Not uncommon to see a 2 week close. 

Check to see the financials on the building to see if there are any major issues with the building that will need to be fixed.This could be a massive expense x8 units and could easily sink you.Not uncommon to see that a building is mismanaged and has zero cash to fix the problems.

It's not uncommon to see 10% to 15% interest rates, but usually these are short term loans so the cost of the money isn't all that invasive on your real estate project assuming that you bought it right.

Unfortunately, what you're dealing with isn't uncommon because unless you told her not to flush tampons down the toilet, tons of women do it even though they shouldn't.  

Homes in this range - it's safe to say making several hundred grand on deals such as this isn't uncommon.

If you have a tenant that stops paying rent and it takes you three months to get them out (not uncommon in California) plus they leave $4,000 in damages (not uncommon anywhere in the country), that would leave you with $13,750 in losses and it would take 25 months to recover!

FYI, I've heard of this happening all over from Ohio to Arizona so it is not so uncommon. 

My observation is of the major borrowing-economy companies in car rides and real-property rentals moving in inverse:--Not uncommon for Uber experience to have slouched to taxi driver inconsideration--AirBnB expectations and fees creeping up toward hotel standards/charges

I can't imagine what we have is too uncommon. 

its not uncommon to  see   10-20  kids   renting out a large  SFR in Seattle   as the  house has been changed to have as many bedrooms as  possible ) ...lenders  could be wary of this