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It isn't uncommon to double the money on a Subject To in a very short period of time.I realize that it is *painful* to look at things differently than what we've been taught is *good* investing.

It is not uncommon for out of state investors to go through multiple PM companies before they find the right fit.

"Hoarding cash" has become a non-uncommon theme here at BP in at least the last half decade or more since everyone's been convinced that a crash is coming and they're going to "keep their powder dry" to "buy on the dip".

For example, the $400M Uncommons has broken ground - a $400M complex in southwest Las Vegas.Las Vegas is and will continue to be a great place to invest for buy and hold investors.

When you gamble it is not uncommon to lose. 

It is not uncommon to encounter owners (or property managers) who lump the CAPEx and maintenance spend together for cash-flow tracking/projection, but someone (the owner, or accountant) should have separated them for year-end and tax filing.If the owner is self-managing, then it is also not uncommon to use {padded} management fees as a means of drawing income from the company.If the building has central heating and DHW in a climate like Iowa, your expenses are going to run much higher than Jeff Beard's 30% of scheduled rent.  

IT is not uncommon for people to just pull a trio ( free from title co and takes all of 30 seconds) and realize you don't actually own the asset.. so they just wait until you can't close they call the owner and your out to lunch..  

Truth - it's an extremely uncommon path.

Also, it's not uncommon for tenants to complain about things only after they run into difficulties themselves, e.g. being delinquent or late on rent, as  way to somehow "justify" or balance out their transgressions.As irritating as it is the way  they chose to complain, you have to consider their complaints to determine if they are legitimate or just overblown and unreasonable.