Unless you suspect that your tenants are capable of the disciplined financial commitment of controlling their spending and saving up their income to put a down payment on a house, the tedious paperwork and financial self-examination necessary to get a loan, and the confidence to sign on the dotted line and assume the uncertain responsibility of owning a home.The sad fact is, however, that most C-class tenants of my acquaintance struggle with these things unreasonably.

What you are doing is not unreasonable, but I think you should take being an agent seriously and work at it.

Could you fill a manufacturing vacancy without unreasonable loss?

Am I being unreasonable?

Account Closed I don't think your request is unreasonable at, rather it's what you should do.

Is this an unreasonable price?

The $250,000 is less than my recent appraisal of $255,000 so I'm not asking an unreasonable amount.

. $50k price difference at $400 to $500k wouldn't be an unreasonable expectation in many places.

I try to just use them for paperwork, negotiations, and some small advice only.I don't believe I am being unreasonable but I am open to hearing what other investors think.

Seller wants the loan of $48,000 paid off, and to "walk away with $10,000", which is very unreasonable for the below numbers, so I'm thinking I could easily talk her down.