I own properties, I have done and still do large rehabs, but wholesaling is about the closest thing to "get rich quick" that I can think of.It is not uncommon for me to have a couple of hours invested to make 6-10k in a few days.

But that’s not uncommon in a rental.

I know it depends, of course, but in my county in AL (Lee County, with Auburn University), it's not uncommon to be able to pick up a property for just a few thousand dollars. 

It’s not uncommon to not have AC.I’m buying another one right now that doesn’t have central AC.

Properties are cheaper in Syracuse than many other areas, so you can collect a good number of cash flow properties on a pretty limited budget.It isn't uncommon to find duplexes in reasonable neighborhoods for under 100k that are renting for $1600+ a month.Capex in Syracuse can turn a good investment bad, quickly. 

The agent would only need to prove procuring cause if it were an open listing, which is very uncommon in most areas...With an exclusive listing agreement, the listing agent is entitled to commission regardless of who provides the buyer, as long as the contract is submitted during the listing period (or is identified before the protected period).

Maybe unlucky, but the story is not uncommon.

All cash purchases are not uncommon.

This Code does not show provisions or mention about what happens when a property is sold.As of now, I am getting nowhere with the city and I have reached out to a couple lawyers whom I have yet to see if they are versed in this very particular and uncommon situation.

Its not uncommon at by the room housing for basic furniture to be provided including a mattress,  and if you go that route you should have some kind of a procedure on turnovers and regular inspections to look for bugs.