Typically all, or at least a portion of the cost is due upon signing and it's not uncommon for a change order fee to be applied with each change order.It's possible that the contract states that if you give verbal approval prior to signing, you shall be deemed to have consented to the change and any increase in the cost.

I just listed my house for rent today and got a very uncommon inquiry. 

There are plenty of landlord investors who are leaving money on the table and I don't believe that to be uncommon especially if they self-manage.

With these particular tenants it wasn't uncommon for them to pay their rent late.

It is not uncommon to have a deed that identifies more than one parcel. 

It is NOT uncommon for the actual financials to be withheld until you are in the insepction period of the transaction. 

That said, $100K isn't uncommon and some Syndicators will drop to $25K, most often if the deal is open to non-accredited/sophisticated investors.

It's certainly not uncommon to see some tenant turnover when a new owner comes in, so you've got a bit of a head start on the project with some vacancies.If you decide to move forward with it, use the closing/due diligence period to get contractors lined up and scheduled.

Aside from those two, it is not uncommon to ask for a residential service contract (home warranty) on single family this cost is between 400-565.

It's not uncommon for an evicted tenant to go online and bash the manager.