All Forum Posts by: Dustin Demeter

Hi Christine! Congrats on your rental property in LA! I'm from Santa Barbara and moved to Oklahoma to get my foot in the door in real estate. Oklahoma has landlord friendly laws, appreciating areas and impressive cash flow (in the right spots). Feel free to reach out if you'd like to hear more about the market! I'd love to help a fellow Californian out!

From personal experience, I would recommend Tulsa or Oklahoma City. Landlord friendly laws keep you safe(ish) from legal disputes with tenants and there are pockets in both markets that are appreciating at solid or better rates. Would be happy to chat anytime if you're interested!

Hi Will! I'd love to connect and hear a little more about this property. Feel free to reach out and let's connect over a phone call!

Hi Kelvin! I've been investing in the Tulsa and OKC markets for about a year now and can get you linked up with a property manager. Feel free to reach out and I'll shoot you their contact!

Hi Jesse! I've got a couple investment properties in Tulsa, Oklahoma. I can tell you from personal experience that Oklahoma is a great place to own properties. The state is very landlord friendly and Tulsa and Oklahoma City are towns where you can combine considerable cash flow and appreciation. I'd love to connect and talk more about the market out here if you'd like. 

@Dash Walton

You picked a good market to start in! Building a team of experienced investors, agents, and contractors is the ideal place to start. Getting as many deals in front of you as possible is also crucial; being able to identify/separate the good deals from the bad will ultimately make or break you in the REI industry. If you need anything, feel free to reach out and I can give you some breakdowns of what the Tulsa market looks like.

Hey Pat! I can second that Tulsa & Oklahoma City are great buy and hold locations right now. We've seen a large influx of OOS investors over the last few years due to the low price points and ability to actually cashflow, while still seeing appreciation over the long haul (I don't think many primary markets check all three of those boxes with the current state of the economy).

Hey Benjamin, congrats on your first property! Im a realtor here in Tulsa who specializes in investment properties and I would recommend visiting the OREC website by clicking the link below that will take you straight to the 'Residential Lease Contracts and Forms' tab. 

https://oklahoma.gov/orec/contract-forms-and-related-addenda...