It's more common when you've got a 1031 in process than it is when you're selling. 

Common contingencies are inspection, financing and appraisal.

Hey all, my friend and I are interested in the process of buying a residential duplex or condo and converting it into a Tenants-in-Common property.

In my area refuse and sewer are the most common, but I have seen water and electric provided by the government as well.

But, I hear it’s common that they will name the owner(s) of the LLC as well — the “name everybody” on the suit principal.There is lots of ambiguity given the talk on how easily the corporate veils are pierced (which sounds likely as most people don’t seem to protect it well).Good luck.

(or commonly referred to as seller financing)On this deal, that we commonly refer to as "Garfield", we purchased the property for $810k or $135k/unit in the prime Uptown location of S.

I feel that this set up is an extremely common and I am surprised insures won't fully cover the detached unit. 

These mobile homes sit on land that also belong to us. mobile homes are very common in Central Florida! 

Partnerships are very common to take down larger deals.  

Yup in hot markets this is quite common to waive the inspection contingency and only do your inspections for your personal knowledge