It is not uncommon for people to come back after 1 -2 years to pay and clear their record.

It seems like a weird scenario I'm sure, but dealing with a lot of "rude" agents is not uncommon in NYC. 

Breaking the One Percent Rule isn’t uncommon in either of these areas and can be applied as a baseline in situations where immense appreciation isn’t expected in B-C class neighborhoods.

The issue for you may be less about sharing a space or laundry area as that isn't uncommon.

I believe this event was un-common, but it's safer to assume it in your costs and expect that it can indeed happen.

It is not uncommon for existing homes to be non-conforming to existing building and zoning codes.

If the land is only worth 5K for example (which is not uncommon for smaller rural parcels of land in AZ) it is really cost prohibited to pay an attorney a couple thousand dollars to handle the law suit.

It is not uncommon for a trade not to be available when you want OR to tell you they will show up and then NOT show up!

Seasoning periods vary and it's not all that uncommon to find a lender that will allow 90 days, even NO seasoning if he can document the value add to the property (invoices, receipts, before/after pics, etc). 

Rates varies, but its not uncommon to see 2% up front, and 10-11% APR.