“Taking into account the above factors—the significant expectation of privacy, the substantial intrusion into the home, and the inefficacy of the warrantless inspections on the proffered special need—the Court finds the warrantless inspections are unreasonable.”

Most agents will expect to double-end it, which is still not unreasonable if you expect them to work both seller and buyer sides of closing the transaction (as transaction broker, or dual-agent depending on your state).

Thank you BillyAbout the $200 per hourPlease understand,taht does not mean the plumber bills $200 per hour and puts it in his pocket.What that means is in S California that is what "an above ground contractor" who is operating legally paying his taxes licenses,bonds,insurances,gasoloine,marketing ,cell phone,websites and all of the 35 sundry overhead items a legitimate competitive contractor must pay to keep the lights on and trucks on the road.This rate includes a modest 8 to 10% net profit goal.McDonalds targets and gets a 25% net profit .Surely a competent plumbing,HVAC or electrical contractor deserves to make and keep 10 cents for every dollar he takes in ,,dont you agree Billy.The other issue is we work in a open market,,,No ,,I dont get every job I bid on,,and dont expect to,,,.I would be a very rich man if I got every job I bid on and left quotes.And one of the contractors first lessons is,,you dont want to- get every job you bid on,,,some clients are very unreasonable about prices and what to expect for their money.I believe in making money,,but I also believe in giving people their moneys worth.

Is that unreasonable to ask of someone (or the country)?

RCW 59.18.150(1) The tenant shall not unreasonably withhold consent to the landlord to enter into the dwelling unit in order to... exhibit the dwelling unit to prospective or actual purchasers...(5) ...The tenant shall not unreasonably withhold consent to the landlord to enter the dwelling unit at a specified time where the landlord has given at least one day's notice of intent to enter to exhibit the dwelling unit to prospective or actual purchasers or tenants.

This wild difference in quality in tile work solely based on the human factor is unreasonable compared to pretty much every other task of residential renovation.

That does not mean there is a unreasonable fire sale at 10%.

She's fine at providing moral direction, but the standard she is trying to uphold is unreasonable.

As  @Elizabeth Colegrove said, around $200/yr, or $100/6mo as you split it is not that unreasonable I don't think..

You are unreasonable...evil landlord....blah.