If unreasonable, just go to magistrate's court.

Some kind of unreasonable phobia, I guess!

PROS: You get to meet a lot of great people, see a lot of homes, control your own time (to a degree), and can make money.CONS: You get to meet a lot of not-so-great people (buyers who waste your time, sellers who are unreasonable), deals that fall through (especially when you are counting on the commission), working late hours, and finding prospects.The hardest part for me is finding good prospects.

Flights (& the cost of) are the biggest hurdle.

If you're in conversation with him or asking questions and he's inattentive and telling you to hold on, then find you someone else.2) Not unreasonable but find someone else if it bothers you.

All of the complaints are noise related and all have been unreasonable and impossible for me to resolve in my opinion.

Would 100% agree with @Elizabeth S. the biggest hurdle is jumping in.

My day job is Avionics Software Engineer, so I am trying to learn how one evaluates such commercial properties and how one obtains factual information to based investment decision on such class of properties.The broker who proposed this purchase provided nice graphs with comparable curves of average vs. the property metrics, such as prices per sq.ft, vacancy, price per unit etc.However, the report is missing correlation to a specific properties the comparison is based on.Am I being unreasonable by asking comp information that is customary for SFR and low count multi?

How do they hurdle the cost associated in investing in this expensive market.Due to what looks like a robust portfolio of Buy and Hold Property and Experience in Flipping where would you put your money in today's market?

It is not unreasonable that you will still out run interest rate risk since your blended rate on both loans is greater than 6% and less than 12%.