@Kian TajadodBecause I believe in the Golden Rule, I only submit what I believe to be fair offers, and of course, that's subjective.You know in your heart if you're treating someone fairly.If I find that the property is priced at fair market value and I still can't get my numbers to work, I don't pursue that property because it's not a good deal. ;)If the property is truly overpriced, then I have no problem submitting a fair market offer.Good luck Kian, you'll do the right thing, don't worry!

@Collin Schwartz wow so many golden nuggets.

†Why would anyone settle for lackluster performance when they can receive golden results by just using a professional?

@Eric JamesWhat we don’t get is why people who live 6 states out , never invest in CA, barely ever even visit but get all excited when there are click bait articles on people leaving the Golden State.

If you have properties outside of the inner cities and away from crowds they are golden.

Anything from Tim Ferriss is golden. 

"Enjoying" the cash flow before then is killing the goose that lays the golden egg. 

Does a large investment scare you, or do you see the payoff as a golden nugget on the hilltop? 

(Followng the Golden Rule.)  

even your property is in the golden area, what can you do?