They see you are security conscious and they probably thought this would be fine. 

When is a selling situation it is mental gymnastics, we are applying focus and conscious effort not just randomly talking.

Let your conscious guide you.

As crazy as it sounds, I just realized I don’t often consciously budget future expenses.

If you are cost conscious and a DIY-type landlord, you can spend a little more and install a SmartKey system.

There is nothing wrong with being cheap, price conscious, budget friendly or the most popular term "reasonable" or  whatever you want to call it. 

Depending on how dollar conscious you are I'd suggest looking into living in the Wagoner County section of Broken Arrow as well.  

Or buying an ecologically important property, finding someone that will pay for a conservation easement and renting long-term.

I'd be cautious about excluding pets if you're concerned about vacancy.C) While much better tenants (very little wear and tear on your property, good for rent, pass background checks), there is a need for many STR amenities (security conscious with parking spaces and the home, have nice bed/sheets/cooking supplies/coffee maker, high speed internet a plus - having great TV wasn't a deal breaker for those we surveyed)D) Mixed input on the proximity. 

Now I can let it go with a clear conscious.