Oklahoma City Property Appraisers

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What are the best front door colors to sell your home?

When it comes to painting your front door, choose a light or dark shade. Medium shades can often blend in with the home’s exterior. (Photo courtesy of Angie’s List member Benjamin L. of Philadelphia)

Curb appeal starts at the front door. A highly rated Dallas real estate agent tells you how to pick the right colors to help sell your home.

Artistry of 'Dumbo' era animators lives on in 1940s Burbank home

Film historian Tom Sito says these scenes may have been painted by animators who worked on "Dumbo." (Photo courtesy of Christine Coyle Johnson)

The walls of Johnny and Christine Coyle Johnson’s basement in Burbank, Calif., are covered with vibrant and colorful circus scenes remarkably reminiscent of those in Walt Disney’s beloved film, “Dumbo.”

New Yorkers find affordable housing in Brooklyn's Prospect Park South

A turn-of-the-century home sits adjacent to a high-rise apartment building in Brooklyn’s Prospect Park South. (Photo by Grace Rosanova)

Prospect Park South is just one of many Brooklyn neighborhoods going through transition as more people seek affordable housing in the New York city area.

Appraiser code of conduct fails to curb complaints

Photos by Gene Carl Feldman | Ensel and Anderson expected home improvements, such as a new furnace and windows, to pay off with a higher appraisal. Appraisers say upgrades rarely increase value dollar for dollar.

Appraisal complaints have skyrocketed in recent years, and homeowners who disagree with their appraisal are left with few options.

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Oklahoma City Property Appraisers Reviews

"... experience. it was well worth the expenditure, and i would highly recommend them. ..."

"... to be appraised - i will most certainly hire them again...."

"... knowledgeable. we feel like he really knows his stuff. ..."

"... after examining the items, explained that their value did not warrant formal appraisal or insurance scheduling. i appreciated his honesty, as well as the information he shared about the items, themselves...."

"... he was very thorough in his appraisal. his price was reasonable compared to another appraiser ($500.00). he is very knowledgeable about the value of furniture both antique and other as well as household items...."

"... i had the windows done the week before i was moving, so i had no time. they did a wonderful job, and although they were a little pricey, i wanted a high quality job done and they delivered. they put booties over their shoes, and went out of their way to do great work. ..."

"... last november and i don't know when the last window cleaning was performed. it was obvious that the windows needed attention. a crew of 3 arrived right on schedule and went right to work. they finished, i wrote a check, and that was that...just like it..."

"... to get 6 out of 9 of my screens replaced for $99. then the guy offered to clean my windows and tracks, so i spent additional money to get all my windows cleaned. however, when i first called to place the order for the screens to be replaced, the representative..."