You also had to pay for an background check before seeing it which while common I fear drives people away.  

What would a common commission in this situation?

[can you develop with some kind of tiny home communitity and subdivide as a tenant in common or co-op - give owners a stake in the project and do seller finance and keep the difference in mortgage payment -ie create equity through higher sales price with seller financing etc - big need for non traditional financing etc.]8.

Is this common and legit?

There are a lot of ways to do no money down deals but none of them are common or easy.

@Hank Thomas it’s common for them to start with a “desk top appraisal” (at no cost) which means they will pull from their data source to get a valuation (usually very conservative) without going to your property.

With 4 units there is probably some common electric you will be charged for.

Hello Mark,Real estate is the common person's path to financial independence.

If you are coachable AND you take on full responsibility for your life you are embracing...6.

I've read that a 2-3% annual increase is common and would probably land there once I get closer to market rates, but I'm so far below those right now that I'd never close the gap with that.