Richard Ibeh I might have forgotten an important part in my post.

@Mindy JensenEver since the Louvre, and the subsequent popularization by François Mansart, a well executed Mansard roof is very pleasing to the eye ... though perhaps not to the pocketbook [They are a lot more work to shingle, shake, or leave].Given the inventory of Second Empire buildings in our region - not to mention Italianate and Gothic Revival adaptations - the mansard roof is alive and well.The same cannot be said of many later adaptations / incorporations of Mansard roofs (mid-20th century, 1960s/70s postmodern) ... many - or most - of which should have been forgotten (McDonalds comes to mind).

Most of the houses you can buy around here, even at a discount, don't cash flow if you include all of the oft-forgotten expenses such as cap-x, property management, and maintenance.

Five years from now, even two years from now, you'll have forgotten about the money you had to pay to get them out.

Don't bid it to more than 4 because if they're bidding against 6 other contractors then "if I get the job I don't want it; I must have forgotten something".  

Has wealth finally found its way in forgotten places? 

It includes what is called the Forgotten Bottom across from Pennovation which the University is calling Grays Ferry.

When I mentioned in the podcast that some guys on BP have forgotten more about RE than I will ever know, your name was at the top of the list.

Or some calculation I may of forgotten/missed.

I figure a simple straightforward answer will be forgotten by everyone (including the questioner) within 15 minutes of reading it.