I'm paying about 80% of ARV in a market where this is uncommon and because during negotiations, when I removed to budge from my initial offer, they ended $2500 above me saying, "Final offer." 

Years later while using Voice over IP phone systems which tracked all of our activity, we saw that with 30-50 active listings, it was not uncommon to field 200 phone calls a day.

@Jonathan Rivera we've taken over management of 100s of supposedly turnkey rental properties.Two biggest issues:1) Turnkey PM sevices were terrible, hence why we got hired.2) We do a TakeOver Evaluation Video that ALWAYS shows subpar turnkey work and not uncommon to find work that was never done.So, we recommend owners find a beatup property and have it renovated themselves.

Not uncommon to see roofs fallen in or other major differed maintenance. 4) When a "diamond" does make it to auction.  

ADUs are Likely the most expensive housing out of all housing options (in my area $350/ft is not uncommon for ADU development).  

Additionally, while it's not uncommon for syndicators to have affiliations with related businesses such as construction companies, proper disclosure and management of potential conflicts of interest are essential to safeguard investors' interests.Investing in syndications does involve a level of trust in the syndicator's expertise and integrity.

This is not uncommon down here. 

Plus you know your tax preparer will find the bookkeeping acceptable (it's not uncommon for the tax pro to have preferences as to how they like to see information presented).

It's not uncommon for sellers to stick to their original asking price, especially if they see the value in a straightforward and faster sale process without the additional fees that come with broker involvement.

It does seem like it is not super uncommon, so I will make sure to vet this a bit more aggressively and proceed with caution.