I stayed at a house that was clearly in a residential subdivision, and I could tell from the body language, including one middle finger, that neighbors didn't appreciate it at all. 

No pets or humans in there for about 6 hours afterward.

Any body has an experience on bidding on storage facilities?

They are human.

So yeah- the human body is adaptable and being safe should be a priority 

Obviously, the more money you have, the more inclined the agent will be to work with you (they're only human, right!)

Humans push the deal along even if the systems are onerous.

@Fan Bi it's all just speculation and I agree, you can't sit out of the market entirely, but I will say I was a lot less cautious in 2013 than I am today.Unfortunately, as human beings we are inherently imperfect prediction machines - whether it's real estate prices / cap rates, Federal reserve interest rate moves, the stock market, inflation/deflation, tax/economic legislation, etc.For any one of those factors in isolation, we might be able to make an educated guess and be mostly right, but combining them into one big soup and your guess is literally as good as mine or the next person's.And then to further complicate things, the right answer for you and your situation might not be the right answer for me and my situation, or someone else and their situation.It really does end up being as much of an art as a science, and makes me think most predictions I read online - including my own - are probably not worth the paper they're printed on (pun intended).

and even though I own a superman tee shirt, I'm only human!

Finances can be repaired, but the human body is much more fragile.)