While it is generally only a couple of people, it is not uncommon to see 20+ tents set up.

It's not uncommon, especially on flips it seems like...and some foreclosures and sometimes new builds for AC units and appliances.  

It is not uncommon for a PM or Realtor to charge a full month's rent. 

on the G 550.. if grant is like any other air craft buyer.. there are HUGE accelerated depreciation schedules for new airplanes so most RE guys will put little down as possible and finance as much as possible its not uncommon to put only 5 to 10% down when economy is ripping.. 

You're comparing COVID-19 to influenza; you should be comparing it to a hurricane or a war.When a hurricane is bearing down on a costal area, it's not uncommon for the state's governor to issue an evacuation order.

. - A Red Bluff area girl investor U know what I mean it can get wicked hot there  110 to 116 not uncommon at all..  

It's not uncommon, at all, for business owners of any enterprise to have a substantial % of their net worth made up of their ownership in their business.

@Jim K.Agreed in a low priced market like our area only a fool or somebody going through a really hard time would rent .i mean geez it’s not uncommon to find a nice livable 3 bed for 25k .. or pay 700$ a month .

Our banking system is incredibly will designed and default is so very very uncommon as banks are not legally allowed to sell below market value.

When it is a new development, it isn't uncommon to see someone use the date the Certificate of Occupancy was issued - perhaps that marks the "ready", but it still might not be "available".So you can certainly have a property in service in a given year, but not actually have any rental income - but certainly your facts and circumstances are much better if you can actually get a tenant in there, that (should) shore up your defense on that question ever coming up unless you are playing weird games just to get a given in service date for tax purposes.