As an example, I was asked to provide an appraisal on a property used by a large propane gas company, an unusual property with significant unique improvements (tanks and the craddles they sit in), there are no comparable sales.If I knew a REIT was basing valuations on the 50% rule, I'd avoid that REIT, the larger sample is not valid in my mind, taking a census which includes housing costs rather than more reliable homogenious units to a comparable portfolio, but that's me.

@Paul Granneman I landlord in a lower-income area, so I''m a little more flexible about unusual situations.

Additional inspections at first sign of any trouble (late rent, excessive number of visitors, unusual noise, etc.)

If you are uncertain whether or not you need to be licensed, please contact the department, or seek additional legal assistance.

Very unusual. 

Lee, not unusual to define deficiencies during your inspection contingency period, however large discrepancies in scope and condition may be cause to rethink the relationship, as ultimately this is a marriage.

Yeah, I'm really uncertain about it.

This type of issue is unusual and exactly why title insurance exists in the first place.  

Based on the 2014 figure, 53,000 units comes to 20% to 22% of all rental units in the city, an amount of rental housing that the city boasts about as so unusual that Boston is recognized as a superior national model of success.

I can tell you from my personal experience from managing 500+ properties/owning 50+/owning a GC company to completes 10+ rehab a month that $9,400 VERY unusual.