The most famous is never get involved in a land war in Asia, but only slightly less well-known is never let your success be controlled by someone else.I'd read Rich Dad years ago and had forgotten a lot of it - hence my poor decisions.

@Bill Gulley probably has forgotten more than I know about federal lending law but is the actual individual facts of what occurred will probably control.

I've been seeing a big inflow of properties in the marketplace and looking at the price history, it looks like most of the state has had a steady decline since 2006.Are there cities in Ohio, like Toledo, which will be forgotten by job creators and renters, like Detroit?

As Tom Hopkins taught me, "The pain of change is forgotten once the benefit of change is realized."

Please bear with me.The thought of "rent credits" should be wipped out of mind, the words never spoken, the concept forgotten and there should be punishment for even thinking in those terms....

However, if I ever wanted to learn all that there is to learn on this subject, Brian is he guy I would call - he has forgotten more about options, land trust, and all the rest of it than I will ever know, or care to know, I think :) Good luck

I had completely forgotten about this since I started selling off my rentals.

When she told me that she didn't need to give any notice to her current LL, the flags started - but this was well after I had forgotten about looking for a new tenant.

Many people have forgotten that the United States almost lost its Triple A credit rating.

Sorry--I hadn't forgotten-I've been swamped, and now my brain is addled!