One of them I've applied to my career ("Always make the other guy look like the unreasonable a-hole").

The reasonable man adapts himself to the world: the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself.

It is not rents are going up as much as they were unreasonably depressed for decades...IMO.

Anything beyond what you have listed is unreasonable IMO unless it is the standard for your market.

If I only used 65% for example, the number of properties available in my rental market would be very limited and that would reflect an unreasonable degree of risk willing to be accepted to actually be "in the business".

I don't think it's unreasonable.

We are looking into buying in Jamaica for long term investment and retirement.Will be working on the analysis in the coming months.One major issue we are finding is that local mortgage rates are unreasonable in the 12 - 15% based on the local currency.

To use the 50% rule in negotiations is to make the unreasonable assumption that the probabilities of incurring each expense line item is EXACTLY the same for each and every property ANYWHERE.

There seems to be little reason, IMO, to send a 5-day notice given that it will accomplish little at this point so your advice is not unreasonable though I think the reasoning can be simply be that it is ineffective.

With that being said, if all these extra people are causing an unreasonable amount damage to your property or staying overnight, then that’s different.