Being in PM this isn’t an uncommon scenario since our job is to maximize assets for owners and that often involves educating.

Hi Carly M.This is a tough one, but not uncommon. 

However it is not uncommon for a house to be picked up at a 20% discount still.

It's not uncommon for a city to have a wait list so long (say, 24-30 months or longer) that they stop accepting new applications.If the wait list in your city is in a similar situation, it's probably not practical to go through the trouble to convince current non-Section8 tenants to apply. 

Not sure if her family situation gives her some sort of priority with some of the housing programs specifically... it is not uncommon to have housing waitlist in the 5 year range in some cities.

. :)then in up years like now when building is strong prices really go up.. mid 90's when Japan was on fire what was historically a 400 to 600 dollar MBF log market became a 1200 dollar log market for about 4 years.. it was not uncommon for us to make 500k NET on one 40 acre patch.. 

While it is generally only a couple of people, it is not uncommon to see 20+ tents set up.

It's not uncommon, especially on flips it seems like...and some foreclosures and sometimes new builds for AC units and appliances.  

It is not uncommon for a PM or Realtor to charge a full month's rent. 

on the G 550.. if grant is like any other air craft buyer.. there are HUGE accelerated depreciation schedules for new airplanes so most RE guys will put little down as possible and finance as much as possible its not uncommon to put only 5 to 10% down when economy is ripping..