Key Resources for Informed Buyers and Sellers
Being informed is one of the most important steps you can take in any real estate transaction. This page provides helpful documents on fair housing, mold prevention, agency agreements, landlord-tenant rules, legal disclosures, and more. Use these materials to better understand your rights, responsibilities, and key protections under Oklahoma law.
⚖️ Understanding Fair Housing in Oklahoma
Every buyer and seller has the right to fair treatment. This guide outlines your protections under both federal and state fair housing laws, including what to do if your rights are violated.
📎 View the Fair Housing Information
🌧️ Mold Awareness and Moisture Control
Oklahoma homes can be vulnerable to moisture and mold issues. This document offers tips for prevention, detection, and action you can take to maintain a healthy living space.
📎 Download the Mold and Moisture Guide
☣️ Lead-Based Paint: What You Should Know
Homes built before 1978 may contain lead-based paint. This federally required disclosure provides essential facts for both buyers and sellers.
📎 Read About Lead-Based Paint Hazards
🤝 Buyer Broker Agreements Explained
Learn how agency relationships work in Oklahoma and what you need to know about signing a buyer-broker agreement with your real estate professional.
📎 FAQs on Buyer Broker Agreements
🏢 Broker Services and Your Rights
This document details what services licensed real estate brokers must provide under Oklahoma law, along with the duties they owe to clients and customers.
📎 Download Broker Services Information
📄 How to Read an Oklahoma Real Estate Contract
This contract guide helps you understand the legal language, terms, and responsibilities included in a typical Oklahoma residential real estate agreement.
📎 View the Contract Guide
🏠 Oklahoma Landlord-Tenant Rights
Whether you rent or manage property, this guide offers a breakdown of the state’s landlord-tenant laws, including rules around evictions, deposits, and repairs.
📎 Review the Landlord and Tenant Act
📢 Disclosure Rules for Oklahoma Sellers
Sellers must disclose known defects under the Residential Property Condition Disclosure Act. This summary outlines what is required and how the law protects buyers.
📎 Learn About the Disclosure Act
Disclaimer: The information provided here is for educational purposes only and should not be considered legal advice. For personalized assistance, contact a licensed real estate agent or attorney.
