I know the structure I need after a lot DD, it's pretty common.

This is a common tactic.

It was common in baltimore for landlords to have 20+ properties on 1 loan.It might take some looking but they are out there.

While long terms such as 30 years are common for institutional paper, they are less common in seller financing and less attractive to note buyers.

If you have been rehabbing Houses then you realize that it is common practice for the contractor to try to do an add-on price hike on the final bill.

I bought this property with a partner using 2 LLCs as a Tenant in Common agreement.

I bought this property with a partner using 2 LLCs as a Tenant in Common agreement.

This is very common.

I know it's more common with rare supercars but that's way out of my league for now, I've been doing this with sub $30 000 cars

Some investors with lots of experience / risk tolerance / cushions are able to make decisions about properties without seeing the inside - this is more common with houses being sold at auction for example.