With problematic properties we have it done as a matter of routine. 

My AC expert tenant in Property #2 came to Property #1 for routine AC maintenance, and he showed off his new gadget a FLIR camera tool that connected to his iPhone.BTW: A FLIR camera sees the world based on the temperature of the surface.

So have a handful of volatile currencies that routinely go up and down 10% on a literal daily basis.

Though the Non-Performing note world is in a bubble where 1st lien NPNs routinely go for $0.65+++ on the dollar, and we have seen at least 3 funds selling 2nd lien NPNs with performing 1sts, with full equity selling for $0.75+++  on the dollar.

I routinely have to assist investors that hire a contractor who of offers do to their PM without the appropriate real estate license and the situation rarely works out.

Anyone can be a bad tenant, but I like the fact that the houses are inspected routinely.

As I have learned, it is routine to approach numerous lenders until you get the yes, so I almost expected this.

There are always routine inspections, make it clear your expectations for cleanliness before lease signing and if it fails your expectations the next inspection has a cost along with it.

Does anyone routinely get police reports on a multifamily property during due diligence?

Their daily routine makes it easy to overlook what might be avail., even if next door.