@Russell Brazil I would love to purchase in this area, but the prices just seem unreasonable.

The law also states that:"It is the intent of the Legislature that an ADU ordinance adopted by a local agency has the effect of providing for the creation of ADUs and that provisions in this ordinance relating to matters including unit size, parking, fees, and other requirements, are not so arbitrary, excessive, or burdensome so as to unreasonably restrict the ability of homeowners to create ADU's in zones in which they are authorized by local ordinance.Do you think that 300 sq feet is an "excessive" provision that "unreasonably restricts" your ability to create an ADU?

I might allow them to continue managing until they don't perferm (can't lease up your house in a reasonable time or don't get maintenance don't properly or too epensive) or prices, fees start to seem unreasonable, then start shopping around.

Joel Brown I always get sellers to pay closing costs for my buyers but rarely have my sellers pay closing costs unless they're added on top of the purchase price. 2 weeks is unreasonable in my opinion and I wouldn't accept it, your lender needs time to do the loan and most appraisers are very booked out right now.

Jason,West Ashley is a great area, but the prices are starting to become unreasonable there.

I wonder if anyone has tried the argument that they are stuck in a long term lease and doubling a fixed cost like property taxes is unreasonable.

I am set to carry my properties through any potential down turn but do not expect anything to unreasonable.

If you are acting as the listing agent on your property it would not seem unreasonable to me to offer them a 3% buyers agent commission.

It certainly isn't unreasonable. 

The seller in my opinion has been unreasonable from start to finish.