In my market it is not uncommon for guests to ask for a discount.  

While this is pretty uncommon, it does happen.Btw, some people think "as-is" means that the Seller won't consider renegotiating the price after the contract is signed, but that's often not the case.

Is it uncommon up here for people to do Airbnb arbitrage?

It isn't all that uncommon for a new ALF to take 6 months to over a year to fill up.

It’s not uncommon for things like a Rolex or similar watch to increase in value and it’s not uncommon to buy a car such as a Lamborghini that’s one or two and sell it for the same or more than you bought it for.

I'm in the process of making my first real estate investment and came across a property that is of high-flood risk.This is not uncommon for my location - about 14% of all properties in my city have a 26% or greater chance of severely being impacted by flooding in the next 30 years.I'm currently looking at a duplex that is "extreme" flood risk (10/10 rating).

It was not until I moved to Chicago in 2012 that I realized window units were not as uncommon as I once thought.

However, market here is very slow, and it’s not uncommon for a property to stay on the market for over a year.

It is not uncommon in a situation involving a contingency lawsuit for the attorney or the firm who is covering the cost of the lawsuit to research the Defendant before filing the lawsuit.

I would stop using ancient old marketing techniques and start running Facebook ads to get motivated sellers contacting me while still driving for dollars and cold calling When it comes to wholesaling there’s a lot of “monkey see, monkey do” Don’t be afraid to step outside your comfort zone and do the uncommon Wholesaling is just marketing and sales.