If it is a common practice, then I'm more curious about the terms and conditions that I could expect from a standard insurance companyThanks

Most common: If the appraisal comes in higher or lower than whatever the LO typed in when she originated it, that means the LTV changed.

I don't have any reason to expect that, but it's fairly common with condos around here. 

I'd imagine its different pricing because they are sharing a common space with others. 

Definitely a common question that I hear a bunch from my clients.

We have met with the guy at the showing of the property and we got along very well we have a lot in common and he defiantly like us.

And it's extremely difficult to find a matching piece to replace a section missing a chunk unless it's a very common type.  

It's VERY common to see properties around here with undersized septics.

Was wondering if this is a common situation with underwriting VA cash-outs. 

Prices east of Worcester towards Boston have become untouchable for the "common folk," and first time homebuyers in the Metro-Boston area are being pushed as far west as Worcester.We made about 15 offers before we got a bite on a 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom, 1600 sqft home in the Webster Square area of Worcester.