If you don't want to provide the exact address, you could at least provide the street, closest intersection, neighborhood, etc.

We agreed to contact cash buyers from cities that were closest to the property and then if there was no bite we would add the property on BP and market to other investors near us in LA.

Sorry to use an example that isn't Real Estate, but it's the closest correlation I could come up with that I've personally experienced. 

I don't do section 8 for the above reason.I have a genetic defect in my brain that makes me angry every time i see these lowlifes who won't work in the store buying $12 lb steaks with food stamp cards.I live in a small town & we have 4th generation welfare families living in some of the housing projects.You guys don't even want to get me started on my beliefs on the new govt program idea i have called "Work or Starve"

The closest I've come is a Jeep Cherokee and a Subaru Forester, the wife's Lexus RX doesn't count as a material hauler.Being organized by type of work to do is good, another way is to organize by SEVERITY of work.

Get the color that matches the closest and go over the grout with a toothbrush. 

They make "Sharkbite" style ones that slip on over copper, PEX or CPVC piping so you don't have learn to sweat pipe or buy PEX tools.There's a million other possibly needed tools and parts, so get to know your closest stores and their hours.

I have a family of 4 and I am a general manager of a steak house in DFW.

Current rents are on the low side of average for the area.The plan: There are some key issues I’d take care of right away such as adding doorknobs to the interior doors (they currently push a steak knife through the hole where the knob used to be), and some other mostly cosmetic issues (I hope- I’ll have a full inspection contingency in the offer).

Is that Steak and a 'you know what else' Day?