Real Estate Advice. Built Around You.
Buying, selling, investing, or just trying to figure out your next move? I've spent more than a decade around residential real estate and property management. Send me what you're working through and I'll help however I can.
Ben Nemecek, REALTOR® · Keyrenter Tulsa
Looking at a property?
Send me the Zillow, Realtor.com, Redfin, MLS, or other listing link. I'll take a look and tell you what stands out: the price, the location, the history, and anything that would give me pause.
Text Me the Address costs nothing, and you're not hiring anybody ↑Zillow · Realtor.com · Redfin · MLS · or a street address
Pick Your Path
Most people come here for one of three reasons. Start wherever you are, and we will figure out the rest together.
Buy
First home, next home, or a move to Tulsa. From pre-approval to keys, you'll always know what's next.
Learn More → For sellersSell
Price it right, prep smart without over-renovating, and keep more of your money at closing.
Learn More → For investorsInvest
Tulsa is one of the few cities where the rental math still works. See the real numbers first.
Learn More →What Can You Ask Me?
You don't have to be buying or selling to text me. Most of the good conversations I have start months before anybody signs anything.
- Is this house overpriced?
- Should I sell my house or rent it out?
- What part of Tulsa should we live in?
- Would this property make a good rental?
- Should I renovate before I sell?
- Is this contractor quote reasonable?
- What should I know about this neighborhood?
- I'm 12 months out from buying. What should I do now?
Tulsa and the Towns Around It
I work across the Tulsa metro, not just inside the city limits.
Tulsa
Midtown, Brookside, Maple Ridge, Kendall Whittier, south Tulsa, and the neighborhoods in between. This is where I live and where most of my work happens.
Broken Arrow, Bixby and Jenks
Newer construction and larger lots, at a higher price per square foot than most of the metro. Bixby and Jenks have the newest inventory in the area and homes there tend to move quickly when priced correctly.
Owasso and Collinsville
North of the city, where your money still goes further on square footage and lot size. Owasso has grown quickly and has the inventory to show for it.
Sand Springs and Sapulpa
West and southwest. Older housing stock, lower entry prices, and some of the better rental math in the metro if you are buying to hold.
Skiatook, Sperry and Claremore
Farther out, and worth the drive for the acreage. Larger lots, lower density, and a longer commute. Claremore has its own downtown and college.
Somewhere else entirely?
If you are buying or selling outside this area, I can introduce you to an agent I trust in that market. It costs you nothing. See how referrals work.
Start With a Guide
Five guides written for this market. Read one before you talk to anybody, including me.
Tulsa Home Buyer's Guide
Twelve pages on pre-approval, down payment programs, inspections, and how closing actually works in Oklahoma.
Tulsa Home Seller's Guide
Pricing, what is worth doing before you list and what is not, Oklahoma disclosure rules, and the real cost of selling.
Moving to Tulsa Guide
Sixteen pages on neighborhoods, cost of living, and how the Tulsa Remote $10,000 program works.
Investing in Tulsa Rentals
Which zip codes investors actually buy in, how the financing works, and what new landlords forget to budget for.
U.S. Rental Home Market Guide
How to judge any rental market in the country, and how to build a local team when you are buying from a distance.
Real Estate in the 918
A monthly read on what Tulsa prices, inventory, and rents are doing, and what it means if you are thinking about a move.
"We had an amazing experience working with Ben. From start to finish, he fought through every hoop, worked tirelessly to make the sale happen, and truly understood the vision behind our business. His dedication, professionalism, persistence, and understanding of our goals made such a difference."
Client review on Zillow, September 2026
Not Ready to Make a Move?
You don't have to be buying, selling, or investing today to benefit from good advice. Whether you're exploring your options, planning for the future, or simply have questions, I'm here to help you make informed decisions without pressure or expectations.