Brick c.1943 Oklahoma Handyman Special For Sale $40K
OHU50K Notes $40,000
Three-bedroom, one-bath brick Oklahoma handyman special for sale. The 1,216-sf home sits on a 0.4-acre lot with a detached carport.

Realtor Comments
Dont miss this 3-bedroom, 1-bath as-is opportunity located in the heart of Wilson. Perfect for investors, flippers, or anyone ready to roll up their sleeves, this home offers solid potential with a full basement and a functional layout.
- 3 bed
- 1 bath
- 1,216 sqft
- 0.4 acre lot
- Build date 1943




Pros
1. Extremely Affordable Housing & Living Costs
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Median home value is around $100–103K, about 54–63% below the national average
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Rent (~$696–$870/month) is roughly 27–39% cheaper than national norms .
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Overall cost of living is ~16–25% below U.S. average and slightly below OK average
2. High Homeownership & Stable Community
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Owner-occupancy is high (~80%), fostering long-term stability and neighborhood ties
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Affordability and lot values support generational ownership.
3. Strong Job Market & Above-Average Income
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Median household income is about $62–65K, slightly above state average
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Employment rating is A– on Niche, with a significant blue-collar and telecommuting presence (~21%) .
4. Small-Town Character with Diversity
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Population is ~1,400 in a one-neighborhood layout, with diversity rated B+
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Many long-time residents describe a family-like community—neighborly and tight-knit.
5. Reasonable Commutes & Car Ownership
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Average commute ~30 minutes, with 63% driving alone and 21% working from home
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Most households own 2 cars; 33% have four or more—rare for rural towns
Cons
1. Limited Local Amenities & Walkability
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Few shops, grocers, or entertainment options; residents often drive to Ardmore or beyond .
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Walkability is low—Wilson blends rural and suburban with minimal transit
2. Crime & School Performance Are Average
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Crime rated C overall; property crime is higher than state average although violent crime remains low .
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Wilson Public Schools score a modest C+, with low academic proficiency (~8% math, 17% reading)
3. Limited Health & Safety Services
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Air quality and healthcare access are limited, impacting wellness scores
4. Mobile Internet May Lag
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Mobile data speeds are below Oklahoma averages, potentially affecting connectivity
5. Long Winters & Hot Summers
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Weather: hot Oklahoma summers and occasional wild weather; commute light/heavy due to climate .


















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