Unfortunately, bills for a few hundred are a not-so-uncommon occurrence.

They are not uncommon and are a great strategy for under water properties.

It is not uncommon to find real estate agents working to sell property and manage some other properties at the same time.

This is not uncommon.

Geographical Location: Japan (the most honest, reliable and enjoyable business environment on the planet, in my opinion - tenants stay for 4-5 years on average, with 15 and 19 year tenants not uncommon - NEVER intentionally trash or damage a property - honest realtors, sellers and insurance folk, etc etc)3.

For example, if the tenant gets kicked out of Section 8 (not uncommon), they are released from the lease (meaning you can't charge them for breaking the lease).

To the points from Bill and Will a couple other thoughts.It is not uncommon for the building division to force a developer to expand the road and possibly install utilities such as water and sewer.

And it’s not uncommon for the owner to also pay the agent ½ of one month’s payment depending what they work out on their end.

Agreed with Hunter...It's not uncommon for the REO addendum to state specifically that the funding choice can NOT be changed once the contract is executed.

Crazy but I'm sure not that uncommon.