In my experience, that would be highly unusual.

I am not saying that once I get into this field of short sales transactional funding that I will not encounter something unusual that may cause me financial problems personally.

Obviously we can't see the layout of this house and in some unusual cases, your plan might be ok.

It has a very unusual barrel which tilts up, allowing the chambered round to be removed and I usually acutate that before attempting to decock it.

Barring extremely unusual circumstances, no one who will give cash for keys since rent controlled tenants are a savvy lot and will ask for many thousands of dollars to move.

Is it so unusual?

Is this unusual?

Michael,I'm not an attorney, but I'll make a guess based on some previous experience...hopefully someone with real expertise will chime in and either agree with me or correct me...First, I don't believe you can sue the members of the board personally (unless there were some very unusual circumstances).

I've never done a probate deal before, does this sound unusual to anyone?

Unusual, though.