@Eric Fichera Buy A/B  located properties, keep up with all local permitting & licensing, use a well drafted and fair lease, don’t unreasonably withhold deposits and be a responsive landlord or hire a responsive PM and you won’t have anything to worry about.

This may not be unreasonable for a real estate investor to do but since he lives in Hawaii with the highest long term property value appreciation in the western hemisphere, just something to think about? 

Their push here is that nobody owns a car, and everybody uses public transportation.Rent here is going up in part due to raising interest rates, the Covid ban on evictions, where people stopped paying, more single people, not starting families, and the unreasonable demand that young people seem to have to own a large house, just like their parents had, not realizing that many started in smaller houses.

It is not an unreasonable request for her to ask for proof that you paid what you said to have the items repaired. 

Don't hesitate to push back if requests seem unreasonable or start piling up.

Guests were rude to my face, made unreasonable demands to the point that I felt uncomfortable in my own home. 

There is nothing here that seems unreasonable, I would push back on the $75 in person service, and I want 3 bids on every reno project if they're charing 12.5% to manage.

Buyer warrants and covenants not to take any enforcement action against any Obligor that would be commercially unreasonable or create any liability for Seller.

I’ve always believed that if the lender is a “partner” sharing exposure and not an at cost money provider dividing the profit of the deal into three sections is appropriate   MoneyMarketingManagement This said it’s not unreasonable to allow a minimum return after “X” profit.  

That rarely happens and is an unreasonable expectation.