I have not forgotten property management advice and interested in hearing about your business.

I'm reminded in particular of a story about a viking (forgive me, I've forgotten his name) that was on a raid of a farmers land with a crew.  

I had forgotten, though, that the underwriters insisted we close our largest and oldest credit card.

I am glad that they have not forgotten where they came from, "newbie land".You can do this, don't give up!

Fast forward and that down time is practically forgotten now.

Very frustrating.To conclude, I have a few shout-outs to some of the cool people I’ve met on BP – thanks so much to @brianjordan for offering to help me out with building my list from listsource, thanks again to @joseflores for sending over the initial negotiation script, and thanks to @abelcuriel for reaching out and trying to get me on the phone; I haven't forgotten, work has just been busy and we'll be in touch soon!

I don't want to be sent to an agents website and forgotten with the occasional market analysis.  

Quite honestly I'd forgotten if posted this here.

So, I signed the contract.Fast forward two months to last week when the title company sent me an email saying they were ready to close, and I had pretty much forgotten about the property...  :-)Went to closing today, and once the deal was closed, I asked the seller about the history of the property.  

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