It's already overwhelming for them to move so 80% of what you tell them will be forgotten and the paperwork could be shoved in a box and lost.I prefer to give them an email a week after they move in that has some key reminders about their lease, how to dispose of large items like broken furniture, how to submit maintenance requests, etc.

I had forgotten about real estate while sipping cappuccinos in Europe.

I had forgotten about the city data website.

I’ve been meaning to tell everyone about this fantastic HELOC product I got for months, but I’ve forgotten to do the post.

Until you figure in state tax which I had forgotten until now.

Race favoritism works both ways - it's not racist, that definition is always used incorrectly, so I don't even use the word anymore, most idiots have forgotten the meaning, it's just a convenient term to throw around ....

I try to be flexible as I e gotten a feel after several months about which tenants may just have forgotten to mail the check versus the ones who are actually late.

I had forgotten that I will not need PMI as long as the down payment is at least 20%.

@Shayleen Minott I’ve been extremely busy all day however I haven’t forgotten about you, so from my own research these are some of the list you should look for Probate leads,Inherited leadsTax delinquents leads,Eviction List, (docket off the wall)Pre-foreclosure VacantAbsentee ownersCode violations Identify any kind of distress Now being that thee lists have a lot of information, it’s best if you do something called “list stacking” YouTube it, however it’s basically going through the list and seeing if a person is on more than just one of those List mentioned above, If they are, it more likely for them to be and eager motivated seller..

Our mortgage broker seems to have forgotten that it's a student rental and now, with another property under contract - the down payment for which was coming from the refi - we're under the gun.