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When accepted to Tulsa Remote, you have two options for receiving your $10,000 based on whether you decide to rent or buy.
Renting is an excellent option for those who want to get to know Tulsa without making a long-term commitment.
If you're ready to plant your roots and buy a home, Tulsa Remote is here to support you.
Please note:
All disbursements are delivered after a lease has been signed or a qualifying home has been approved, and members have completed their move to Tulsa and attended member orientation. You can read more about the fine print here.
Deciding where to live is a big commitment. While we can’t make the decision for you, we’d love to help you on your journey.
Once accepted to the program, finalists will have access to the Equitable Housing Program, a vetted group of housing professionals who are available to support finalists in their home search. Click here for more information.
There are so many great places to live in Tulsa that making a choice may feel impossible. Fear not: here are some things to consider when finding your home.
What are the costs beyond your rent and mortgage that you should consider, such as utilities, upkeep, or lifestyle aspects?
Do you value walkability, or will you drive? Do you prefer peace and quiet, or a vibrant nightlife scene?
Do you need several bedrooms, a walk-in closet, and a yard? Are you content with sharing amenities and outdoor spaces?
Are you looking for easy access to outdoor activities, parks and schools, shops and restaurants, or do you want to prioritize room to spread out?
Tulsa is an ideal place to call home. If you haven’t visited Tulsa yet, here are some resources to help you get to know the city and find the right neighborhood for you.
Compared to:
Sources: ACCRA Cost of Living Index, National Association of Realtors
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Monthly Rent Savings
2 BR Avg. Rent - $658 Tulsa vs. $1,475 Denver
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2 BR Avg. Rent - $658 Tulsa vs. $2,415 Portland
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2 BR Avg. Rent - $658 Tulsa vs. $2,449 LA
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Lower Cost of Living
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Monthly Rent Savings
2 BR Avg. Rent - $658 Tulsa vs. $1,500 Chicago
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Lower Cost of Living
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2 BR Avg. Rent - $658 Tulsa vs. $4,088 New York
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Lower Cost of Living
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Monthly Rent Savings
2 BR Avg. Rent - $658 Tulsa vs. $2,111 DC
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Monthly Rent Savings
2 BR Avg. Rent - $658 Tulsa vs. $2,069 Seattle
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Lower Cost of Living
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Monthly Rent Savings
2 BR Avg. Rent - $658 Tulsa vs. $2,669 Boston
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Monthly Rent Savings
2 BR Avg. Rent - $658 Tulsa vs. $2,248 San Diego
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Lower Cost of Living
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Monthly Rent Savings
2 BR Avg. Rent - $658 Tulsa vs. $1,184 Austin
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Lower Cost of Living
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Monthly Rent Savings
2 BR Avg. Rent - $658 Tulsa vs. $3,519 SF
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Lower Cost of Living
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Lower Real Estate Prices
Median Home Price - $157K Tulsa vs. $917K SF
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Lower Cost of Living
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Lower Real Estate Prices
Median Home Price - $157K Tulsa vs. $296K Austin
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Lower Cost of Living
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Lower Real Estate Prices
Median Home Price - $157K Tulsa vs. $610K San Diego
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Lower Cost of Living
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Lower Real Estate Prices
Median Home Price - $157K Tulsa vs. $484K Seattle
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Lower Cost of Living
Food, housing, transport, healthcare, etc.
Lower Real Estate Prices
Median Home Price - $157K Tulsa vs. $443K Boston
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Lower Cost of Living
Food, housing, transport, healthcare, etc.
Lower Real Estate Prices
Median Home Price - $157K Tulsa vs. $394K DC
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Median Home Price - $157K Tulsa vs. $390K New York
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Lower Cost of Living
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Lower Real Estate Prices
Median Home Price - $157K Tulsa vs. $385K Portland
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Lower Cost of Living
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Lower Real Estate Prices
Median Home Price - $157K Tulsa vs. $442K Denver
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Lower Cost of Living
Food, housing, transport, healthcare, etc.
Lower Real Estate Prices
Median Home Price - $157K Tulsa vs. $242K Chicago
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Lower Cost of Living
Food, housing, transport, healthcare, etc.
Lower Real Estate Prices
Median Home Price - $157K Tulsa vs. $546K LA
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Check out these videos of some of Tulsa’s most unique and vibrant neighborhoods including Brookside, Cherry Street, South Tulsa, and the International District.
Tulsa's Unique & Vibrant Neighborhoods
Making Tulsa Home
Welcome to Brookside
Life on Cherry Street
South Tulsa: Suburban Paradise
East Tulsa: The 918's International District
From modern apartments and contemporary craftsmen to quaint cottages and architectural tudors, explore the homes available in Tulsa.
This is Tulsa Remote’s latest addition to the benefits package, providing new members the option to receive the full $10,000 stipend at one time, following the purchase of a qualifying home in Tulsa and attending Tulsa Remote’s Member orientation. Previously, the $10,000 grant was provided in installments over the course of the year, which remains an option for accepted Members and offers greater flexibility.
To receive the full cash grant towards a home purchase, accepted members must purchase an owner-occupied residential property in Tulsa and will receive a single lump-sum upon the home purchase and completing orientation.
To be eligible, accepted members must follow these general prerequisites:
All disbursements are delivered after a lease has been signed or a qualifying home has been purchased and approved, and accepted members have completed their move to Tulsa and attended member orientation.
Yes. Those selected for the program must live within Tulsa city limits. The city limits do not include surrounding areas such as Bixby, Broken Arrow, Sand Springs, Sapulpa, or Jenks.
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