Not even just the house, but less traffic, less chaos, and more of a yard.

The drive is an hour and a half... but it's in high traffic areas and it always feels like a one-day commitment to go down and visit.

I feel that it's only fair to let other people know Oklahoma has potential.I feel like Tulsa has very similar vibes to Austin in a lot of aspects, just without the insane prices and traffic. 

Offline community papers, shopper magazines, make flyers & put them in libraries, barber shops, LAUNDRAMATS, anywhere with high traffic! 

I did hear that the 10 mm is much better for rentals... 4mm would be for low traffic closet areas.

I got used to the sound and eventually I had to really concentrate to actually hear the traffic. 

And then, we got a chance to buy a second house and it is way bigger (of course worse traffic, okay community), and we moved out from the MTV property.

I thought I read some traffic about that but didn’t really understand when you could put yourself in an unethical or illegal situation as a broker and investor. 

Depending maybe on transportation and how bad traffic gets overtime could be something buyers and renters consider more.

I'm sure there's nice areas to live in, but I'm just allergic to traffic.