Hi Henry,You are one lethal guy.Like Clint Eastwood.That must have been a stressful situation.My family has an unusual background going back to our great grandfather. 

My favorite "unusual" one is instead of driving for dollars, I get on my bike and make notes of addresses on my phone for properties that look distressed/interesting.

In fact, it shows that people are investing in the area.Your house size is unusual for most areas and that means it will need to be for the right person/family looking for a house of that square footage.

This ~35% expense to rent ratio is considered average efficiency so nothing unusual there. 

These days the AM probably needs to be at the property weekly to get thru the crunch in many cases unless you just have an unusual or outstanding PM team.   

Unless the renovation time is unusually long.However, my game plan is to renovate and push up rent for all classic units.

@Matthew BarnettNo, nothing unusual about underwriting.

Those jumps are massive any way you slice it and unusually from the entire previous trend.

You probably just see more deals, more unusual situations, more opportunities. 

Nothing looked unusual or concerning.