My real estate agent told me that 6 months isn't an unreasonable amount of time for a house to take that long.

However, I agree that it would be plausible for a judge to determine that the late fee is unreasonable even without a statute. 

Sellers in those cases have unreasonable expectations/opinions about the value of their property and have found an agent who was willing to cater to their delusions.

I would also tell them they are better off with some wet behind the ear agent who knows no better and will listen to your unreasonable expectations of what a realtor should doRemember this is an investing site..

Any type of mentorship would be EXTREMELY appreciated, and I will put all of my efforts into making the most of any assistance offered.And, is a request like this unreasonable?

The LL has to make a 'reasonable accommodation' and imposing a health issue to another tenant would be the same level of un-reasonability as the tenant needing an elevator and expecting the LL to allow one to be installed.

They increased the frequency of the inspections and the inspector is unreasonable.

Throw enough money at the access problem and it can be solved, even with the federal government or the Corps of Engineers, which usually aren't that unreasonable out of the Little Rock Office. :) As to Brandon's mission:Topography is more of an issue, in rugged terrain it might be developed for some use, but what is the cost of curing the problem.

A traveling sales man can probably store boxes of toothbrushes and brushes in the garage without any unreasonable concern as he sells the inventory on a route, a bit of judgment applies, certainly he can't store lawnmowers in crates or bathroom fixtures or gas welding supplies.

If it does not fit your criteria or if they are unreasonable put them on the back burner and follow up with them in a couple weeks to see what they are up too.