Jul 7, 2026 | Real estate law
When a tenant stops paying rent, do not panic and do not improvise. Start with the basics: contact the tenant. Ask why the payment has not been made. The tenant may have a temporary issue, a reasonable explanation, and a real plan to catch up. Or the tenant may ignore...Jul 7, 2026 | Real estate law
Yes. You can use a power of attorney to buy or sell real estate in Oklahoma. But this is not something to handle casually. If the power of attorney is not prepared, signed, acknowledged, and recorded correctly, the title company may reject it and the closing may be...Apr 28, 2026 | Real estate law
If you own rental properties in Oklahoma, you’ve probably heard this advice: “Just put everything in an LLC and you’re protected.” There’s some truth to that. But it’s not the full picture. An LLC can be a powerful tool for real estate investors—but only if you...Apr 10, 2026 | Real estate law
All types of seller financing are extremely popular right now. Given the current market – inflated prices, higher rates (compared to the start of this decade), and slow job growth – buyers of all stripes are interested in seller financing. This includes both investors...Oct 14, 2025 | Real estate law
This article continues our series on powers of attorney in Oklahoma. Our last article explained why you should always work with a lawyer to create a power of attorney. We see many clients use unofficial forms on the attorney, yet don’t realize that each state requires...Oct 9, 2025 | Real estate law
If you need an attorney experienced in quiet title cases, you have come to the right place. Contact our office to schedule a consultation. In this article, we will explain basic concepts about quiet title actions in Oklahoma. What does quiet title mean in Oklahoma?...