They may have forgotten to include the fee, or hope that *you've* forgotten.

.” - Real estate obviously isn't going to jump 20%/yr again this year, maybe that's ok, I think this is a form of the long-forgotten saying that people used to repeat all the time right here on biggerpockets, but that's fallen into disuse over the last couple years: "you make your money when you buy."

Excellent advice, in the age of the internet a paper business card is just going to get thrown in a desk or wallet and be forgotten about by the large majority.  

Apparently there continue to be a lot of 'forgotten' properties held by banks with more pressing or lucrative concerns. 

I had forgotten that 1/2M is tax free.

Learn from the real gurus of real estate investing, (think Jack Miller, Pete Fortunado, these guys have forgotten more about investing than I've ever learned)  Get yourself associated with established investors in your area (not wholesalers, investors) learn from them, find what they are looking for and with their permission start bird dogging for them.  

Jake Kucheck appears to have forgotten that I told him that's his was a special situation and that I asked him not to share that.

DH's reaction was a resounding, "NO FLIPPIN' WAY"I'd forgotten that dh had grown up without enough to eat and spent most of his childhood hungry.

(minus anything I've forgotten.)

@Brandon Ingegneri my guess is that, as painful as this may be right now, it is most likely just the story of the moment and will soon be forgotten when the next funny cat video gets posted.The only exception to this that I can think of is if your company name shows up in Google search results you do not want that being on the first page in two or three months from now, so if you find that is the case you might consider hiring a company that specializes in fixing that kind of thing.I think that if you go that route you might Google something like "online reputation management".