But as you said, if it does not get written down and tracked it gets lost or forgotten. 

I had forgotten that part entirely.

Nothing is being said about vacation or investment properties yet. 1031 exchange deferment can be forgotten.

I've added this to the my list of tasks and will incorporate it into the budget -- the surveyor is already doing way more more for the $650 than we (or he) expected, so we'll negotiate the final survey later when hopefully he's forgotten how much free work he's already done for us

Bruce has already forgotten more than I'll ever know.

You will probably have to play with it a little bit since you’re not currently buying it but you can put in a current price and the mortgage of the $33K+/- it was, I’ve forgotten and the post won’t let me go back and look, and then you can go through the whole worksheet and calculate your taxes and expenses and see what each option gives you.

For all of you who are recommending shutting off the water and draining the "few gallons" in the system, you have forgotten a couple of things. 1.

I also have a list of rules that is pretty much a brief summary of all of the most important clauses (and the ones most violated or conveniently forgotten) in my rental agreement that I have executed by all tenants simultaneously with the RA. 

It's good you were able to increase the rents or this would have been cash flow negative when you factor in the true costs of owning rental property that you have forgotten about such as VacancyManagementRepairsCapital Expenses (Roof, HVAC, Water heater, cabinets, appliances, siding, windows, etc)

Thinking about shared kitchen space, pantry, ect should dedicate and label each shelf or cabinet for each room in the house so old food doesnt get forgotten about.