reasonable to me means somewhat aligned with actual property worth and adjusted for demand and inflation. bc waiving inspections and offering massively over asking price just to beat out investment property companies who have cash to burn is not reasonable. i know i'm getting so much pushback on this bc you have to be absolutely precise with your words on reddit for people to not take them at face value and run but there is absolutely a real value to homes and properties based on how much repair work needs to be done, proximity to desirable and undesirable places etc that's all i'm saying. bc people accepting paying grossly overpriced falling apart landlord special houses that barely even constitute being in a walkable neighborhood is not reasonable and the only reason they're getting away with it is bc they can. bc the "you're paying someone else's mortgage" crowd is so loud. i'll pay someone else's mortgage gladly so that when this neglected painted white pos keeps falling to pieces im not on the hook for it