In the NW 2% is pretty much unheard of. 

My tenant complained that’s unheard of and “no room to breathe”.

$3600 rent on a $165k property, that's 2%+, which is almost unheard of and makes me a little nervous.

Absolutely unheard of.I am trying to develop a more systematic approach with owners that includes speaking with the owner directly and encouraging rent reductions every 7 - 14 days depending on the situation.

So they seem to be thinking along my lines thank goodness for my business, LOL. all the best to you  California investors are quite well-known from taking their equity (profit that realized in CA) and deciding that there were better options (podcasts and turnkey providers selling dreams of cash flow), of course, those markets are not as profitable as CA, and they often turn their $2M into $1M.25% to 30% net returns are not unheard of, but this is a job to get a property to do that.

It's not the norm but it's not unheard of to have a bad tenant cause thousands of dollars damage that needs to be dealt with at turn over.

A lot more bang for your buck and unheard of returns.

It's not unheard of for me to work with a buyer for months trying to find a home, and if your expiration is 2-3 months- what happens to the client?

Where we are in Parsippany multi units are rare (but not and unheard of) and will take some aggressive marketing for leads.

Six months ago that would have been unheard of and borderline unbelievable.