If your tenants are being too “hard” on the property and are causing unusually high amounts of problems that might be a different story altogether and then I’d say you need to screen your applicants better.

Well, the Managing Member, the SOB, upon a receiving a large capital gain from sale of property [a §1231 gain] took the unusual and selfish step of grabbing most of the proceeds [damn the OA], and for good measure allocating a lot of gain to Members [again, damn OA].  

We feel good about this as it almost sold awhile ago for this exact amount and has been appraised around this as well.I'm in the unusual position of being able get financing from a private lender.

Not super unusual, but anyone who asks for 10% up front is a scam. 

Notably, last year saw an unusual surge in October, which traditionally had been one of the slower months, often trailing only behind September.Seasonal Trends Based on Previous Years:January - Recognized as a mid-season period, January experiences a boost from holiday spending that extends into the first 10 days of the month.

Make sure you're both getting fair returns. 50/50 split would not be unusual, but it really depends on the deal.  

Hi John, I manage client experiences for WealthAbility and work closely with ProVision, if your client would be interested in going over their experience that is very unusual feedback, and we'd certainly love the opportunity to address it with them and understand what the issue was or where they felt they were being upsold.

The numbers seemed to work (meets the 1% rule which seems to be unusual for new construction) and we visited Ocala several times to do on the ground due diligence.  

I have seen a huge uptick in activity out there and represented 2 buyers in Kellogg this last month alone, which is unusually high for that area.

I would ask your agent if it's unusual in your market if it's a concern and if it will affect the rentability of the unit/demand.10K cash I'm guessing that's down to the VA loan?