Based on the video the realtor sent the property manager, they should provide:Rent range after renovationList of recommended renovation items - These are tenant segment-specific.Pros and consTime to rentSales comps and a recommended offer price rangeBasic cash flow and ROI analyticsEstimated cost for the renovation - Note that until after the property is inspected during due diligence, you will not have an accurate renovation cost, but you need a good estimate to know if the property is viable.Mary, you are not being unreasonable.

I wanted to make sure it was an unreasonable loss of the huge (to me) cash flow I had gained by working over 3,000 hours a year in the construction sphere.

The plot of the story is usually about an innocent host being taken advantage of by a dishonest or unreasonable guest. 

Buying a fixer seems unreasonable given I have a day job. 

Are my expectations unreasonable for a GP in a short term rental agreement or are they justified?

Honestly I haven’t had that much luck with my Lowe’s credit card which I’ve had for years even though I make a 6 figure income and have asked them to increase the limit several times they still have kept it unreasonably low (under $4,000) which doesn’t get me far owning 25 units now.

Seems a little bit aggressive, but if both the buyer and seller agree on the allocation and complete Form 8594, I don't see a problem with it (other than potential unreasonable allocations).

I'm renting the place at 1495 currently and, based on comps, this doesn't seem like an unreasonable price.

Got to be careful and really clear here - its not an unreasonable ask - but its a totally different request (and will be challenging) to be requesting capital investment from a partner with zero actual monetary "skin in the game"

Or is that an unreasonable thing to expect out of an agent?