Unless there is an unreasonable amount of 'cost' for you in each month that benefits the seller - it should benefit you to do this with ONE exception that I can see now- you're deferring paying yourself on the deal as a Realtor upfront, but again, here too on the backend of the deal you would make it up at an appreciated % it seems (diff between commission you'd pay yourself on purchase price near fair market value now vs what you'd be paying yourself as agent in the transaction % in relation to ARV) I might have totally misunderstood your question and have gotten something wrong, but if not I hope that helps!

This is a very difficult tenant who is always unreasonable  with thier requests .Thanks 

They seek out good tenants & don't want to have to evict anyone - expeciailly when, as in New York, it's unreasonably difficult to get rid of a problem tenant. 

If you're not being completely unreasonable it is likely many potential tenants that you would like to lend to will share your perspective.

Maybe the dog does this when renter #1 takes a shower and the dog needs to go out and do its business--or something like that (meaning maybe Renter #2 is being unreasonable).Just my 2 cents.

Don't continue this conversation with her, that's an unreasonable request.

If finance 165k for 120 months at 7% you would be fully paid off in 10 years, that is not unreasonable.  

I live in Phoenix and despite the unreasonable equity in my properties, I'm deciding to hold on for the short to to leverage for a later move.  

I'm guessing I will have to move the shed, but they only gave me three days, which I think is unreasonable. thanks!

Maybe this is unreasonable based on the fact I improved the NOI and thus the cap rate would move down if anything, but not up.