Larger properties create economies of scale that can result in higher yields and more stable cash flow.Returns: It's not uncommon for investors to make a better return being passive than they would have if they took the plunge themselves.Direct access: Unlike traditional investments, passive real estate investment offers direct communication with the people responsible for the performance of your investment and the properties themselves.Tax benefits: Investors can receive significant tax advantages that come with ownership of real estate, such as depreciation.

Other investors said that is not uncommon to feel that way with many landlords The at that 5 units have not changed may speak for itself.

It is not uncommon for tenants to come back later and claim there was a lease or deposit. 

According Grant, whatever you normal realistic goals are multiply them 10 times (10X ) then figure out, how you can achieve them.3 Walk the WalkYour daily activities & actions must match your goals, if you have aggressive goals, you need to have equally aggressive daily activities & actions to match your aggressive goals.Goals are just wishy washy, talk the talk unless you back it up with aggressive hard work & be willing to walk the walk.You need to work hard & smart, it is not uncommon for successful people to work 60-80, 100 hours a week to achieve their goals.4 Develop Great habitsHabits are routine things you do daily basis without too much thought process.

It would need to be 150 square feet for three, which is a fairly large bedroom and uncommon.

Obviously, offer acceptance is dependent on multiple factors such as intended purchase price, but this is not uncommon.

This is not an uncommon business plan, and it is usually carried out by operators who are poorly funded. 

This is not that uncommon with college rentals nor that risky, because college students generally rent and leave on a schedule.

. $25/hr is not uncommon.

I agree with @Will Barnard about having things on paper with your contractors especially if you have never worked with these contractors before, be sure to include something about penalties for finishing late; it is not uncommon in my experience for contractors to take on more jobs then they can handle at one time and then they put your deal on the back burner.In regards to the partnership, I think it really comes down to what the money guy wants.