If it's tripping, then there's a reason - - find it or risk having a fire with dumb tape and bailing wire fixes like changing the breaker rating.It is not uncommon to see a breaker tripping at a lower than rated current, especially when it's been abused over time or it is well aged, say 15-20yrs. btw: it's 15A not 15V and the 15A plug has two parallel slots while a 20A plug has a horizontal 'T' on the left and a vertical 'I' on the right.

From the posts I was reading, they have investment minimums around $100,00 as well (again, not uncommon at all.) 

I remember when I lived in Cupertino and the first run up.. and the Asian's were moving in in mass. it was no uncommon to have 1 to 3 a week knock on our door and offer cash for our home... this was the mid 80swho ever la grand is and if people think he dreamed up door knocking I have a memo that says I never heard of him and door knocking has been alive and well for decades nothing new there.

When looking at listings it seems very uncommon for agents to list whether or not a property has vacancy because that would be a negative for most investors but it's actually a positive for first time home buyers.

It's not as uncommon as you'd think given the once in a while "perfect storm" market corrections.  

I’ve heard stories that it’s not uncommon for some buildings to be vacant for years.

I’ve heard stories that it’s not uncommon for some buildings to be vacant for years.

While we don't like to think about these things, it is not uncommon for entrepreneurial people to file for bankruptcy.

We are currently having to replace a roof, due to hail damage (not uncommon).

The practice of attorneys placing a lien on the property prior to closing in regards to any legal work attached to the sale is not uncommon.