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Brian Tran
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How's the Oklahoma area in terms of real estate?

Brian Tran
  • Oklahoma City, OK
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Hello investors,

I wanted to get a better understanding of the current real estate situation in my home state. I know some areas are better than others. This made me question if Oklahoma specifically Oklahoma City is currently doing well in terms of business?

Best Regards,

Brian Tran

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Brandon L.
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Brandon L.
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Look at how many people are moving to your area(or are they moving away), and how many jobs are projected to be added, and in what industries. this will give you a general sense on if values are going to increase. This is super simple, and you should definitely study how to evaluate different markets to make sound investment decisions :) 

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