They probably did know but 1. thought it was forgotten (if they had not been paying it) and 2. thought that it was less and that it could be paid.

So this wasn't my first time in this rodeo, but years had passed and I had forgotten much of what I had learned in my RE Principals course from 20 years ago.I believe that Quick Learning School has an online and study at home package, but whatever route you take, a good live cram course is a highly recommended supplement.Good luck,Peter

@Sergio A.You haven't forgotten about us, have you?!! 

We're also now serving on the de facto "board" to help her with more strategic decisions.There's a program in KC that works with landlords (somehow I've forgotten their name) who we also want to start working with.

I have forgotten to ask him for comps before agreeing to a deal though I do eventually put those in my files.   

I don't want to hover and keep bugging them, so I wait a few days and they've completely forgotten. 

You can talk, explain, yell, and lease notice all you want and so soon forgotten. 

As Pres, he has forgotten his job again.

My business cards are a tri fold with front and back graphics and the whole card is slightly larger then a normal business card so needless to say it wont get lost with all the other cards people collect and then put a rubber band around and are forgotten about.

Bet most RE investors spend at least 2 or 3 hours a day keeping up with consumer laws, another to see if anything changed last night.Most think they are from what the hear every 2 or 3 years, it would be fun to have a contest to see who really knows what, most have forgotten and never stayed current, just human nature, folks have better things to do.