Not at all unusual to wake up with six inches of snow only to have it all melted by mid-afternoon.

If you have an unusual vehicle then go for it.

If you are a "one trick pony" and only trying to wholesale or fix and flip with 65 % LTV, and have very limited money to invest in marketing,  it is not unusual to go 9 to 12 months with very little to show for it, maybe longerIf you are a transaction engineer, with a full toolbox, helping sellers sell and maximizing their equity, you can buy on "sub to", wraps, lease options, and installment sales on free and clear properties.You can jv with sellers on minor rehabs that do not fit traditional numbers.See @Dev Horn s marketing video "the rule of 7" which means it takes seven mailings to one list to get a meaningful resultWhere I live in Los Angeles it's not uncommon for people to spend five to $10,000 every month when searching for wholesaling prospectsWholesaling is not for the faint of heart. 

It is not unusual for a discount to be the same at month 2 as month 24 since the defects in the loan are what cause the discount not simply on -time payments.  

Nothing too unusual, but today I read on the web site of a local prominent property management company: Dispelling the myth of positive cash flowChapel Hill real estate is renowned for its consistent, stable, and relatively generous appreciation.

It would be an unusual lender that would work with just the wife, regardless of the quit claim.

. $200-$250 sq ft is not unusual, depending on condition.

Is this unusual?

@Alexander Price 70k is not out of the question as there are comps to support that, but also comps to suggest lower, but that is not unusual in many areas. 

Yes, that really is my name, it's not simply an initial...quite unusual, I know.