Curious how your tenants / prospects reacted?

I'm a Tulsa native and see a lot of potential growth there.  

@Shane Pearlman  - I am a San Franciscan native and this well written article explains the why San Francisco real estate is the way it is.http://techcrunch.com/2014/04/14/sf-housing/

i moved to los angeles county fairly recently from nyc however my heart is forever in asia, my mom's ancestors' homeland. well my dad's a caribbean islander of mostly native amerindian descent but i find the caribbean is heavily europeanized, even with the afro & latino majorities. so, i tend to vacay and expend humanitarian efforts moreso in asia than here in the 'new world'.so if i could move anywhere within USA it would have to be even more 'West'ward til proximal to the Far East - HAWAII, GUAM AND OR MICRONESIA(!)

I am more reacting to seeing the water usage increase almost exponentially since 09/2013. 

So I'm not sure how a tenant would react.

Under a separate scenario, if you didn't have to repay the $100k loan, how would you react differently?

@Aaron Mazzrillo  welcome back from vacation.epic run of steelhead  partners son hooked 16  all natives but one  to 16 lbs.plan on Feb !!! 

After the notice of intent or notifications get sent out to the property owner then there is an allotted time necessary for the owner to react if they want to redeem. 

Over all, my tenants in this situation have reacted fairly well  to finding out they will not be held responsible for the entire remainder of the lease.