I think a $ 200 increase would be unreasonable and I don't think a judge would be ok with it, if they've been there for 30 years.I keep bringing up the judge, not to scare you, but to keep in mind, if you're forced to go through with the eviction.

I am being cautious but got tired of the city's runaround or unreasonable 'on hold' times.

Putting 10% down is not unreasonable at all and you seem to have developed a strategy that works well for you.

It's not unreasonable as I've seen syndications promise a lot higher.  

I guess I might be unreasonable then...if there were no time costs or transaction costs then I'd absolutely go for a bunch of small $10/$10 investments.  

I am a landlord in Ohio. 6 hours is not unreasonable, and not neglectful on your part.

As for price, that is all dependent on your location, but 2500 doesn't sound unreasonable.

I am considering posting a 24 and 48 hour notice for entry and threatening or executing my rights under RCW 59.18.150 (6) Washington State Residential Landlord-Tenant Act, provides as follows:“The tenant shall not unreasonably withhold consent to the landlord (or manager) to enter the dwelling unit at a specified time where the landlord has given ... notice...”for un-cooperating tenants.  

Let's say that buys me a fourplex making $500/month in cash flow (not unreasonable I think).

In my opinion, it is not unreasonable to have to provide your tenant with a house that can cool off to 72 degrees.