I'm encouraging seller-financed noteholders to consider small partials as a way to raise cash. 12 - 24 months on 60+ outstanding payments will result in a minimal discount because, in the most common partial scenario, the buyer is buying near term payments and taking less equity risk.

I would rather have at least one bathroom open up to a common area for access to everyone. 

If she doesn't act on the advice and continues to see this person (which is common), I don't want to have to inconvenience my other tenants by changing the locks again.

Common sense! 

I am using my common sense; when it comes to an estimate.

I also prepare some canned responses to common questions because I usually get a bazillion messages. 

In San Francisco, it is very common to invest in properties where a lease was lost, never existed to begin with OR the tenants are not willing to share with you their copy. 

@Kyle Shepherd FHA loans tend to be the common answer for no-credit borrowers, but this will need to be your primary residence. 

If I mainly want to focus on listings, is it common to talk to other agents inside your brokerage to find buyers for your listings?

Tragedy of the commons and all.