Even doing something as drastic as obtaining a court order often will not result in the removal of false statements.Businesses are subject to the whims of disgruntled employee and unreasonable customers (some in attempts to intimidate the business into giving into demands).

Hi Lynn, my lease states that an inspection should be during reasonable hours and with tenant's consent, which shall not be unreasonably withheld, but it mentions no specific hrs like yours that gives them 48 hrs.  

Those taxes being what you consider to be unreasonably high is no different than the properties in your primary residence area, Los Angeles, being unreasonably overpriced. 

Hello fellow investors,I recently found a 4-plex in my neck of the woods on the MLS and a not too unreasonable price.

Those $500/month rent folks could (not unreasonably) project $5,000 turnover costs and that they'll have to evict each tenant after 2 months of non-payment.  

Even my area seems unreasonable and I'm in San bernardino county.

Many, many financial experts, economists, and fiscal analysts have consistently underestimated the scope and breadth of this most recent recessionary trend, so it wouldn't be unreasonable to believe that Obama and his advisers also underestimated the scope of the financial crisis as a whole.

Even if I interpret the interpreter question in a pro-landlord way, and require the applicant to provide an interpreter, I'm still not allowed to not rent to them because the reasonable expectation that communication with them will be an unreasonable burden since they are likely to not have that interpreter during our future communications (lease violations, late rent notices, etc).Giving the uncertainty in the law, it certainly seems like _it could_ be interpreted as discrimination to not be willing to conduct business with someone with virtually no English skills.

. $450.00/sq is unreasonable. $2,500.00 per 100 linear ft of gutters and 4 downspouts is unreasonable.

Let's say you earn $25,000 in profit for each of those five projects (not an unreasonable return on a typical deal).