I have for a while planned to sell my own homes with the MLS4Owners when the time comes, to cut 50% of the realtor expense off the top (still have to pay the buyers agent) thought my market is reaaaallly hot right now and competing multiple offers way over asking with waived everything is not uncommon.

We're 35-45mins to downtown chicago and it's not uncommon for people to work across the border but live here where cost of living is significantly less. 

I am not sure who this will reach (hopefully more than just OH and KY, but I have found out it is uncommon for there to be 1ba in a SFH with 3, sometimes even 2 bedrooms.

It's not uncommon for tenants to make showings difficult, especially if they're not happy about having to move out.

Even though 100% of the park may be rolling stock RVs, it is not uncommon to have the same residents for 5 years or more who never move their RV. 

@Evan StaatsIt is not uncommon for contractors performing blue collar work to drink on the job towards the end of the day when they're finishing things up or just cleaning things up.

6 months seasoning isn’t uncommon if you purchased using a mortgage originally. 

@Dion Watts I don't have personal experience with LLPs but they are very uncommon for real estate activities.

However, I know the infinite BRRRR is uncommon (especially in markets like Phoenix, where my property is), so I know I'll probably have to leave cash in each deal.

All of that being said, it's not uncommon for newer agents to change brokerages a couple times while they find the right fit for their style, so do'nt sweat that too much.