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Top 10 Markets for Single Family Home Investing

Investing in single-family homes as rental properties is still lucrative, especially in markets with job growth in low wage professions, population growth, and lower average home prices. Here are the top 10 markets for investment, and nine risky markets to steer clear of. More

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Brain Buster: 2012 International Energy Conservation Code

It's time to test your knowledge of the 2012 International Energy Conservation Code that likely will be implemented in your state soon. Do you know what the 2012 IECC mandates? Get out your pencil or pen and take our quiz, then view the results page to see how you measure up! More

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Oklahoma Builders Pay $2,500 Bonuses to Lure Trades

Unlicensed contractors are poaching employers, offering cash incentives and hefty pay raises. More

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Should Tornado Shelters Be Mandatory In High-Risk Areas?

Questions of cost and freedom of choice color the debate over whether tornado shelters should be mandatory in high-risk areas. More

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Energy Efficiency Pays Off for Builders Who Know How to Sell It

Rethinking how you discuss the value of energy efficiency can improve your bottom line. More

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Energy Efficiency Pays Off for Builders Who Know How to Sell It

Rethinking how you discuss the value of energy efficiency can improve your bottom line. More

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New-Home Market Healthier, But Years from Full Recovery

NAHB economists report a bright outlook for housing, while warning of several possible headwinds on the horizon. More

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Women: A Builder's Secret Weapon

An Oklahoma City-based builder credits his success to putting women in key positions. More

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As the Fog of Recession Lifts, Builders Take Stock in How They've Changed

More focus on customers, less focus on opening new markets inform builders' business models today. More

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A Custom App for Smoother Sales

An Oklahoma City builder streamlined his sales process by tapping into the latest technology and creating a little of his own. More

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