As befits a state with excellent hunting for big and small game like deer, waterfowl and wild turkey, hunting land was the most common type of land for sale in Oklahoma. U.S. News & World Report ranks Oklahoma as one of the country's top ten states for its cost of living. Of Oklahoma's 77 counties, Cherokee County had the most land and acreage for sale, while Choctaw County was trending recently as the county with the most land sales recorded through the Lands of America Comparable Sales program.
The only way to become a police detective is to work as a police officer, pass a test, and earn promotion to detective through the department. If you want to pursue a career as a detective without going through the police academy and working as an officer first, you can become a private investigator, or PI. While you may not work to solve major crimes as a PI, you do have the opportunity to use investigative skills to help private clients.
They are much like forensics officers who are more on the job in the field than back in the lab at the police station. Becoming a crime scene investigator can be easier than you would think. The first thing you need is a degree in criminology. This is the basic law degree most law enforcement jobs are required. Once you have this basic education you can then move forward with a career in CSI work.