A home that sells 25% below list price is fairly uncommon. 

@Jessica Russell it sounds like your buyer is FHA and you're subject to their limitations. 90 day seasoning isn't uncommon in AZ (supposedly to allow any short term market adjustments to take place and have its bearing on value) for FHA buyers.

You realtor may or may not be lying to you but It is not uncommon for banks to ask for highest and best offers.

The answer is no.It's amusing to me and other BP investors to read all the comments from realtors on the thread I started a few days ago that now has over 120 repliesREALTORS FIGHTING REALTORS OVER REALTOR REBATES and this thread as to why I have adopted this as my business model.In addition to all the very uncommon loan programs I offer as a FL Mortgage Broker, can you imagine me and a B of A loan officer. competing for the same borrower's business on a 500k purchase?

It's uncommon for a sale to take less than 10 days. 

These stories aren't uncommon. 

I think most property managers would be fine with this and it's probably not uncommon for the area.

It is not uncommon to see buy-and-hold investors take on negative/break-even cashflow properties, while relying solely on appreciation.

Here in my market it's not uncommon for sellers to not only be present but also list their properties themselves.

Make sure you leave about $5000 in the budget for surprises because they are not at all uncommon.