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Tony:
Yeah, so many good points there Ashley. And I think there’s pros and cons of investing in a high cost of living market. One is that, I mean, you know it, right? You live in New York City, you used to live in Southern California and la so you know those markets, right? The ins and the outs and as I was saying about me going into Oklahoma City and having to spend hours just trying to get the lay of the land, you already know that for both of those markets. So I think there is a slight competitive advantage maybe of you going into that market. But you mentioned all the cons, right? More expensive tenant landlord laws. You’ve got to weigh those out for yourself to see which one wins out. But I think maybe the bigger question for Steve who asked this this question is what’s more important to you?
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