Born and raised Oklahoman here, and I have never understood why that little corner of the state turned into such a popular market!

It can be exhausting trying to keep up with all the changes in local ordinances, section 8 (if you employ this strategy) or things that need to happen quickly (code enforcement / vacancies).  

The rent cap in the neighborhood will mirror what you see for Section 8 rentals in lower income areas. 

The fact that the same section does not prohibit the collection of STATUTORY attorney’s fees under 799 or 814 is meaningless in this circumstance because you included the illegal clause directly in the lease.

Thinking about a duplex, live in one and rent the other to a section 8 tenant, any local landlords that can give advice on rent analysis?

2) Another section mentions:“6.

Their site even has a section about vacation rentals.  

They had cleared it, put some gravel in of some sort, fenced it with barbed wire on top, manual gate on tracks and flood lights in the corners.

Like Gino mentioned East side has been a lower median income area and is on the rise, but is still block by block in large sections.

The investments going into the community are strong and a large section of it is in an opportunity zone which has some added tax benefits.