Having multiple alias is not uncommon and is not an indication of fraud per se.  

Its not uncommon for Section 8 tenants to not pay their co pay.. frustrating I know but what are you going to do evict them over 50 bucks ?? 

I do not think it is uncommon to ask for this sort of contingency and tenants will usually work with it (my clients usually ask for a little bit of help with rent, but the rent set out in the renewal option is usually higher than the market rent so there is wiggle room there).

It seems like this story is not all too uncommon in some form.

In some parts of the country, I imagine it's not to uncommon to see properties like this.

It is uncommon for realtors to not allow syndicates to list homes, free advertising.

I like having the PM along because they are familiar with all of the common and uncommon issues that pop up in properties for your area and will have an eye for them the GC might not. 

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.

This process is uncommon so others don't understand that their delay is causing everyone else to delay, or that someone else not being on the ball is causing them to delayThe smallest takeover has been 12 units at once.  

court house steps has its own culture in all different markets.And for me when I was active we had about 4 or 5 of us that were collegues.. it was not uncommon if they ran short on a deal that we would hand over 100k chashier checks to them to allow them to bid then go to their bank after and get paid back... and maybe they buy you lunch LOL..