Recently, I realized that I totally forgotten that I still don’t have the title in my possession.

I feel the whole typing my phone number down into their cellphone is more likely to get forgotten in the sea of contacts. 

Here is something that is usually forgotten, or not appreciated when hoping for a growing market.  

I pick it up from time to time, but it just makes me wish I paid more attention in HS math class and about how much I have forgotten.

I have owned a home before but that was a VA new build so not quite the same as buying a place that was built in 68 (for example) so I am not completely out of touch, but I admit I had forgotten just how competitive the market is.I am sure as this process advances I will have questions and you folks seem to willing to share your thoughts.Best regards,Franklin

I have long forgotten it.http://lmgtfy.com/?

Inexpensive cleaning items are a great idea, and also think about those small conveniences that a stressed out mover might have forgotten.

The second angle, often forgotten, is what I call "enough".

That's the most common outside of forgotten abandonment properties (forgotten properties is understandable) but for all the properties owned by people who work hard for a living shouldn't be allowed to be in favor of some self-centered freeloader claiming to be an investor. 

we use a solo 401k to invest in real estate in San Antonio Texas, thanks for tips, I had forgotten these.