In this area, a posting to our multiple listing system usually results in about 10 inquiries the first day.  

For all these inquiries, I replied back with a quick questionnaire on pre-screening questions, but only received a handful (5-10) responses.

For all these inquiries, I replied back with a quick questionnaire on pre-screening questions, but only received a handful (5-10) responses.

If there is a "common" area, you will have to pay that electric bill.

It is common for land  to be owned free and clear so seller financing happens all the time.

I have a inquiry in to Arbor.

Which is why they'll ask you to explain any recent inquiries to your credit - to make sure you don't have any new obligations that have yet to report.

RIA's seem to be fairly common and meet at least once or twice a month.

Our rental market here in western WA is so hot and short of inventory that we can just put up a quick ad on Craigslist and expect multiple inquiries that we then run through third-party credit checks.My earlier comment simply came out of years of experience in Minnesota where casual insulation of plumbing can prove costly.

This is a common situation a lot of landlords come across.