Karl - welcome from a fellow OKC investor, feel free to reach out for a cup of coffee or lunch, we love to talk real estate.

Ive previously found buildings in another nearby city with 6 units for $300k.

I found a 6 plex I'd like to offer 440,000 on(industrial area with hospital nearby and steady growth).

About a month ago a pipe corroded in the front yard and started shooting water everywhere I got it repaired but the owner doesn't live near by so I had to pay the plumber with my own money.

I’d love to connect, chat, or grab coffee with anyone who has knowledge in this area.

The houses would be sold to me and I would have them moved and relocated near by with property I purchase.

@Diane TycangcoDenver can be tough, you might want to look into tertiary markets nearby.

I’d love to meet all of you and buy you all a coffee, or beer!

For starters, you'd want to consider the location and general age and price of properties in the neighborhood, ratings of nearby schools, amount of crime, vacancy (homeownership and rental), plus grocery stores and shopping centers nearby.A lot of this info can be found online (e.g. school ratings, crime maps, property age, grocery stores and shopping centers), while some of it can be determined by driving the neighborhood and talking to folks that live in the neighborhood.Asking police about a neighborhood might give you some objective info on crime, talking to property managers might give you info on vacancy and rent prices, and talking to a real estate agent might give you info on property age and price. 

Happy to connect with you - dm me we can grab coffee or something.