A pet deposit is not unusual to ask for even with a service dog.

He had an unusual name and sure enough, turned up in the paper the next year as he was arrested for some organized crime related issue.   

And renting to a related party.What is a bit unusual is doing both on one transaction.

There is no requirement to purchase the education in order to sell it; however, it would take someone unusually REI-savvy to be successful never having seen the classes.There is NO up-sell.

Quoting a few bits here:"...Due to the irregularities noticed by the Check Commerce, it suspended eCheckit’s ability to submit further transactions.It also notified eCheckit merchants of its decision to hold onto the existing $4 million, which it stated it had the right to do under the terms of the merchants’ contracts with eCheckit.....The company’s bankruptcy filing by eCheckit, also known as CC Operations LLC, sheds little light on the source of the company’s woes.The court-appointed trustee in the bankruptcy case, Michael Wheatley, is working to parse the bankruptcy filing, which contains an unusual lack of information, Wheatley’s attorney Peter M.

It is not unusual to need to pivot to continue to be successful and takes nothing away from her success. 

Hi, I've had a strange issue crop up recently, so I wanted to see if anyone had any advice.  I own a duplex in San Diego.  It's set up as two separate houses on a lot, and both are rented.  The lot slopes downward fro...

The maximum rate is 37%, but it is unusual for most IRA investors to get to that level, and even then the tax is on such a small percentage of overall income that the effective rate based on the investment will be much, much lower.The portion of income derived from the non IRA (borrowed) funds is taxable.In a 60% leveraged property, that means 60% of the gross income is considered UDFI and taxable.You then get to take a $1000 exemption as well as 60% of all the normal deductions such as interest, depreciation, etc.The net taxable number is then run through the trust tax table and the tax owed is paid by the IRA.A $100K property that is 60% debt-financed and producing 10% return will likely have a tax bill of between $150 - $200 at the end of the year. 

Normally speaking, there's nothing unusual about a house being on the MLS more than 30 days.

Now I will add that I once went to an REO property that still had electricity on - very unusual for REO properties near me.