They tried to make it seem like she was being unreasonable, but they couldn't even tell me what the repairs were that she was asking for. 

Thanks for reading BP family and let me know if I am being unreasonable and what you all think or what you would offer.

My question, is this Unreasonable?

Most unreasonable offers won't be countered or get countered at list price or list price minus $500.

Overall, I know that it is unreasonable for a management company to spend a lot of time shopping for every repair, but to single bid a major CapEx seems to not reasonable.Just wondering what everyone's else experiences with similar situations is.  

Someone could have viewed my property with a much higher and unreasonable price point in mind, when they might have paid something closer to what I would be willing to negotiate with.  

@Kevin HillYour buyer sounds a little unreasonable.

If lenders tell people it is not then 80% will comply and they will be left with the remaining savvy 20% to deal with.With 25% down in my view it is unreasonable for them to ask for collateral on your other property UNLESS the property you are buying is a value add type deal that is not stabilized and has more risk for a loan.Another situation where a lender might request it is if the LTV is 80 or 85% and the metrics are very tight for extra security.

To jump up to three is a huge leap and pretty unreasonable unless you had the crews and staging set up for the PM in place.I am not beating you up I just feel that you need to think things through before making a huge jump.

I can understand them not being happy with the situation, but there are reasonable and unreasonable ways to handle a situation and they definitely crossed the line.