Considering all of that, the fee does not seem unreasonable to me.

That’s not something unreasonable.

Challenges:1) Timing - PMCs don't always have time to communicate with an owner as roughly 20% of the time they need to make a "spot" decision.2) Owners NOT Responding Timely - this gets so bad at times we've had to resort to messages ending with, " if we don't hear back from you within X days, you'll force us to use our best judgment subject to your portfolio's available funds".3) Unreasonable - some want MORE than 3 bids, want bids on nonsensical stuff. 4) Desperate Owners - we know many have mortgages to pay, but when something needs fixing, we are NOT a lender to cover the cost and pay ourselves back with future rents!

I don't particularly care right now - all of my responses are essentially "thanks for the kind words it was great having you as a guest" or similar, but on the day when you get an unreasonable review and you want to respond it seems like no one will be able to see it.  

This will translate to them charging what may seem like a lot of money for a small problem, as the chances of having to deal with a problem for an extended period of time are real from that point on.That being said, if the other landlord is being unreasonable and requires a contractor to do the work, you may not really have a work-around.

If the pre-renovation appraisal was $200K and you put ~$11K into improvements, $215K–$220K isn’t unreasonable, but don’t bank on it being appraised as a full 5-bed if that lower level doesn’t qualify.Appraisers will focus on livable square footage and condition improvements more than the “label” of the room.

Unless the cost is unreasonably high, I think most of the people here exclusively for self-promotion will likely pay the fee regardless, which will incentivize BP to bring in more of them.

Does that seem unreasonable?

Then, realizing taxes reduced her profit, the landlord increased the demand yet again, to $725 per month.The Special Needs Board paid an astounding $4,000 before finally refusing to continue under these fluctuating, unreasonable demands.When we finally went to court, Bethany’s case manager detailed the situation, including the landlord’s threats of sending Bethany to a homeless shelter if payments weren’t made.

Since the heating was outdated I asked to get forced air AC + Heating with duct installed (This sounded unachievable to me as well)To my surprise my agent argued with me saying that they would not accept any conditions and did not put an offer in the end.Am I being unreasonable or should I change my realtor?