Just play close to the vest, please use common sense, no one loves your $$ more than you, be smart and always pay attention and ask questions tol you are satisfied if something does not make sense!!!

I commonly see them used in the application you described, although many investors who do this don't fully appreciate the risks they are taking.

. - Types of assets with common seller carry potential include SFR's, Multi family (small balance) complexes, industrial or warehouse space, RV or Mobile home parks, storage facilities and vacant land. 

It is right in the heart of Salem's downtown and steps from the Historic Salem Common.

County tells me that it is common practice by title company to prorate back year taxes when a person is death as they know taxes will be back charged once exemptions are removed.

HOA's yes, fairly common they have such, not a governance as a whole. 

Buyers and sellers have one singular common interest (closing a deal) and a number of opposing interests.

In Kentucky, if heirs own property together as tenants in common, the land will remain in the name of the deceased person unless the heirs change the title or deed to reflect their ownership.

Most commonly, I see that clients can do a rate and term refinance after 30-days of ownership but most people wait 6 months to be eligible to do a cash-out refinance. 

(one end of the candle) Move into a cheaper way of living if possible, such as rent a room from someone who you have commonality with in some way.