That's not an uncommon situation.

. $80k swings in a matter of days is not uncommon in this basket of stocks so losing money in any reallocation of these funds is acceptable as long as the degree of risk is rewarded over time.

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.

It is not uncommon for tenants to consider the grace period an extension of when rent is due.  

I use Facebook marketplace , It is not uncommon to get 100 messages wanting to see the place in 2-3 days ..

Regardless, I only receive a semi-annual when occupied, meaning that if a tenant stays for 1yr (not uncommon in a military town like Jacksonville), I may only receive an inspection once per year (halfway through the lease).

As long as a turn key company isn't selling above market value, it's not uncommon for and investor, especially with little experience, to pay as much for a value add deal as they would for a turn key while taking on a lot more risk.

Overhead costs are usually more built into the price but this situation isn't extremely uncommon.

It’s not uncommon to see homes without dishwasher or A/C in Kokomo.

(I don’t own a home, so it all sounded odd to me, but have heard that was not uncommon in the last few years) The house needed a TON of work, and then never had the money to do anything.