They might know something so it's not such a mystery!

A few small things come to mind.No attached towel racks or toilet paper holders (drives me nuts)Provide the air filters, and then have your handyman change them outAnnual inspections, then fix the problems you are responsible forAvoid fans or lights with pull chains in kids bedrooms/closetsWaterproof flooringMake sure the number of tenants doesn't mysteriously grow

We all have difficult times in our careers or our lives in general.It is no mystery that the mortgage and real estate field has been tough to say the least. 

For the IRA folks that do syndications, there is the mysterious UBIT/UDFI taxes (Yes, there is a tax inside the IRA). 

I understand many of the financing options available for SFH, but commercial is really a great unknown for me.Thanks for helping to clear up some of the mystery!

Your system there is different than ours, but....whether the junior lien holders were Properly notified, or not, shouldn't be a mystery. 

You go over there and confront them, next thing you know your property is mysteriously vandalized.

My mind works in mysterious ways!

Following this thread has been like getting absorbed in a whodunit mystery - not necessarily the most desirable outcome, but this experience will no doubt come in handy somewhere down the line.

If the borrower is not bringing it to the table as a large down payment, the appraiser (mysteriously) comes back with a low appraisal.