I told them I'll let it lapse for a while, see what happens.

Don't feel like juggling the two transactions to make sure that I don't have a lapse in transportation because I do have to go to work.As stated in a previous post, I am in no position to get into REI with the exception of education.

I've currently let my PA registration lapse, as I'm only doing work on my properties in an area and of a nature where I don't need to get permits and still be following the law.

Takes like 5 seconds to see if any realtor has ever had any ethics complaints, lapses in licensing, etc.

In Virginia, beneficiaries can file a Waiver of Interest with the Court, allowing their interest to lapse according to the intestacy rules.

Even when the voucher lapses, the voucher payments to the landlord are suspended/cancelled, etc, the lease itself is still in effect.

The tenant would be the owner of the policy and could therefore let it terminate or lapse.

Perhaps a way around that is if the LL/PM is notified before payment lapses and can pay it instead. 

I don't give excuses; maybe there was a lapse in communication somewhere that caused you to look elsewhere, and I do apologize for it.

But nothing is 100% as good as the MLS, but you can still do deals with 90%, or 80%... or less of the MLS.I have been licensed in Texas and Oklahoma and finally let them lapse, I got first license in Texas, a non-disclosure state, where if you don't have the MLS, you don't have anything... to Oklahoma, where I live now, where they have a transfer tax so sales prices are public knowledge and 3rd parties love to sell it, and the counties publish it for free!