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Jason Selle
  • Erie, CO
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Tulsa vs Oklahoma city vs Wichita?

Jason Selle
  • Erie, CO
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I am just starting out and researching areas to invest in SFHs with the BRRR method. I am located in the Denver Metro area and I have narrowed down my search to Wichita, Tulsa and Oklahoma city. From my research, Oklahoma City seems to have the highest potential for growth and also has the highest rent along with the highest home values. Tulsa and Wichita seem to have some good deals as well. I am new to real estate investing and obviously looking for a good area that would provide the highest cash flow and the highest forecasted appreciation would be a bonus. I am starting to analyze deals in these areas but would also like input from anyone familiar with these markets.

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