@Troy S. it's not unusual for turnkey owners to work with ther provider to bring clients.

Anyways, J, it sounds like you are saying that this is pretty typical and nothing seems unusual here to you (I am in the Atlanta area too).

Make sure the city or county doesn't have quirky architectural controls that make you spend a mint on exterior finishes and an unusual design.The hard part is scraping the land and all red tape that goes with it.

It would be unusual for me to show a house by myself.

If I knew the County in which the land was located, I could go to the General Land Office website ( http://www.glo.texas.gov/cf/land-grant-search/ ) and confirm the abstract and original grantee or patentee.Note: If my theory is correct, I do find it unusual that you and the original grantee or patentee share the same first initial and last name.Second Line: This looks like the tract number for the land as carried on the books of the County Tax Office.

Now, this is unusual behavior on their part, they have been great in the past with the couple of issues we have had. 

This year, 8,218 more have been filed.Some mornings it's not unusual to see dozens of forlorn residents standing outside the doors of the downtown federal building, waiting to formally surrender their property.''

Okay , is it unusual to send a real estate agent a list of house to gain more information on prior to asking to view a property.

Ever run into this or is my housing authority unusual? 

I'm reaching out to ask for unusual advice in this community.