It is not unusual for a wall to slip.

It is unusual but happens.

@Denise Evans I agree it would be highlt unusual for a billboard.

I don't know what I don't know in an Excel "cell" and must ask questions on any unusual numbers. 

It is not unusual that a current tenant would want to be there when you are showing it to prospective applicants.   

Hi @Bruce Woodruff - that’s a bit unusual and it looks like every state and every agent handle things a bit differently.

Many lenders are going to underwrite a deal based on market rents, so if the LTR potential isn’t great you could be faced with unusually large down payments or even trouble finding a lender to do it at all.

It's unusual that two of them worked improperly (or not at all) immediately at delivery. 

It would be extremely unusual for this property to not cash flow. 

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