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Adam Egloff
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Out of state investor looking into OKC

Adam Egloff
  • Investor in Montrose, CO
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Hello!

Brand new to the podcast and real estate investing as a whole. I am interested in small multi unit properties in the Oklahoma City area and was wondering if anyone had some insight into some of the neighborhoods there. I am aware of some of the ones north of Bricktown that are up and coming but are any of the communities south of the river looking good for future growth and revitalization? Any insight from a local would be much appreciated!

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Rhett Tullis
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Rhett Tullis
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lots of potential in lots of areas really comes down to how patient/quickly you are looking for a change in the area.  some areas are hot and changing fast others may be 5 to 10 years from seeing a big change happen, some longer.

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