Broken Bow • McCurtain County
Any 3 or 4 Bedroom Homes for Rent or Rent to Own in Broken Bow?
Short answer: yes, but bigger houses go fast. Call the Broken Bow Housing Authority at (580) 584-6939, check the income-based homes in town, and watch the rental websites and local groups. For rent to own, Choctaw tribal members can apply for the LEAP lease-to-purchase program, which builds 3 and 4 bedroom homes.
Renting in Broken Bow
The short answer
Yes, 3 and 4 bedroom rentals do come up in Broken Bow, but they don't stay open long. Check a few places at the same time: the Broken Bow Housing Authority, the income-based homes and apartments in town, the big rental websites, and the Broken Bow Facebook groups, where many local landlords post first.
For rent to own, the clearest program in town is the Choctaw Nation's LEAP program for tribal members: new 3 and 4 bedroom brick homes on a 15-year lease, with the goal of getting a mortgage for the rest in year 16. The Choctaw Nation opened 16 LEAP homes in Broken Bow in 2024.
Private rent-to-own deals from landlords pop up too. Get every term in writing and see the house in person before you pay anything.
- Broken Bow Housing Authority: 710 E 3rd St, (580) 584-6939, weekdays 8 to 4
- Income-based homes: Quail Ridge Homes, Garden Walk of Broken Bow, Smith Farm Estate
- Choctaw rentals: Rental Property Services, (580) 326-7641
- Choctaw LEAP rent to own: Housing Authority, (580) 326-7521 or (800) 235-3087
🏢 Help with rent
The Broken Bow Housing Authority
The Broken Bow Housing Authority has public housing from 1 to 4 bedrooms for families, seniors and people with disabilities, and it also runs Section 8 Housing Choice Vouchers. Both waiting lists are listed as open until further notice, with no preferences, so the sooner you apply the better your place in line.
Pick up a pre-application at 710 E 3rd Street, Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 4 PM, or call (580) 584-6939 and ask them to mail you one. Bring Social Security cards and birth certificates for everyone in the home, photo IDs for the adults and proof of all income. If you mail it back, send color copies.
🏘 Income-based homes
3 and 4 bedroom income-based rentals
The Oklahoma Housing Finance Agency lists these affordable rental properties in Broken Bow: Quail Ridge Homes (700 Lexie St), Garden Walk of Broken Bow (100 Oakwood Dr), Smith Farm Estate (1112 N Main St), Pines Apartments and Alpaca Ranch Retirement Center for seniors.
Quail Ridge Homes has 2, 3 and 4 bedroom homes, and Garden Walk lists 1 to 4 bedrooms. Rents are capped for households under the income limits, and these properties take Section 8 vouchers. Call or go by each one and ask what's open and how long the wait is.
🏡 Choctaw Nation
Choctaw Nation rentals and LEAP rent to own
The LEAP program (Lease with an Option to Purchase) is for Choctaw tribal members who meet the income range, which runs from about $52,100 to $93,780 a year for a family of 4. You lease a new 3 or 4 bedroom home for 15 years with homebuyer counseling along the way, then work toward a mortgage for the remaining balance in year 16. Apply in the Chahta Achvffa member portal or call (580) 326-7521.
The Choctaw Nation also has Affordable Rental homes in Broken Bow for tribal members under the income limits, and opened 20 more in 2024. Call Rental Property Services at (580) 326-7641 to ask about openings.
🔑 Houses
Private rent houses
Most bigger houses for rent in Broken Bow belong to local landlords. Check Zillow, Homes.com, Redfin and Apartments.com for Broken Bow every day, and watch the Broken Bow and McCurtain County Facebook groups.
The Broken Bow Area Chamber of Commerce keeps a Residential Rental Listings page on its website. You can also call the Chamber at (580) 584-3393 or stop by 113 W Martin Luther King Drive. 4 bedroom houses come up less often, so tell landlords your move date and ask them to call you.
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💡 Before you go
Tips for finding a rental in Broken Bow
Check every day
Good houses in Broken Bow can be gone in a day or two.
Get on more than one list
Apply at the Housing Authority and a few income-based properties at the same time.
Have your papers ready
IDs, Social Security cards, birth certificates and proof of income speed things up.
Rent to own in writing
Get the price, the length and who fixes what on paper before you sign.
See it before you pay
Never send a deposit for a place you haven't seen in person.
❓ Good to know
Common questions
Are there any 3 or 4 bedroom homes for rent in Broken Bow?
Yes, but they go fast. Quail Ridge Homes has 3 and 4 bedroom income-based homes, the Broken Bow Housing Authority has units up to 4 bedrooms, and local landlords post houses on the rental websites and Facebook groups.
Is there rent to own in Broken Bow?
Choctaw tribal members can apply for the LEAP lease-to-purchase program, which builds 3 and 4 bedroom homes and opened 16 in Broken Bow in 2024. Call (580) 326-7521. Private landlords sometimes offer rent to own too; get every term in writing.
How do I apply to the Broken Bow Housing Authority?
Pick up a pre-application at 710 E 3rd Street, weekdays 8 AM to 4 PM, or call (580) 584-6939 to have one mailed to you.
Is the Section 8 waiting list open in Broken Bow?
The Broken Bow Housing Authority's Section 8 waiting list is listed as open until further notice. Call (580) 584-6939 to confirm.
Is there income-based housing in Broken Bow?
Yes. Quail Ridge Homes, Garden Walk of Broken Bow, Smith Farm Estate and Pines Apartments are on the state's affordable rental list, plus public housing through the Housing Authority.
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