From my understanding it is not uncommon in Texas to have foundation repairs due to the rough, dry soil that can shift (would love perspective from any DFW investors).

Depending on the condition of the homes you may not add any value whatsoever, or you may add up to 10K if they're newer and really nice (uncommon).  

It's not uncommon to see multi families go for less than singles here.

There is some risk of course in a rising interest rate environment so it's not uncommon to purchase a hedge with the lender that allows an option to lock at a fixed predetermined rate within some specific time during the loan term just in case interest rates accelerate higher than expected.

It's not uncommon for part or all of them to go to the PM.

It’s not uncommon to throw a landing page on the internet and just see how many signups you get as an MVP.

Quote from @Nathan Harden: I don't think this is uncommon.

So. it’s not uncommon to request proof of rent depositsvia bank statements and corporate/LLC tax returns.

So typically if going rent to own where I continue to hold the deed in my name is it uncommon to still ask for a 10% down payment?

In regards to Jax, I visited the area and found that there are also good pockets there... the main difference that I noticed is that in Indy, it’s not uncommon to drive the streets and see several contractors working.