There are going to be some variation in responses.

Interest rates are about the same, but terms are worse for the commercial loans (usually includes pre-payment penalty, typically either variable rate or balloon loans, amortized over shorter periods possibly).Much more variation in Commercial loans, and dependent on the lender, so hard to make broad generalizations.No knowledge of getting commercial loan as an individual.

We've split tested tens, if not hundreds, of thousands different variations of either a handwritten yellow letter or a typed letter over the years.

Because if you submit a different variation you will not be immediately reimbursed.

In NY, this individual is the Public Administrator. ( each state has its own variation I'm  sure).Just call whatever court system is involved. 

How many installment deals, L/O, CFD, Sub-2 or variation thereof have you done that were more than five years long and ultimately closed?

Within those similar houses there is still some variation in terms of some having a 1/2 acre lot, or a 2nd bath, ect.

@Brandon Reed,A variation of what you asked is a common question around here. 

Homes staying longer on market is a sign of slowdown, but throughout the bubble of the last few yrs, there have been variations in average DOM (days on market).

The only variation should be in standards based on quality of property, A, B, C, D.