I would do my due diligence on existing market rents in that area and add in all the costs associated for a rental property to calculate my ROI.

I am based in Silicon Valley and my associate is based in Chicagoland. 

REIA stands for Real Estate Investors Association. 

Vacancy, property management, maintenence/repairs, cap ex, and any neighborhood association fees are the main ones I'm thinking of.

I am a licensed associate broker in New York City, and in New York the attorneys for the seller and the buyer handles the contract negotiations.

Respected for his unique blend of creative and analytical thinking underpinned with a commitment to collaboration, intelligent risk-taking, entrepreneurial spirit and leadership presence within dynamic organizations he knows how to keep it real and close the deal.In addition to his business interests, Mark is involved in numerous community outreach and volunteer organizations including the South Brentwood Residents Association (advisory board member,) local homeless advocacy group The Giving Spirit (chairperson-fundraising, community outreach,) American Youth Soccer League (referee and division mentor,) and the Girl Scouts of America to name a few.

However, since there is no specific number associated with what is "unreasonable," what choices to I have if I live in Virginia?  

@Chris MarshallAre you part of a planned development or part of a homeowner's association?

I work with Shallenberger Realty as a associate broker and rental specialist.

@Brian BensonWelcome to Arkansas,Suggest going to the Central Arkansas Real Estate Investors Association.