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Need place stay and to park in Oklahoma City in Dec.?
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I will be traveling on Amtrak in Dec. and will need a place to stay overnight the night before I leave and a place to stay overnight the night I return preferrably near the Amtrak station. Most important I need a safe place to park my car while I'm gone. All suggestions and help will be gladly received as I live in Bartlesville and know nothing about Oklahoma City.

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84' chrysler new yorker?
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Me and my boyfriend are about to buy a 84' chrysler new yorker and we seem to cant find an Air Intake hose for the front of the car inside.We live in bartlesville,oklahoma and was wondering where we could find one? even called a couple salvage yards that didnt have it

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Try e-bay

I am about to graduate! with job in hand..Do i buy a house or not??
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I am about to graduate in May 2008 with MIS degree. I have a job already accepted a job in Bartlesville, OK. I am married at age 22 and my wife will be continuing school when we move to Oklahoma at OSU so I am making all the income for right now. Situation: Income: 60,000 yr + bonus's (my job) Wife will be out of school in 2 years and will start teaching public schools. (35,000 yr in the future) (student debt: $15,000) debt: $250.00 Loan payment to student loans (owe: $19,000) own cars outright and do not have any credit cards Savings: $5,000.00 in CD Now, With this information when I go to Oklahoma should I rent for a couple of years waisting $20,000 in rent money or would it be a better decision to go ahead and buy a house? I know the market now is more of a buyers market so i could get a house for a good price. I plan to be in Oklahoma for a minimum of 6 years. ANY SUGGESTIONS?? Thanks

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With that set up and I hope it all pans out, I'd buy. Get yourself a buyer's agent (free to you). Decide what kind of things you want (split plan? single story? etc.) Get ENERGY EFFICIENT for God's sake. Consider low maintenance and handicapped accessible--you'll never regret those choices. Get pre-approved for a mortgage--30 year fixed with no prepayment penalty (you can then pay a bit more as you please and get rid of the mortgage faster which IS a good idea, leverage be damned).