So just make sure that your ducks in a row before you do this so you don't get any unwanted surprises.

You are going to encounter alot of unpleasant things happen in a market like New Orleans.Its a good question but you’ve got a long way to go.

Even though it’s been a very unpleasant experience, I still want to avoid burning bridges.

While a few thousand in legal bills and fines allowed me to avoid having that appear on my record as a criminal conviction, it was a rather unpleasant experience and I lost a lot of sleep those weeks.       

Then activity dies down, but the those later applicants are often more qualified, and have just started looking.Your price may be right or slightly high, but if you set it too low, you'll attract more unwanted interest from unqualified potentials.

I want to avoid unpleasant surprises at all costs.

Well you are entitled to your opinion John, we shall see about my future customer service success as all my bookings start in December, but anyone who has been unpleasant to me seems to believe they have some crystal ball and that this message board is being conflated with real life.

If you have not done construction in the Bay Area in a few years you are going to be in for an unpleasant surprise when you bid something out... prices are crazy right now.

You don't want to encounter some unpleasant surprises later that might affect your profitability.

If the tax mailing address is out of state, that’s even better because that's probably even more of an unwanted property.