@Kevin Means it is a very annoying scam that could have all sorts of ramifications-fortunately it is still uncommon.

I get the general vibe that those types of restrictive covenants are pretty uncommon in our area.A point I keep mentioning because I think everyone should keep this in mind, our prices have jumped considerably in the Triangle and surrounding areas yet rents have not really moved.

These rates are about 7x what we get around here, so I'm not sure how to advise on specifics, but it's not uncommon at all to see a 10-20% increase when switching to m2m.

It's not uncommon the past few years to see A++ location deals trade in the 2-4% cap range.

Selling via a wrap mortgage is not uncommon...I've bought and sold this way, but never with a tenant in place. 

Not uncommon for a PMC to entice an owner into signing with them with apparent low or no fees – only to charge owners for fees not mentioned in the contract and try to pass them off as “normal industry fees.”

By actively engaging in the industry itself, I aim to eventually channel these earnings into my investment pursuits.It's not uncommon to encounter this dilemma during one's career journey.

I think it is a lazy way of doing it, but it is not uncommon. 

Not a good investment but not uncommon for many investors to under value their money.

Rough situation, but not uncommon.