That’s not something unreasonable.

Hi All- I've got a couple multi's in my portfolio that I've been fortunate enough to buy in cash. But I'm looking at a 5 unit that I'd buy under my LLC and I'm getting rates from a broker between 7.5-8% on 30 yr fixed...

My intention was to point out the lack of understanding of what the coverage actually offers and how most investors acquire the coverage with unreasonable expectations.

Quote from @Bruce Woodruff: Quote from @Marcus Auerbach: No, just no. 100% up front is unreasonable and dangerous. 

It doesn't seem unreasonable at all to request the open rate, kpis, etc.

It seems unreasonable and incredibly inefficient to me to force a fishing expedition to get landlords to give up their lease info.Another approach to consider is contacting a real estate brokerage for a BPO (broker price opinion).

The tenant called me yelling and screaming and even had her case worker call me saying the rent increase was unreasonable. 

A bit unreasonable or is this the price to pay for out of state rentals? 

They sound like they are going to be a pain, so I'd just say no.Call the security deposit a non-refundable deposit that will become their security deposit upon possessionfor entry-clarify -what the tenant requested is not unreasonable. 

Rise48 is raising preferred equity at a valuation that is not market, with income growth projections that are unreasonable, and putting $7,000,000 of new investor cash back in their pockets... $7,000,000!!