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Keep in mind that 2" oak hardwood installed in 1950 was only 5/16" thick total and is still in service in a lot of homes today. 

Angel Oak, UWM, Foundation and others all won't allow for CLTV > 80%

I live near Grapevine in the middle of DFW, and am a part of a Commercial RE firm here (Silver Oak Commercial Realty).

I would also consider the following areas East Garfield, Bronzveille, Humbold Park & Austin (As close to Oak Park as possible). 

Always solid wood, oak and pine in my case.

- For the loans sold to Oak Harbor, which entities were those loans from?

A full oak dining set for $125 including the buffet. 

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Agree, for me white appliances or yellow oak anywhere but the floor is an immediate scroll past.