Oklahoma City Realtor
House District 100
Mike is a native to Oklahoma City. He is married to Hayley Thompson who is a high school drama teacher in northwest Oklahoma City. They both graduated from Putnam City High School. ... Oklahoma City, OK 73105 ... Oklahoma City, OK 73162 ... [Read More]
Oklahoma State Senate - Senators
Oklahoma City, OK 73105 ... The senator has also been honored for his work to protect the Arbuckle-Simpson Aquifer, a groundwater source that provides spring and stream flow for many communities in southern Oklahoma. The Tishomingo City Council and the Citizens for the Protection of the Arbuckle Simpson Aquifer both recognized Gumm's efforts with plaques. ... [Read More]
Homebuyer Benefits from Program - HUD
Until now, families that resided in Oklahoma City public housing, but were not receiving Section 8 Housing Choice Vouchers, were not eligible for homeownership assistance. But now, residents in the public housing program like Ms. White can also experience the pride of ownership. ... Bennie White is very proud of her new wood floors. She is also proud to be the first person in Oklahoma City to achieve homeownership through an innovative new program. ... [Read More]
City of Wichita - Residents New to Wichita?
In 1872, Wichita was made a city of the second class, and out of a vote of 479, E. B. Allen was elected Mayor; Michael Meagher, Marshal; William Baldwin, City Attorney; Charles A. Phillips, Treasurer; J. M. Atwood, Police Judge. ... For highways, Interstate 35, or "I-35," is the main route for north or south bound travelers heading to Kansas City or Oklahoma City while I-135 (or the canal route) is the main north - south route through Wichita. HWY 54, or Kellogg is the east-west highway that runs through the middle of town. ... [Read More]
Comments on Oklahoma Senate Bill 673
Oklahoma City, OK 73105 ... Oklahoma City, OK 73105 The Honorable Jari Askins ... First, consumers who want to perform themselves some of the steps involved in selling orbuying a home in Oklahoma will have to pay real estate professionals more than they do today. Forexample, based on discussions with and an informal review of websites of Oklahoma real estateprofessionals who offer fee-for-service pricing, an Oklahoma home seller may pay from $300 to$500 for a brokerage service contract that only lists his or her house in the MLS but leaves marketingand negotiating to the seller. If a buyer pays $150,000 for the seller's house, a seller who contractedwith a fee-for-service real estate professional for $500, and agreed to pay a three-percent commissionto a buyer's real estate professional, would pay a total of $5,000 in brokerage fees to sell his or herhome. In contrast, if the same seller were forced to buy the full set of services for a typical six-percent commission, to be split between the buyer and seller broker, the seller would pay a total of$9,000 to real est ... [Read More]
Utah History To Go - Blacks in Utah History
Lynching was the extreme form of discrimination and housing difficulties the common form. In 1939 Salt Lake City commissioners received a petition with one thousand signatures asking that Blacks living in Salt Lake be restricted to one residential area. This area would be located away from the City and County Building where visitors to the city would not come in contact with a sizeable number of Blacks. The petition was initiated by Sheldon Brewster, a realtor and bishop of a Mormon ward. 75 Brewster employed a local Black in the attempt to persuade Blacks to sell their houses and agree to be colonized in one location, but he failed to secure their cooperation. Blacks rose up in indignation and marched to the Capitol to protest Brewster's action. 76 When the petition failed to get the approval of the commissioners, a restrictive covenant policy was used to limit Black opportunities in housing. Real estate companies inserted a Form 30 clause in real estate contracts: ... [Read More]
ICH e-newsletter, November 10, 2004
"Homelessness is a complicated problem that needs coordinated, big-picture solutions. Realtors are committed to working within our local communities to do what we can to tackle the pervasive problem of homelessness," stated National Association of REALTORS President Walt McDonald in Orlando, Florida, last week at the annual conference of real estate professionals from across the nation. Charleston, South Carolina, Realtor Nell Postel chairs the NAR Housing Needs Committee and was joined by Vice Chair Pat Jablonski of Virginia, and Bonnie Bond of Ohio. ... [Read More]
Kentucky Attorney General: Private Foundations Filing Since 2000 A-C
PIONEER BIBLE TRANSLATORS 3,082,104.00 3,149,776.00 2003 7500 W CAMP WISDOM RD DALLAS TX 75236 PIONEER CLUBS 445,026.00 2,727,018.00 2003 PO Box 788 Wheaton IL 60189-0788 PIPEVINE INC 3,593,216.00 11,096,719.00 2000 50 CALIFORNIA STREET SAN FRANCISCO CA 94111 PISACANO LEADERSHIP FOUNDATION INC 432,902.00 460,569.00 2003 2228 Young Drive Lexington KY 40505-4219 PKD FOUNDATION 3,571,822.00 4,429,822.00 2003 4901 MAIN ST, STE 200 KANSAS CITY MO 64112 PLAN INTERNATIONAL USA INC 32,847,289.00 33,831,929.00 2003 155 Plan Way Warwick RI 02886-1099 PLANETARY SOCIETY 2,767,459.00 3,083,695.00 2003 65 North Catalina Avenue Pasadena CA 91106-2301 PLANNED PARENTHOOD ACTION FUND INC 3,657,487.00 3,742,990.00 2003 434 West 33rd Street New York NY 10001 PLANNED PARENTHOOD FEDERATION OF AMERICA INC 55,005,202.00 59,036,758.00 2003 434 W 33RD ST New York NY 10001 PLANNED PARENTHOOD FOUNDATION INC 513,542.00 521,952.00 2003 434 W 33RD ST New York NY 10001 PLANNED PARENTHOOD OF LOUISV ... [Read More]
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