@Rogelio Nunez Unless investors are pushing for it hard, I wouldn't stress too much over it.

Not sure what other CA natives think of this deal. 

,I'd like to start off by saying I am very impressed at the varying levels of expertise represented on this site and that I only wished I would have learned of all of these opportunities earlier.A little background on myself, I 32 years old, a Texas Native (Houston Area) and for most of my adult life I have been employed (comfortably) in the oil and gas industry.

I feel that my experience in construction, my management of my personal properties, and investments have given me experience and confidence that I can make the jump if I work hard. I

My name is Trevor a Louisiana native.

We had the same on our farm, in fact some of our native stockmen would hang water fowl for several days (tenderizing) before eviscerating for cooking. 

I am looking into areas outside my native market (southern California, mainly LA), to diversify and enjoy a bit more cash flow (looking into Ohio and finding some good stuff, taking a Cleveland trip soon), BUT I find it crazy when people here point fingers at those of us in this market for taking on deals with lower cap rates in OK but improving areas and considerable rehab and valuable potential.

I'm a Florida native.

My name is Jasmine and I am a Louisiana native, recently settled in Dallas, TX.

While I do negotiate pretty hard, I always want to remember that part of the process is to build the relationship for future investments, too.