Because if you're trying to fly under the radar and avoid permits and building inspectors and using unlicensed contractors for electric and plumbing work, then don't bother worrying about liability.

If they get pissed off.. shake it off, say you're sorry for bothering them and move on to the next one.

I like owning gold and silver bullion and coins and I would have 12 to 15 years ago told you not to bother having more then 1 to 2% in your portfolio but today with whats happened with the monetary system lately I think 5% is not too much.

You can also take pet damage out of the regular deposit so why bother with a separate pet deposit.Have you read the leases?

Just like yourself, they don't want to be bothered.

So you'll never feel like you're sending too many emails, calling too much or bothering him.

I just provide the bank a copy of my statement, and don't bother transferring money out or setting up a separate account or anything to make it look like I have less money.

Why bother rolling it over?

Or has the market rebounded enough to not need to bother with staging anymore?

If you've got the opportunity to obtain an asset that you can take with you for the rest of your life - you should do it.I always get a little bothered when I hear people downgrade the benefits of a college degree.