The other problem is Minnesota....in my area it isn't uncommon to replace a roof every three years with hail damage etc.  

It's not uncommon for buyers using FHA products to face rejected offers or the need to significantly sweeten deals to compete with those favoring conventional loans.

You can leave the deal and have your agent negotiate for a full or partial refund (if the seller is nice enough, which is not uncommon depending on the situation), 3.

It is not uncommon for these deals to produce 20% - 30% IRRs.

For example, it's not uncommon to see a whole Asian family live together for a long time and essentially using group economics to start up family run businesses.

These type issues are not at all uncommon.  

Avoid lenders that make you escrow your monthly payments at closing, that is not uncommon for new investors but far from necessary and there are many lenders that won't do that to you, regardless of your experience.

It is also somewhat uncommon to have a HELOC in first position.  

Obviously we don't know all the details...but its not uncommon for short sales and foreclosures to have a lot of hidden fees that are not readily apparent.

Recently submitting an appeal for my house, I was told that there is a rick that an appeal could lead to a higher assessment if it's found your is undervalued; typically uncommon in Cook County. https://taxbacknow.com/