Deer Valley or Skyline in Oklahoma City

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michellcjoe
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Deer Valley or Skyline in Oklahoma City

Post by michellcjoe » Thu Mar 22, 2012 8:28 am

We are looking at buying either a Skyline or a Deer Valley home. Has anyone delt with either Homes to go in OKC or McKInney homes in El Reno?

If so do you own either and what is your opinion of the home?

David Oxhandler
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Re: Deer Valley or Skyline in Oklahoma City

Post by David Oxhandler » Sat Mar 31, 2012 8:19 am

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michellcjoe
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Re: Deer Valley or Skyline in Oklahoma City

Post by michellcjoe » Sun Apr 15, 2012 10:30 pm

Thank you for the info. I have read the ebook but not the other yet. We decided to wait a little bit longer before we make a decision. That way I can sort out a little more ino on these.

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