They are not priced to financially cripple a person so it's not unreasonable to have one in your "arsenal".

It's an illegal 'unreasonable restraint on alienation' [U.S.

If you've got a seller that bought a TK without proper analysis and perhaps unreasonable performance expectations, and now is trying to sell without proper pricing, doesn't it make you wonder about their role in the deal gone bad?  

And you may find yourself in the position of having to obey laws that are unjust or unreasonable.

It *may* be a bit on the unreasonable side, assuming 25% ROI annually, however, this is totally possible if you are aggressive... 

I think the gist here is that tenants will be tenants and expecting them to treat a property that they rent as wonderfully as you treat your own that you have invested your time and money into is just an unreasonable expectation.

I've found that banks are not willing to negotiate, they're stingy and oftentimes unreasonable.

While those are not unreasonable requests, it could come off as a pain in the butt buyer.

.- He will be responsible for paying immediately for unreasonable/abnormal repairs or property damage caused by his choice of use (weed smoke, hole in wall, whatever).

When you are buying in a hot market, it's unreasonable to expect that any property with significant leverage is going to have strong (if any) cash flow.