Therefore, this often get placed in the file and then lost in the suffle/forgotten about.A call to the title company is required in this instance.

Originally posted by Jake Kucheck:Let's not forget Mitch that it's the easy financing terms that got the banks these homes in the first place ;)I haven't forgotten that, but look what happened?

In my opinion it is not so much about the courses studied as it is how you applied it and used it later.Some material was quickly forgotten, while other material I use regularly and applied early has been very valuable in many endeavors.

Like others I've encountered this more times than I can count, including on "trash outs" and "burn outs" that have sat so long the agent has forgotten they have the listing.I always use one of the two following answers; "OK, withdraw my offer then", or "if I lose it, I lose it".

With all the competition to get the property before the MLS I thought gooing to older listings, ones that people have forgotten, might be a good place to look for properties the bankswant to get rid of.

Thanks Ralph, you reiterated a point that I had long since forgotten, that any state that I intend to LL in I need to know with some fluency what the LL/Tenant Acts state.

Since I wrote the post, I probably should have remembered that, but without the everyday reminder, it is easily forgotten.

Another asset forgotten are the contracts and forms in a real estate operation.

We have forgotten there are people out there that look up to us and down to us as well.

I had forgotten about it until I finally received the email to join.