During those times it was not uncommon for houses to be on the market for 90-180 days.

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It's not uncommon even in this market to find a deal with 30-50% cash on cash returns in 1 year.

Hi Brody,I agree with Michael, that after adding in property management, and higher maintenance costs, looks like it will just break even, which is not uncommon when using such a high interest rate.

Things still need sorting that you didn’t realize.Third, it is not uncommon for revenues to fall short of projections and proclamations by real estate agents.  

Originally posted by @Aku Thomas:How far is Dayton from Toledo ohio.I was just in Dayton.Prices are good but Invester’s take them as soon as they hit the market.Do u hv pocket listingThey sit on the market in Toledo for much longerWe are 3hrs away.It's not uncommon for sellers to re-counter with a 30% lower price from the asking.We have bought over 100 this year and still buying the same product since 2014Thanks

It is not uncommon for sqft to differ between the county and MLS especially in certain parts of the country. 

It's not uncommon for public records to say one thing, an appraisal to say another, and a measurement to say a third.

I don't think it's uncommon for renters to have poor credit, if they had good credit & good income, they would probably be in the market to purchase.

When I was in college in Vermont, however, it wasn't uncommon for rentals heated with electricity to rent for less per month due to the high cost of heating them.