It's not uncommon for applicants to misuse the term. 

This kind of thing isn't uncommon at all.  

It’s very uncommon for a solar company to come across a situation like this (I’ve worked in solar for over 15 years and haven’t encountered a client’s property being foreclosed on), mostly because the credit threshold to lease solar panels is fairly high, above about 650 for most companies.

I’m familiar, but new, to the theory and it seems quite uncommon/able to command higher risk for the buyer and seller alike. 

In an apartment building that isn't uncommon.

Yes, you have to live in the unit for a year for FHA loan but there's a couple exceptions namely:- Military relocation- Job relocation that puts you >50 mile radius of your current home- (uncommon) Divorce or family size increase can also qualify as exceptions

If you have tenants that have 100% vouchers, it is likely that this pandemic had had no effect on your cash flow as this money comes direct from the government.However, I can attest that the communication difficulties that you are having with HACC are not uncommon right now.

When we lived in the house it was not uncommon to see spiders and some bugs in the early spring/summer.

If the title issue is not resolved, you will receive your earnest money backThis is not that uncommon.

In the 70s and 80s it wasn't uncommon for owners to burn their buildings to the ground at least that is the rumor... many buildings did in fact burn to the ground and believe it or not, some are still sitting there just as a shell.