I've done it several times, and I don't think it that uncommon. 

An uncommon but possible scenario is a  humidifier installed in the hvac system that is malfunctioning or was turned the whole way up.

I live in Georgia and basements are uncommon here.

A property like this should be in the 50-55% range with efficient management, but it's not uncommon to see a higher ratio.For a property that needs work, is $36k/door the norm?

We have never actually had to deal with mold before but know it's not uncommon so maybe someone out there can tell us how to get started dealing with it, if we decide to offer.  

Also, a basement is a good place to shelter during a hurricane or tornado, phenomenon that are uncommon in my area, but with climate change anything looks possible.   

It is not uncommon to see flips in the area selling in the $150k - $175k range. 

In this "long-term" situation it's not uncommon for guests to stay 2-3 months at a time and this is all at a short-term rate (potentially double what you'd get in an annual lease type agreement).

For example, the $400M Uncommons has broken ground - a $400M complex in southwest Las Vegas.I hope this answers your question on the current state of the investment market in Las Vegas.

I believe there was a blog here and a few sources stating it is not uncommon for the new work force to change jobs, and location, every few years.