We don't want anything big, so $200 a square foot is not unreasonable, but would need a hand holder through the process.

If unreasonable, unlawful, etc that landlord has a LOT to lose.

CarlosI'm Scott  in Waco tx I'm an ac  and electrical contractor and own 14 unitsIt seems they didn't mind the tstat not working properly until it stopped coolingThey should have alerted you when they noticed it not working since they didn't they are responsible for their assumed larger billIf they are leaving let them leave and change the locks and if tenants are responsible for utilities it's their problem If it happened to be a long term tenant that you liked maybe make a small adjustment I own 8 about that size that doesn't seem to unreasonable for a summer bill assuming it's all electricCheck and make sure it's insulated that helps w tenants bills which makes it easier for them to pay rent and your equipment doesn't have to run as long

Is this unreasonable?

She (her cat) as the tenant caused 'unreasonable wear and tear.'.

I have a potential tenant who claims that the pet deposit is unreasonable and her two dogs don't cause damage.

Agents do have their time to wasted by investors with unreasonable expectations.

@Melvin List  Well, 20% down isn't unreasonable if the ROI is acceptable.  

Not unreasonably, but it might be depending on the situation...If you are selling a property to the general public, most will probably come with a agent.

Sometimes the exact problem causing it to be distressed is the seller's unreasonable expectations on price.