Many buyers won't bother with heavily circulated listings even if they don't have a trend number.

We are looking for a home to live in and I do plan to move on to the next deal.The thing that bothers me the most about all of this is the insider stuff.

I have told the complaining tenant numerous times not to bother me with these types of complaints as this man has the right to normal comings and goings.

You won't learn a lot about investing, but you'll learn a lot of the basics that most newbies don't bother to learn, and never even knew existed, which can prevent problems down the road.

After talking to a few local banks to where the property is, TD Bank seems to be the one we are leaning towards.I am sort of facilitating the process for her, being that she's older and retired, she doesn't want to be bothered/inconvenienced too much with paperwork, etc.I read on another blog that there is a TON of back and forth, which I can see to be very annoying to her.

It is to weird and to small for them to bother with it.Those are nice deals.

If you aren't going to make it a legal unit, don't bother.

I am personally not bothered just by their presence but it would depend on what the issue is.

And I can always come up with an answer, and it's usually: "because I'm looking where no big, smart institutional investor bothers to look [small cap stocks - not worth their effort] and where your typical investor is too ignorant, stupid, or fearful to notice the bargain."

Some people say do it some people don't bother.