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Renata McCulloch
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  • Kent, WA
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Look to invest in KS or OK

Renata McCulloch
  • District court clerk
  • Kent, WA
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Good Morning, My husband and I are looking to invest in rentals in the KS or OK market. We have family near Wichita and Tulsa so would like to look at those areas. Could we get some recommendations on which areas would be best for holding a rental property? Thanks in advance. Renata M

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Brent McKee
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Brent McKee
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@Renata McCulloch in Tulsa it depends on what you are looking for as far as clients. If you are looking for a growing family stick to the major school districts, Jenks, Union, Broken Arrow, Bixby,Owasso, and maybe districts that are growing like Glenpool and Collinsville and Skiatook.  If you are looking for college students you have the area around TU and ORU.  If you are looking for business professionals then the downtown area would be a good choice.  There are areas that you can find lower income housing, too.  Do you have a realtor in the Tulsa area?  Tulsa realtor @Deren Huang posted a video on the Tulsa market. You may want to check it out.  Do you have someone to help you with renovations?  Let me know if you choose to invest in Tulsa.  

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