A 30 year fixed loan is unusual.

Another tidbit of information about this area that I'd say atleast 50% of housing within a 20 min drive north or south of this location is over $1M and anything you find under $600k is probably a teardown so my point is that this house is not that unusual for this area and I would say it is slightly larger than average homes.

While IRS does have 120 days to "redeem" on it's lien, it's highly unusual.

Vacant, maintained property in senior communities is not an unusual occurrence.

So, that doesn't seem unusual.I'm guessing you're making a cash offer. 10% EM isn't unusual for that, either.

As far as turning off the water meter, I can't do that since this 4-plex sits on a lot with 3 other 4-plexes, and all 16 units are on one water meter. ...That seems unusual to me (at least in my area it is).

Nick K. your return on the $31,000 purchase price and 7720 NOI is around 24% not unusual for this type of property.

There is nothing unusual or different about this piece of legislation, when compared to other legislation.

Corey, I'm seeing some "unusual" activity in my area of TN.

page=1#p256760Typical might not be the correct term, but not unusual IMO.