The buyer/author was also being a bit unreasonable; letting the sale drift and threatening a lawsuit over $30/month which she arrived at using bad math. 

Also, I think $650/mo is conservative and that getting $700 or $750/mo isn't unreasonable.

I find most wholesalers charge between 5 to 10k assignment fee and I don't, think it is unreasonable.

I don't mean to sound unreasonably negative.

I dont think that $4500 is unreasonable to remove all floor coverings and the majority of the subfloor.

By that time, if you pay down the principle balance as quickly as possible its not unreasonable to expect to be a multi millionaire with 2 Million in real estate assets and a gross cash flow of $1500 a month per property.

It seems like having to wait several months for them to take follow up action is unreasonable. 

Would it be unreasonable to charge them a fee although they would be getting the storage unit?

Would it be unreasonable to charge them a fee although they would be getting the storage unit?

Pompano, Fort Lauderdale and Hollywood are all duplex areas however many of them are in rough areas and the prices are unreasonable.