It's not uncommon for real estate investments to have ups and downs.

@Francisco Ruiz You got a couple options here: - CLOC (Commercial Line of Credit) - HEL/CEL (Commercial Equity Loan)- A lien investor willing to give you a loan for the desired amount at a certain rate (uncommon but I've seen it happen) Your best bet would be a local bank/credit union that can provide you with a customized portfolio product.

@Patrick Britton I am an agent in south Florida and I personally never charge a lease renewal fee; however, they are not uncommon.

As far as I know this is uncommon in OKC.

I work for a developer and have detailed knowledge of the zoning code in my area, so I felt confident in the value/potential of the lot, but it's not uncommon for buyers in my area to run into surprises due to being unfamiliar with these codes!

As mentioned by @Dan Heuschele , low valuations for ADUs in San Diego is not uncommon but I am seeing them get better as slowly there are more property with ADUs that can be used as comps. 

While this is uncommon, I have done it.

Chattanooga has great cash flow, I have bought a handful of rentals there over the last few months and they are doing well. 2% plus is not uncommon for off market properties.

Pre payment Penalties aside, (now uncommon or incentivizing) borrowers simply have the option to pay principal.

It's not uncommon for the highest quality DST programs to sell out within 2 weeks of it hitting the market - so an understanding of what is *going* to be available in 30/60/90 days is incredibly helpful.3) There are commissions involved in DSTs.