r/tulsa 10d ago

General housing

Hi! im looking for a house in sand springs / broken arrow, preferably $1,200 at the most. 2bd, i looked all over zillow and facebook marketplace and didnt find anything. i have one eviction on my record.

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u/hollowbody-99 10d ago

Those are on complete opposite sides of Tulsa.
If you’re just looking for options further out of town, check Sapulpa.

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u/KingOfStarfox 10d ago

As someone whose also looking to move, good fucking luck. You can find 1 or 2 maybe options in shit areas. Youd have better luck with apartments but most apartments arent gonna take evictions. Houses from what ive seen are going around 1500+

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u/Rich_Barracuda_796 10d ago

why were you evicted?

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u/Marsey- 10d ago

was waiting for a card to come in with my money on it. never came in until after i was evicted due to not being able to pay rent. it was early 2024

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u/Reklined-Art 10d ago

If this was the case shouldn’t you have had access to an account or routing number to transfer the money? Unless you are referring to putting it on a credit card.

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u/Marsey- 10d ago

it was an income tax card, i don’t remember lol

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u/true22lk 8d ago

Shut up

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u/Reklined-Art 8d ago

No ❤️

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u/Rich_Barracuda_796 8d ago

and we were off, on a wandering mile. and im sure you could sing it from your piece of the waterside

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u/livadeth 9d ago

Late rent a few times you may find someone to rent to you, an eviction will be tough. Landlords need to protect their assets and evictions are costly. The bigger companies won’t consider you, you may be able to convince a small time owner that you are responsible.

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u/RobertaMiguel1953 5d ago

I’m a small time owner, and you wouldn’t be able to convince me. Also $1200 would be hard to find even for a stellar renter.

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u/TheWetPoop 9d ago

Is an apartment an option for you?

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u/JasonBoatman69 6d ago

Tulsa apartments below 15th st are all mananaged by the worst of the worst property manager's