Brian has forgotten more about Sub2 and Owner-financing vehicles than I care to ever know.

I had forgotten about the owning the property in the trust.  

I'd forgotten about PMI actually! 

I had forgotten anout this property.

Located just outside of Chicago, we are the forgotten suburbs of the city.

I've just started buying RVs to rent out and I've forgotten to check many things. 

Curt,I haven't forgotten about you.

That's a task that gets forgotten once a person grows past a certain number of units....50 or so, especially if they are part-time and have a W-2 day job.In return, all you ask for is access to his knowledge and to participate in the processes of finding property, screening tenants, and handling the day to day tasks of being an investor, all to be gained on the job while doing this valuable work for him.You'll get REALLY GOOD at inspecting rental properties for all of the 100s of shenanigans tenants will try to pull and be ready to start buying properties with your eyes wide open to the reality of this business vs. the typical newbie who goes in all starry-eyed and gets quickly (and expensively) schooled by bad tenants. 

She must have forgotten how much she put in the MLS or somebody could have written that listing that says it has a yearly insurance of $2,000.

Or they could just have “forgotten” some expenses for the last 12 months.