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Jack B. Living in a four-plex with three tenants who have constant needs
29 September 2016 | 3 replies
For one thing, when you need or want to say no to something you think it unreasonable, you state it as a rule."
John Laabs Buying an existing rental property - what do do about current
8 March 2017 | 10 replies
Since it hasn't been mentioned you can bribe them to leave but unless they become a problem, or are dramatically under market rent you are probably wasting money if you do that.Lastly, be careful not to make them jump through unreasonable hoops after title transfer.  
Christine Swaidan Getting Bids. Is Not Giving Details of Charges Acceptable?
22 March 2017 | 28 replies
We do itemize our scopes because we believe it brings value to the customer however if a customer wants to rip up most of it and only have us do items that others can't do cheaper then we will no longer be their contractor simple as that as a contractor you have to sometimes fire your unreasonable customers just like at times an investor has to fire an unreasonable contractor...
Samantha Jee Heeeelp!! Tenant issues and mold
9 March 2017 | 37 replies
That demand email makes them sound unreasonable (read: delusional). 
David Tiemann Do I make a bathroom Handicapped Accessible for a current tenant?
31 March 2017 | 35 replies
I would let the tenant know you are researching your obligations for their request which doesn't seem unreasonable
Brian Bern permits/CO's in New York 40 years ago
25 March 2008 | 2 replies
That seems quite unreasonable.
Jacob Ashley Properties with min: 12% cash-on-cash return (at 80/20 leverage)
20 January 2020 | 16 replies
Searching for markets with properties that meet or exceed the following criteria:- cash-on-cash return of at least 12%- annual appreciation of at least inflation plus 2%-3%- low crime area- strong school system areaAbove targets to be reached after provision for the budget assumptions below:- 10% vacancy- 10% of rent for property management fee- 10% of rent for CAPEX- 5%-10% of rent for general Operating Expenses- 1%-3% of property value for insurance- 1%-3% of property value for taxes- 10% of rent for misc. expense retainer- debt service on 80% leverage Are my expectations unreasonable, or have you experienced/come across properties in locations where I could achieve these targets?
Cole Fleishour Tenant refusing my entrance of property due to COVID
4 January 2021 | 106 replies
It means the tenant has the right to not have the landlord interfere unreasonably in their possession of the home while they are renting it, their right to quietly enjoy the property without the landlord's interference.I think landlords forget to put themselves into the shoes of a renter. 
Philip Mullinax Tenant Repair Overdue
28 March 2019 | 53 replies
Since this was my first toilet I had to replace the price seemed high, but I didn't think it was unreasonable considering how bad the toilet was. 
Tony Ngo Tenant wants to add in husband with criminal record - need advice
18 December 2023 | 66 replies
This is magnified by a great deal when it comes to people that are unreasonable