They have a cloud based management system and it’s extremely affordable.

@Joe Splitrock you said it all perfectly and I just realized that I too, am a rabbit chaser!

Just like it's important not to buy a property with a clouded title, it's critical not to get in over your head with repairs.

It's not a "doers club", it's a "dream chasers club". 

It is the cloud which thunders around everything that shines.

The big companies here are all focused on cloud offerings, which has only gotten more demand with the newly emerging WFH culture.  

Any open/unresolved permits may be considered a cloud on title in some locations which will cause problems with sales or deed transfers. 

Too many times realtors get caught in living the lifestlye of our  clients we want to sell too and before long our payments pile up and it clouds our ability to give accurate advice when our kids, cars and spouses are waiting for closing day.

There are a million reasons for everything, but this type of investor is definitely clouding the waters in a lot of ways.

--https://www.latimes.com/business/story/2020-03-08/oil-price-war-Oklahoma shale producers break even at $21 to $48 per barrel (i would think its closer to $40 in Oklahoma) -https://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-General/Why-The-Oklahoma-Shale-Boom-Isnt-Taking-Off.html-Oklahomas state budget is made counting on oil selling for $54 per barrel it is currently at $31 per barrel and dropping - https://kfor.com/news/local/dark-clouds-could-be-on-states-horizon-as-oil-prices-drop-to-30-year-low/-While oklahoma's economy is very diverse it will be hit if prices do not rebound in the near future - https://oklahoman.com/article/5627150/state-chamber-provides-new-analysis-on-oil-gas-industrys-impact-on-oklahomas-economy-and-tax-revenues-Oil and Gas would fall under mining and make up 22% of the GDP for oklahoma see page 11 - https://www.ok.gov/oesc/documents/lmiEconIndPub.pdfThe Good The Bad and The Ugly -Good - oil and gas prices may come up if Russia gives in on this play.