Now it's just sit and wait.Don't give up your home-field advantage, it will cost you more than you think.Thanks for that interesting perspective.

@Kevin Sobilo thanks for the fresh perspective.

I have a really good friend that works in commercial quake insurance, and it's been pretty educational the last 5 or so years to kind of get peak behind the curtain from his perspective. 

I know this is an intro forum but if anyone feels so inclined, would love some different perspectives, what would you do if you were in my position.The lure of a good salary, benefits and insurance are hard to walk away from.

I figured I had butchered my site from an SEO perspective and wanted to start fresh, etc.

It won’t be passive so it all depends on perspective.

I've seen these ideas come and go and have historical perspective of how these ideas only make matters worse. 

From an historical perspective, May vacancy rate is 3.0 percentage points higher than the 15.4% average recorded since the beginning of Q2 2014.OutlookReis is tracking office construction activity that will deliver 1.2 million square feet to the metro by the end of the year, and net total absorption will be positive 640,000 square feet.

but you also want to create an incentive for people to stay.From a tenant's perspective, there is also a monetary cost to moving, not to mention the effort it takes all the way down to the little annoying things like  changing the zip codes on your credit cards or address on your drivers license.The real money is made in the equity column. 

From a market cycle perspective this is probably not the best time to be getting into real estate in any form.