I know of a few, but they aren't really worth mentioning as it's pretty uncommon unless you're modifying the wiring system for a remodel or what have you.

It's not uncommon to face challenges with rental properties, so it's important to stay focused on your goals and trust the process.

Investing and life in general are not linear, especially as we age, have families, scale, or move into commercial....re-investing larger sums is not uncommon.

It is not uncommon for escrow to already be open.

Overleveraged bridge loans - 6 month financing at 100% LTC is not uncommon in DFW.

That happens in mobile home parks , i.e. tenant has not paid lot rent in a few years and not super uncommon. 

Many investors look for cash on cash return as a king metrics in evaluating deals, but there is another metric - return on equity - that can help investors make informed decisions on their portfolio.Return on equity typically decreases as you hold a property long term.Return on equity is different from cash-on-cash because it is the amount returned versus the equity you have in a property - not the cash investment you’ve made.Let's say you purchase a $100,000 property with a 20% downpayment and also you paid 5% in closing costs.You’ve invested $25,000 into the deal, and every year you have a net positive cash flow of $3,000 after debt service.To calculate cash on cash you’d take $3,000 and divide it by the $25,000 cash you put in and you’d get a 12% cash on cash return, which is pretty good.Now if you’ve purchased your property in an appreciating area chances are the rents from that property will increase, so it wouldn’t be uncommon to see your cash on cash grow slightly every year as you can charge a bit more for rent and you experience some loan paydown as well.If you put in 20% as a downpayment on a property, that means the bank owns 80% of it.

You will get paid,  but them dodging you till the 15th is not uncommon. 

Great work, I have a website and a book called finding the uncommon deal.

It's not uncommon for homes here to move due to our dry and wet periods of weather.