Uvestly / Out-of-state investing / Oklahoma
Oklahoma investment properties
Oklahoma rental properties for sale, mostly brand new
Cash-flowing homes in Lawton, Tecumseh, Yukon, Perry and more. Each one comes with a full proforma, a local property manager and, for many, a tenant already in place.
Available Oklahoma rental properties
Cash flow is projected after mortgage, taxes, insurance and management, at 20% down and 6.75%. 9 of 17 already have a tenant. Listings refresh from uvestly.com/properties, last on October 5, 2026.
Why investors are buying in Oklahoma
The price-to-rent math works. Homes cost far less than in most of the country, but rent doesn't drop nearly as much. That gap is what turns into monthly cash flow.
It's landlord-friendly. Oklahoma has no statewide rent control, and evictions move faster than in many coastal states. Owners have room to run a rental like a business.
New construction keeps repairs low. 17 of the 17 homes on this page were built in 2025 or 2026. A new roof, new HVAC and a builder warranty mean fewer surprise bills in the years you're counting on cash flow.
The Oklahoma markets we buy in
Lawton
8 homes from $150K. Home to Fort Sill, so renters keep coming: military families, civilian staff and contractors. Mostly new duplexes.
Oklahoma City metro
5 homes in Guthrie, Yukon, Oklahoma City, Edmond. A growing metro with a broad job base: energy, health care, aviation and government.
Smaller towns
Tecumseh, Perry, Chickasha. Lower prices, steady local renters, and a short drive to the bigger job centers.
Not just Oklahoma
We also have homes in Tennessee, Arkansas, Alabama and North Carolina. How we pick markets.
Questions about Oklahoma rentals
Is Oklahoma a good state for rental property?
For cash flow, it's one of the better ones. Homes cost far less than the national average, rents are steady, and Oklahoma is known as a landlord-friendly state. That's why most of the homes Uvestly sells right now are there.
How much does a rental property cost in Oklahoma?
The Oklahoma homes on our list today run from $150,000 to $565,000. Most are duplexes and single-family homes built in 2025 or 2026.
How much cash flow does an Oklahoma rental make?
Across the 17 Oklahoma homes listed now, projected cash flow averages $567 a month after the mortgage, taxes, insurance and management. That assumes 20% down at 6.75%. Your rate and down payment change the number.
Why is Lawton, OK popular with rental investors?
Lawton sits next to Fort Sill, a large Army post, so there's a steady flow of military families and civilian workers who rent. Prices are low for new construction, which keeps the rent-to-price ratio strong.
Can I buy an Oklahoma rental if I live in another state?
Yes. Most Uvestly clients live somewhere else. A local property manager handles tenants and repairs, and our team handles the purchase from start to finish.
Ask Heather where the math works right now
Heather Marchant has helped 850+ investors buy rentals since 2011. Tell her your budget and your goals. She'll show you what's available and what it would really pay you each month. No cost, no pressure.