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11-unit all-studio apartment building on Main Street in downtown Waldron. Offered at $299,000 — $27,182 per unit, right at the comp basis for rural West-Central Arkansas small multifamily. Three of the eleven units are currently leased. The studios rent for $600/month, which is at the floor of Waldron pricing — a comparable studio in town is listed today at $850, and local 1-bedrooms run $600–$900. The play is straightforward: lease up the eight unoccupied units at already-supported rents, then push rents toward the upper end of the market through natural turnover. The location is solid. Main Street, downtown Waldron, the Scott County seat, 50 miles south of Fort Smith on US-71. Walking distance to Walmart, banks, the courthouse, and the school district offices. Two miles from the Tyson Foods Waldron plant — 1,000+ employees and the area's largest employer. Mercy Hospital Waldron, Waldron Nursing Center, and the school district round out the workforce demand. No meaningful new multifam

Twelve units. 101 North Avenue, Poteau, Oklahoma. Riviera is fully occupied — all twelve units leased — with a mix of one. And two-bedroom floor plans. Current ownership installed a new roof and new siding in 2025, addressing the most visible elements of the building envelope. The story here is rent trajectory. The most recent leases signed at Riviera step up meaningfully from the older tenancy on the rent roll — including 2026 leases at the top of the property's range. That gives an incoming owner a clear, evidence-backed renewal path: bring legacy rents toward where the property is already leasing today, one turn at a time. Stable occupancy, recent envelope investment, and a rent roll that proves its own upside — a clean operational hold for a buyer looking for a smaller-asset entry point into the Poteau market. Poteau is the LeFlore County seat, 35 minutes from Fort Smith, AR via US 59/271. The renter base is anchored by Eastern Oklahoma Medical Center, the Choctaw Nation's regional

Heather is a leasing story. Twenty-one units are leased and paying. Four are down — light make-ready and they're back online, no major capital required. Get them turned, and the income picture changes immediately. The second layer is rents. The leases this property has signed in 2025 and 2026 are well above what most of the building is paying today. That gap closes one renewal at a time, and the path is already proven on the rent roll. A clean, operations-driven deal in a market that doesn't see much new supply. Poteau is the LeFlore County seat, 35 minutes from Fort Smith, AR, with a renter base anchored by Eastern Oklahoma Medical Center, the Choctaw Nation's regional health facilities, Walmart, OK Foods, and Carl Albert State College. Offered standalone or as part of the five-property Poteau Apartments Portfolio

Eleven units. 100 Georgia Place, Poteau, Oklahoma. A small, fully-occupied community — all eleven units leased — with a balanced mix of one. And two-bedroom floor plans. Current ownership installed a new roof in 2025, addressing the most visible piece of the building envelope. The story is its size and condition. Eleven leased units on a single parcel makes for a low-touch operating footprint — one tax bill, one insurance policy, one rent roll to manage — at a price point that fits a private investor looking for a smaller entry into the Poteau market. Recent leases on the property step up meaningfully from the older tenancy on the rent roll, including 2026 leases at the top of the property's range. That establishes a clear, evidence-backed renewal path: bring legacy rents toward where the property is already leasing today, one turn at a time. Poteau is the LeFlore County seat, 35 minutes from Fort Smith, AR via US 59/271. The renter base is anchored by Eastern Oklahoma Medical Center,