Is this uncommon?

If a delinquent payment was recorded, this is not uncommon to ask for from the lender.

Its not uncommon for people to have a 5 year IRA average return of 15% right now and you generally can borrow from a 401k should you want to do so also. 

It's uncommon to find 3+ bdrm duplexes that aren't conversions.

For example, it is not uncommon to find a 3 family that rents for ~$3,000/month for $250K.  

@Pierre M Mays I think your situation is not uncommon, ie you live in a high cost of living (HCOL) area so its tough to buy cash flowing real estate there, but you know you need to start buying real estate to achieve your goals. 

Not un common.

We use one assignment document that enumerates how the fees should be distributed on the HUD, so there are not two assignment documents.It's not uncommon for two assignment fees to show up on the HUD.  

There are numerous ways to structure the agreement and it is not uncommon for the deal sponsor to get 30% (this varies) of the ownership plus their share of the remaining 70% for their equity contribution.

Being able to remove a borrower is largely uncommon.