There have been at least 3 costly efforts by the aids foundation to have the voters over turn this law.  

@Brandi Smith you may also want to research the links below if you plan to DIY landlord:Oklahoma Residential Landlord and Tenant Act | Welcome to Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma's guide to free legal help in Oklahoma.Microsoft Word - Landlord and Tenant Act Update 11-1-19.doc

For rentals or flips, they’re usually a band-aid that starts peeling, chipping, or yellowing within a year, especially around grout lines.

If that's in the stock market, financial experts say that to be $500/mo.Stock market of course is liquid but I'll keep multiple six figs liquid just for safety.In a recession I'd sleep much better at night collecting monthly rent rather than have terrors about the stock market.

In addition if I paid a tenant to $crew me, it may cause me to lose sleep.

Does anyone have protection recommendations so I can sleep a little easier? 

It is very possible I'm too cautious but for a few hundred dollars a year having extra coverage helps me sleep at night. 

Agree with the others- sounds like it's time to rip the band aid off unfortunately.

Use conservative financing that protects sleep at night: conventional or DSCR with solid reserves, or buy with seller/private money then refi once stabilized.

A lot of investors still sleep on Section 8 because they’re stuck on outdated beliefs.