I read that article, they are good reminders, but not really anything I haven't thought about.

This is in a condo complex and I requested HOA to send a gentle reminder to that neighbor for being courteous to others- but unfortunately it hasn't helped.

For some reason it reminds me of my roommate in college who would borrow money from me, and then offer to "pay me back" by treating me to an expensive steakhouse dinner, which is something I didn't even want...

I don't normally do lease renewals, as it just seems to just be a reminder for them to consider shopping for a new place to live.  

I called to remind her to pay the rent. 

@Christopher Winkler the setup can take place in a few days however i was reminded of RESPA Goodbye letters which must be sent to the borrower 15 days prior to the transfer of servicing, but this is still a far cry from the 30+ days you speak of.Texas Note Company, Note Serivicng Center, Del Toro loan servicing, FCI, Evergreen loan servicing... anyone of these companies should be able to complete the transfer of notes withing a few days of receiving the necessary paperwork.

It reminds me of the Bigfoot photos, always a bad shot.

AirBNB marketing and host reminders are remarkably good.   

Remind me when you get there that you're having problems with your tenant, and we'll talk.

I reminded the CU that Regulation B §1002.14 applies in this case and now my LO is requesting permission to release the evaluation to me.That said, I've never heard of a "liquidation value" appraisal being used for a purchase money transaction.