The only way you know if it's unreasonable is if they say no, so it's worth asking.

The realtor by the way sent me a letter a month in advance that they would no longer be managing the property a week after I told them to take it off the market for sale which I chose to do out of "total discust" by the A-holes that did throw unreasonable offers too the realtor to ask me.

Not to leave the pet unattended for any unreasonable periods of time.6.

Is it unreasonable to buy something 1000 miles from where I live and have a property mgmt company handle the day to day? 

Looks like 5.5% does not sound unreasonable.

Do the math on the 401k for your situation, for most people having that tax savings now is a good thing and having diversity beyond RE is not unreasonable, but if your other loans are bringing in enough cash flow that you wouldn't be in a tough spot if one went vacant or the rental market turned, I don't see much point in paying those down.

If they are expecting you to fix everything that makes a creak, they have unreasonable expectations and you should probably hit them with the happy clause.

that is an unreasonable expectation.  

Because a partner's approval can not be unreasonably denied, not a good tactic if you get sued and everything in a contract needs to be first class, needs to hold up in front of a judge, otherwise, why have good contracts.The financing contingency is the strongest one you have, it is customary, it's been tested in courts, it allows a lender to say no for many reasons, if it has a bad inspection it needs to be fixed or they don't lend!

Is this unreasonable?