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Jason K Green
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Tulsa Cap Rates

Jason K Green
  • Finance/Banking
  • Irvine, CA
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Are there any investors in the Tulsa area that can tell me what a realistic cap rate is for that area?

Thanks in advance!!

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Nate Garrett
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Nate Garrett
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@Jason K Green

I would reconsider buying a rental property in Tulsa with a market value of $40k. There are investors that specialize in that niche, but they typically manage the properties themselves and do most of the repairs themselves. Their cash flow is created not by the property but through the value of their property management and maintenance labors.

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