I think I'll be one step more bullish than Upen and that it's not uncommon for us to see a 10-year fixed rate with competitive terms if the property is stabilized and you have a good track record.

To me, it seems like you are talking about is more of a communal living/roommate situation, which is not uncommon in the Denver area and I had looked into pretty extensively.

As @Greg Dickerson posted, a builder selling and leasing back the model home during development is not uncommon.

You're right, if you hold the note, some I had to for awhile, 18+%, 30 is not uncommon.

It is not uncommon for us to take over 2 units, and have to evict 1 of the tenants in the first 60 days.

Shay, It isn't uncommon for a broker not wanting to show property if the buyer isn't pre qualified.This will be a prerequisite for most lenders private or conventional. 

In some markets, it's not uncommon for landlords to require tenants to furnish their own appliances.

If surfaces start turning black that aren’t supposed to be you would like to know.To answer their question above I would admit it is an uncommon provision in this area but you like to include it as it protects the health of the tenants and protects the property.  

. :) @Jay Hinrichs No-nonsense, hard-hitting, uncommon common-sense.

It's not uncommon to have a seller say "assume it and we'll drop the price by X" or "free and clear is the offer price plus the pre-payment."