I can't imagine a landlord, in these circumstances, would be unreasonable with a tenant who is facing hardship and risk losing out on cash flow versus working something out.  

For others, with other obligations like family, school, other work, etc, they will gladly pay a reasonable (or unreasonable) amount to be spoonfed lol. 

.$2k sounds actually doesn’t seem unreasonable for a multi-parcel problem... and I would ask the seller to pay it or I would walk, assuming this is during a study period.

Bank just came back with some financing stipulations but they don't seem unreasonable.

This tenant is showing you that she is unreasonable and will be nothing but a pain in the a** going forward.

I'm sure this situation can play out, so far we have been fortunate, as far as lot rent I would pay the lot rent and then let tenants pay you back otherwise you could end up with large back lot rents you will need to do what parks want or they will force you out by making unreasonable demands for approving tenantsgood luck

I know NJ is tough to evict, and maybe this wasn't unreasonable (it's the reason I'm not investing in NJ anymore).

So yes I thought with such early notice and you're still getting rent for April, May and June on a lease which expires July 19th was not an unreasonable request. 

I think $40k closing costs is unreasonable for a $1M purchase for NYS.

Unless you are on the board, you won't have much control over unreasonable special assessments, HOA due increases, new laws about no rentals, and restrictions on what you can and can't do to your property, how many people can live there, etc.