The prevalence of; low down, no down, 100%+ of FMV loans, pay option loans, ARMs (at a time when interest rates were at 40 year lows!)

Not sure how prevalent or easy it is to do.

By nature start up brands maybe have a 10 to 20 years shelf life as the world is constantly evolving and human needs change over time.What was prevalent today can be a distant memory tomorrow.

In effect, it is a judicially created tax shelter for businesses that limit their physical presence in a State but sell their goods and services to the State’s consumers, something that has become easier and more prevalent as technology has advanced.

This was more prevalent in the go-go days prior to 2008, but it still goes on today as well.There are actually, 8 or 9 criteria that the IRS uses to determine who is a dealer and there is case law on the subject going back to the 1960s, so a simple answer may not be the correct answer.If you contemplate doing development, you should have on your team a land development attorney as well as a CPA versed in dealer issues. 

At one point in time it seemed prevalent.

Seller Financing is more prevalent in the commercial arena as well.

Louis, gas is very prevalent but there is a $20/month charge just to have the gas on even if you don't use any actual gas that month.

Everything in the northeast is hardwood and carpet with tile only being in kitchen areas (and even then hardwood is often prevalent)  In florida, tile is EVERYWHERE.  

It is ugly and frightening to tell the horor stories or the scams that are prevalent in society.