It seemed worth trying again.Perhaps you did not notice, but based on the replies received in my other post, https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51/topics/743817-unusual-tax-question-is-this-money-for-nothing-is-it-tax-free?

Having a cart included is not unusual in the community my rentals are located in.

Very unusual so I'm wondering if there is more to the story. 

It's not unusual for them to ask the address of the property.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, these areas benefited from the desire of more living space and unusually low mortgage rates.

We are officially moving forward with the purchase, and I must say, it's been an unusual journey.After a series of twists and turns, we have successfully negotiated credits for several health and safety issues identified by the previous buyer's inspector, which need addressing.

I ask to speak to someone that actually does PM and they treat it as an unusual request

It is not unusual to for our investors to get a duplex for under 200k.

NumbersPP: $250,000Actual Appraised Value: $750,000Monthly P&I: $1,660  (Which I do not have any issue paying monthly) My question...I know that this is a very unusual situation, but I was looking at the equity in the house and the appreciation that market has seen and couldn't pass up the deal for that PP.

So I have a very unusual small business wherein I take out my pianobike (a piano and trike fusion) and busk downtown in Salt Lake City.