Explain that previous verbal discussions seem to get confused or points forgotten, so you feel better having things written down so that it's clear who needs to do what.

I would mention that I had the letters and see if he wanted them.I have offered or returned items in the past most folks are surprised only ran across one nut who had rented a place 30 plus years before from a couple we got it from.They had stored a lot of stuff in the attic I was warned she would be a problem and to keep what I wanted and trash the rest but I insisted on returning the stuff so I called and I hauled the boxes and luggage to her  She started with calling me a thief,actually called the cops in the small town saying I robbed her That I kept antiques coins other junk(cop got a kick out of it and said I shouldn't have gave her anything back)her husband said that they had forgotten about the junk  She told people in the area I was a crook for awhile  lol Later she went to realtor school and offered to help me find property

My understanding is that I have 14 days once I start getting hard pulls on my credit, in which all inquiries are considered for credit score purposes as one hard pull, so I might try to put off getting a pre-approval letter for a bit if I can.I don't have a real estate attorney yet, so lining one up is one of the next things on my list.Have I forgotten anything?

And then more letters of denial.I'm looking for a venue that allows owners to start documenting their experiences, evidence, etc. about the HOA boards activities, establish proof of patterns and even use to fight the board.It seems sad, but apparent, that communities almost have to form Anti-Home Owners Associations because the HOA board has forgotten their purpose.

Not to mention that guy/gal who has been in the business for 45 years and has forgotten more about real estate than we will ever know.

Thanks Basit,I must have forgotten to turn on notifications for this account as I wasn't made aware of any responses till now.

I had actually forgotten that at some point in the past that I had created an account with BP.  

I also found that investing in business/real estate/mindset books is not only cheaper compared to the hundreds poured into college textbooks but also more applicable than gen-eds that are soon forgotten the next semester. 

I'd forgotten about it, until the last minute.

Some of the costliest (relatively speaking) title claims I've seen are forgotten or underwater 2nds which are bought for pennies and later pursued.