But if they are involved in the transaction itself as a principal, and the MLS is not utilized, then the Broker has no business in the transaction not would they hold any form of legal standing.Real Estate Commission publish hearings, so I'm not sure what the message was there.It's not uncommon to get these types of responses from Brokers, as a matter of fact I recently had to have an Attorney write an Opinion Letter to a Broker of Record in order for them to understand the law and the definition of "For Another".Did you know that some National Brokerages allow the Agent to take their listings and clients with them if they move to another Brokerage even though technically the Brokerage "owns" the listing? 

It is not uncommon for a property to flood during foreclosure.

Even when lockouts are finally ordered, it's not at all uncommon for them to be canceled, countless times. 

These types of deals are not uncommon in the San Antonio and south Texas areas as it serves the need of those without credit but have cash, very common with the folks from across the boarder.  

I'm with Derek on this one especially since you have an uncommon last name.

Are they uncommon in Charlotte, or am I just not looking in the right places?

NJ allows a landlord to change their leases provided that the changes are considered reasonable (that is the request that's being is one that's not uncommon).

Just joined a few minutes ago, so thought I would start off with a topic that is somewhat uncommon.

The reason this 2nd position bid is interesting to me is that even at the full price of 30k + buying out the first position loan at upto 135k cash, the math works, plus it is attractive because it is a certain type of fairly uncommon niche property (still SFR) that I've been specializing in.

Not uncommon in some conventional loans and borrower situations.