Remember, these rules are not just about restrictions; they are designed to protect property values and enhance the quality of life for all residents.

Even when you are wrong, I always think it's a good exercise to figure out how to think about your local market (where your blind spots are).

We may never know, but interesting thought exercise.

If you've been paying the $14 eviction policy, then exercise it at the earliest convenience. 

The low mortgage rate of 2.5% is a considerable advantage, reducing long-term financial obligations and potentially enhancing profitability through tax benefits and property value appreciation.

If payments are kept current there is not much chance of the lender exercising the Due on Sale clause.

Welcome @Scott Poole.You'll find alot of useful resources(knowledge & ideas) for your REI journeyAll the bestPS: Great analysis of Oklahoma city.if investors first could consider (law, population, job growth etc) that would enhance their returns

You don't find a property you where looking for you would return the money type thins, or you get a written commitment from investors that you exercise when ready.

It's an investment and a math exercise. 

However, I've also had experiences where once I got over that hurdle with that question, it was almost smooth sailing towards getting their property under contract and sold so maybe that's why I tend to put a little more effort and exercise more patience with some of those people.