These are typically 'non english-speaking' neighborhood so to speak for political correctness. so parking while already become a problem, but adding ADU in that neighborhood would not become a problem because 'everyone knows each other' everyone has their own unit.But that ADU thing, is bit uncommon in 'english-speaking neighborhood' LOL, so that's where "some" people is complaining about parking space and so on and so on when one home is building ADU.For me, I prefer to have ADU on the hill side, now we have 15 car space and from one neighbor to next neighbor is like quite distant.

Unfortunately I think this is not uncommon with PM companies.#1 Make sure you know who the responsible broker is and talk to them directly.#2   If that doesn't work...Maybe file a BBB complaint or better yet with the regulatory authority for real estate brokerages in VA. 

Unfortunately, the frustration you are presenting is not uncommon from my experience.

Again, thanks for taking the time to listen to this message and remember to speak slowly and clearly, spell any uncommon names, and give me as many details about the property as you would like to.

Hi @Marc Oister, if this is your first time hitting this list, a low response would not be uncommon.

My justification is that complete loss is uncommon and premiums are certain.

Was it indeed just locked, or did the latch mechanism fail, which often happens with bedroom sets that have plastic components in that mechanism; or did the screws that secure the latch into the door come loose, allowing the latch and/or the screws to prevent the door from opening...also not an uncommon event.

@Micah Cook It's not uncommon for investors to scale up their holdings by consolidating their portfolio.

In Los Angeles it's not uncommon to hit a list 10 times more That said, being a transaction engineer where you help Sellers solve problems, where you can offer a listing as a solution if there's enough equity, or a sub to or a lease option or wraparound mortgage purchase  Lastly, a joint venture with the seller, helping them sell by buying it, fixing it, and reselling it quickly, earning a joint venture fee, is another tool to use with all your leads  Bill Gulley talks about a TIC or a tenants-in-common contract Bottom line, fill your toolbox up, don't be a one trick pony, be a transaction engineer

I'll bet it's not that uncommon for a seller to eventually get less by going with that option.