It's not uncommon for these teams to target an equity multiple of 2.0+ on a <10 year hold.

It's good to see that there are other young people like myself who are trying to do things uncommon for this age.

It is not uncommon to have a resident manager in smaller apartment complexes.

Having a tenant move out as a new one is moving in is not uncommon.  

Commitment fees aren’t uncommon but getting hold of these people is super hard and like Derrick said they only text or very rarely email or return call.

You would think they would want to accept rent on an EMPTY lot, but it was not uncommon that after approval, during construction of the home, which customer already paid for...something would come up, putting their approval in jeopardy!

They only auction the rights and interests of the tax debtor and it's not uncommon that there is another or other persons on title that could conceivably be your real estate co-owners. 

Once you get financed for the higher amount, its not uncommon to make $80k or more per deal as a pre-tax net.

It is not uncommon for old farm houses in the Midwest to rent for under $300/mo.

In Indy, it is not uncommon to see a duplex investment produce a monthly return of 2% or more (especially if you have a contractor lined up that will enable you to purchase a fixer in an appreciating area).