I have, in many ways, a great tenant. They've been renting for 3 years and have never even had a late payment. It's a mid-range property in my area ($1,200/mo.) and I'm really lucky to not have a vacancy for this long...

Do banks then structure the payments over time.Getting the house ready to sell probably means investing $20,000 for plumbing and water problems, and to me it seems unreasonable to invest that much and still have to sell the house for a loss?

Was she without water/heat/bathroom for an unreasonable amount of time? 

Background:  The tenant has made unreasonable demands since day 1 and I regret ever renting to them.  

I had one deemed unreasonable once by the town inspector guy.

I just don't understand how you get asked for free comps that is unreasonable in my opinion. 

What he does know it the exchange is unreasonable. 

She mentioned her brother was a contractor a while ago which leads me to believe she had him take care of it so that we can get hit with an unreasonable bill come court and that would be deducted from rent.

I hear the HOA is rather picky and unreasonable.

Is this unreasonable?