They wouldn’t bother if rents were only going up 1%.

He made his point so just because he didn't have this one super mentor doesn't bother me.You can have your opinions of the way the "Rich Dad" empire has taken shape in the last 15+ years, but still think RDPD itself is a good book.Back on topic it is worth noting that in some situations if you think you HAVE to use leverage to buy rentals that might stall you out.

Don’t bother people on a Sunday.

I read that the competition in the counties north of atlanta was bloodsport even before the pandemic, so I'm not even going to bother looking there right now.

I got a sense that you are being bothered by this.... 

I don't own any properties where the lawn condition is that big a deal so it wouldn't bother me.The only downside in’s aging no is that the tenant may leave but tenants are replaceable.

I know when I was looking for places to rent... if something had an old list date and had been edited I didn't even bother most of the time (unless it was good deal).

Unless it is required by the city/county, why bother to do this?

Alex is correct, don't bother with BofA, unless;The borrower requests that the obligation be sold to you.

I lived in it myself and I have high end appliances, but did not bother to swap out to cheap ones.