a larger lot. All one level. 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths with 2,624 sq. feet. Updated paint colors, granite, flooring, light fixtures all professionally done. Ceramic tile, open kitchen with gas cooktop in island. Two dining areas. Third bay of garage is a nice office or extra space that is accessed from the house. Natural light streams into the living areas. Upgrades galore. Private back yard, wrought iron fence, patio, mature landscaping. Just a short walk to the neighborhood pool and clubhouse. See more of this home at www.WeLoveSellingStillwater.com
All the updating has been done for you in this lovely 4 bed 3 bath incredibly located home, just on the east side of Boomer Lake! Updates include, windows from Anderson, wood flooring throughout the home, tile flooring in bathroom and laundry, fireplace, dining, with new paint and texturing through out, Stainless appliances in kitchen, new sliding glass door, and AC coils replaced in 2019. Family room features gas fireplace and the formal dining shares the formal living area. North side of the home has a bedroom with a spacious bathroom next to the large utility room. Just in time for the stormy season you already have a Ground Zero storm shelter in the garage.
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or be forced to take lower paying jobs. Grassroots advocates have called for a cancellation of rent during the pandemic, along with financial protections for property owners. But without further legislative action, we can expect a tsunami of housing displacement. This will result in further difficulties, such as increased homelessness and relocations to less safe neighborhoods, for years to come. Digitally coded hardship The effects of an eviction can last long after a housing situation is resolved. Companies capture evictions in people’s credit scores and digital profiles. This impacts people’s ability to secure new housing because landlords often rely on digitally assembled tenant screening reports or computerized court records to select tenants. People are also accruing debt in a scramble to pay for food, cover utility bills and maintain internet access for work and school. Before COVID-19, medical debt was
Quality, location, style and livability. Professionally designed by Ron Walker in the Estate portion of Boulder Creek. The main level offers wood floors, a gourmet kitchen with a double oven, and a built-in refrigerator. Also includes an elegant study with incredible views and built-ins, plus a master suite that offers a walk-in shower, double vanities and a closet that is oversized with built-in island. The living room boasts 18' tall ceilings and a fireplace, formal dining room, a 1/2 bath and a laundry room. The space downstairs offers 1100 square feet of space that is not included in the 5,697 square feet of the home’s living space. There is a deck off the main level of the home which allows you access to stairs that take you to the pool and outside covered living area that also offers a fireplace and built-in gas grill.
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Home with a HEART. Mexican tile, wood beams and rounded fireplace. Kitchen has granite countertops, a center island and lots of drawers for storage leaving the wall space above the counters free for decorating. A large walk-in pantry serves to store food items. Home has both a separate formal and kitchen dining room. Two bedrooms downstairs including the master bedroom/bath and large 2nd bedroom/bath. The second bedroom could easily serve as a private office. Upstairs you will find 2 bedrooms, an open office space and one bath. The home is also plumbed for an additional bath. Lots of built-in cabinets and walk-in attic that has a staircase leading down into garage on first level. Walk-in safe room just off the kitchen and garage area. Wonderful screened in porch off the living room and master bedroom. Lap designed swimming pool. Beyond this fenced area are trees that line the rest of the lot. Golf cart privileges to Stillwater Golf and Country Club plus a private trail to get there.
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Design evolving for social distancing MetroCreative
overcrowded, many of us are turning to our balconies, patios and backyards for fresh air and nature. This means we’re going to be investing more in our outdoor spaces, with functional kitchens, soothing water features, cozy firepits, and high-quality outdoor furniture to create a much-needed escape. Healthier spaces: Thanks to
spending more time indoors and reprioritizing our health, we’ll turn to design to help ensure our homes are safe and healthy for our families. We’ll see a rise in products like water filtration systems as well as materials that improve indoor air quality. For new homes and additions, alternatives to wood-framing like insulated concrete forms from
Nudura, which offer improved ventilation for healthier indoor air quality and an environment that’s less susceptible to mold, will be key. Home office space: Business experts are suggesting many companies will see that working from home is not only possible but offers tangible benefits, like saving money on office
space rent. With working from home on the rise, creating a home office space that inspires productivity will be a major project many of us tackle. Luxury home office furniture that feels chic and blends into your décor as well as ergonomic chairs and desks will see a major boost. Custom and quality: With the hit to the economy,
es. When it comes to design, trends will shift to locally made furniture, custom-built homes and pieces and materials that stand the test of time.
NEW LISTING - 4119 W 18th - 3 BD / 2 BA / 3-car garage. (2 attached/1 detached). House features an open living room looking back into added family room. Privacy fence in the backyard. .................................................................................. $199,750
3124 N MONROE - 4 BD / 3 BA / 2-car attached garage. Home is very open with large livingdining room with fireplace, kitchen has many cabinets plus a serving bar, and pantry. 3-1 split bedroom on a corner lot close to Boomer Lake.........................................................$245,900
2410 N GLENWOOD DR. - 3 BD / 2 BA / 2-car garage. Split bedroom arrangement with a separate whirlpool and shower in the master bath. Large, open living/dining room; kitchen has roll-out shelves; with great storage throughout the house. Close to Boomer Lake and walking trail. ................................................................................... $174,750
NEW LISTING - 905 S BLUE RIDGE - 4 BD / 3 BA / 2-car garage in the Country Club area. Nearly everything is new from the wood floors in the entry, dining and family room to granite counter tops in the kitchen, bathrooms and utility room. Storm shelter in garage, wood bookcases around the fireplace, and all of this on a large corner lot with shade trees.....................................................................................................$296,500 215 S. MARSHALL - 3 BD / 2 BA / 1SOLD car garage. Central............PRICE CHANGE $117,500 8023 E YOST RD. - Beautiful fencedSOLD 20-acres grassland. ......................................$549,000
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COVID-19 has brought changes to everything, and home design is no exception. Experts are expecting to see lasting impacts on everything from the materials we use to the rooms we prioritize. Check out these and other noteworthy trends: Houses over apartments: Many people who live in condos or apartments do so to be closer to the action – work, entertainment and shops – and never planned on spending much time at home. But the pandemic has changed that, and more people are going to want a home that offers plenty of room and outdoor space in case they need to self-isolate again. Self-sufficiency: A hard lesson we’ve learned is that things and services we thought we could count on aren’t necessarily METROCREATIVE a sure thing, so items that increase When it comes to design, trends will shift to locally made furniture, custom-built self-reliance will be- homes and pieces and materials that stand the test of time. come very popular. Expect to see more homes with sources AFFORDABLE HOUSES IN PERKINS! of energy like solar panels, sources of heat like fireplaces and stoves, and even urban and indoor gardens that allow you to grow 1007 N Sharp - $118,000 905 N Pogue - $102,900 420 S Stansbury - $109,000 your own produce. Visit www.perkinsfrontierrealty.com and check out Outdoor living: Between playFRONTIER REALTY grounds closing and 405-547-2000 • Recently updated properties • 100% Financing available parks becoming
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Our backyards are some of the best places to spend the summer months, especially if you’re practicing social distancing and are tired of being cooped up indoors. Fortunately, it’s possible to transform your outdoor living space into a secluded, open-air retreat. Bring the indoors out We often hear about bringing the outdoors inside, but the reverse is also true when designing a luxurious extension of your home. Homey, lived-in touches can take your outdoor space from sterile and unfinished to cozy and inviting. Think patterned throw pillows, fluffy blankets for chilly evenings, outdoor rugs, colorful lanterns, and decorative accessories like painted terracotta pots or metal tins. Invest in comfy furniture What’s the best part of your living or family room? Chances are it’s your comfortable couch or recliner. To recreate the same feeling, splurge on some soft furniture that will make you want to stay outside for hours reading a book or working remotely. It doesn’t have to break the
bank either – you can DIY a cozy lounging bench with reclaimed wood and handsewn cushions with outdoor stuffing and fabric. Add a relaxing pool or spa Water has a calming effect and is
often linked to our favorite memories at the cottage or on vacation. A pool or spa can help transport you somewhere far away without leaving your home. A pool can help you and the kids get some exercise while swimming laps,
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