But if you're sourcing deals to flip that isn't unreasonable.

So unless you are willing to categorize all of the Ohio State Legislature for the past 50 years or so as "Unreasonable, crazed bureaucrats with an axe to grind" then I suppose that might be accurate as well. 

Thanks to the leverage you get with an FHA loan (a 25 multiple), it's not unreasonable that you could see your $11k turn into $150k. 

Prices are just unreasonably high, you have you drop price by %20 in Austin to sell anything on market

But there are some basic bid issues owners are often unreasonable about:1) There really isn't time to get multiple bids- No heat during winter or ac during summer can often result in a municipal ticket or worse2) The job is too small to get bids- Estimated cost is $700 - how is saving 5-10% worth the time getting bids?

Just non-renew with 30 days or 60 days whatever your city asks... why do you bother to reason with unreasonable people?

@Yoana YordanovaVacant for one month, maybe two, possibly three months would you being unreasonable. hey should have at least come up with some suggestions.I would have zero confidence with them at this point.

So the enforcing agency gets to determine, but HCD is present to intervene if the enforcement agency is being unreasonable.  

Maybe The Law Is Unreasonable.

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