@Jeff G.Not all that uncommon....you can try to negotiate the matter or walk. 

I notice that Texas has several cities on the "Top Bed Bugs Cities", but here in MN they are relatively uncommon (IME). 

It's not uncommon to have some cracking in mortar around windows and doors.

Eleven feet across is not uncommon in some 19th-century brick townhouses.

Hi All,I have 2 deals for investors out thereI have a client that is looking to see a fixer upper property in Tempe less than a mile from the largest university in the country Arizona State, We have discussed listing the property at 140k its a 4/2 1600sf home with decent sized back yard, most of the items appear to be cosmetic, kitchen, paint, flooring, landscaping ect (you would need to do your own investigating). probably need 35-45k in work, comps in the neighborhood go up to 220-235k if remodeled.I have a home is near downtown phx with nearly an acre of land which is extremely uncommon.

@David Krulac   as I expand my operations to the East coast I am running into this more and more.. out here in the west were we are Young in terms of years of fee ownership.. rarely do you run into this.. out in some of the markets I work were properties are have OLD Fee titles dating back 100's years it is not uncommon to have one buggered up about every 5th deal and require Quiet title to clear.

This is not uncommon in this business.

It is not uncommon for small Boards with long time officers to be motivated to keep monthly fees low, with few, or very small increases.

Have them video the drain lines - it costs about $300, but it's not at all uncommon in homes that age to find rotted drains that are just dumping waste under the house.Mortar beds, plaster, etc. - if you're updating floor tiles or wall tiles, they're not going to be stuck to sheetrock or hardie backer.

It's a cheap part and not a difficult repair, but you have to pay for their time, and it's not uncommon or unreasonable for PMs to have minimum trip fees.