It’s uncommon for the average agent.  

@John Underwood I thought it was fairly common for people to buy an investment property in their own name and then move it to an llc… there may be an acceleration clause the bank can call but I thought buying and moving to an llc was not uncommon and not illegal. 

Since the mortgagee has to follow steps in order to achieve the result, errors happen and are not uncommon.

Locally, it's not uncommon for landlords of C properties (like ours) to not raise rents on tenants during their occupancy, and to hike rates only upon turnover.  

. - This sounds more like operating a business (such as a tool rental enterprise) out of the unit itself, than leasing it to a long term tenant.Don't get me wrong - leasing the units could be prohibited elsewhere, and it's not uncommon for condo associations to require minimum lease periods and require their own tenant application fees, tenant screenings/approvals, etc if they do allow rentals. 

Just keep those reserves don't blow the dough like so many who came before you did .it was not uncommon for clients of mine to walk out of a transaction buying 4 homes in one escrow get refi cash out of 30 to 40k... and then one year later be calling me about being out of money  LOL>

I am doing some new construction and it is not uncommon for the trades to be 3-5 weeks out at any given time.

It's far from uncommon to have a child with "elevated lead levels" regardless of their living conditions.  

Maybe this is an uncommon way to sell; do most of you always sell for cash?

In those days it was not uncommon to sell homes for pretty cheap.