I mean you get some rolling hills and short trees and pay double in everything compared to like Houston, which btw has access to the Gulf for world class fishing.  

Areas heavy in oil and gas also go through bust boom cycles as prices change.

Owner has invested over $55,000 towards the white picket fence, solar-powered gate, exotic plants throughout the front and back yard with irrigation, and a Koi fish pond.

30% unemployment, oil crisis, a crash in rents and a mortgage crisis = 50% price cuts

Oil from cars getting into the dirt vs. a cement slab.

Kevin Manz oil burning steam system included in rent.

If you're looking online for your investment property, you're fishing in the wrong lake.

Removing the mobile home (we found someone willing to haul it off for free), getting dumpster and cleaning up random debris around the land, brush hogging land, adding a fishing dock, detailing in marketing all the great things about land in immense detail with amazing drone photis.

This is most important so be sure to heavily research oil tanks, prior uses for anything automotive, dumping, processing, etc. 

I'm familiar with OKC's strong oil and gas sectors, but curious to understand why OKC is considered a "recession proof" city by some.Is crime a major issue throughout the city in your opinion?