Likewise, I have a cold cellar, which, as I understand, is extremely uncommon in CA.Some less desirable factors to consider: it is lathe and plaster, as opposed to conventional drywall, and I have had a couple professionals who were unable to do work for me given their lack of familiarity as well as one who created more repair requirements because he too was unfamiliar and went ahead with a door replacement anyway; the house has sash and case (proper term/spelling?)

Those numbers are extremely high and would be uncommon lending practices in the US.

Not only due to surprise tenants, but it is not uncommon to have property damage show up after you go under contract.

Not super common, but not uncommon.

It is highly unlikely (and very uncommon) that that would actually happen (the mortgage company calling the loan) since the mortgage company is usually content when they continue getting payment, but you run the risk of that happening.I hope that helps clarify the situation for you.

The last few years it wasn't uncommon to get a request for "best and final", however that's not the case in my area anymore.

Be aware, it’s not uncommon for properties like this to take anywhere from 3-12 months to lease.

Unfortunately this is not an uncommon occurrence in the city right now.

This is not an uncommon issue I have heard and virtually all of it can be solved by having open lines of communication

It is not uncommon in my market NW Fl on STR's.