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Jason Kennedy
  • Tulsa, OK
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Oklahoma Foreclosures,R.E.O'S, pre foreclosures

Jason Kennedy
  • Tulsa, OK
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Please help me understand. Why with 1 in 800 homes being in foreclosure an reo or pre foreclosure  ( The highest being 1 in 425 and the lowest being 1 in 29000) Sourced buy realtytrac.  Why there isn't a lot more active cash buyers looking to expand their portfolios in Oklahoma? Statistics suggest that Oklahoma is one of the less volatile markets and cash flowing properties are abundant. With better then avg R.O.I. Granted with less volatility there is less appreciation however on the flip side less RISK Per property. However dollar for dollar The Oklahoma metro areas are a great value.

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