Most of us can look at a deal and see when the profit or commissions are reasonable and when they are unreasonable and fraud or deception has occurred.

I agree with Will above that cowardice knows no bounds in banking but on this one I have to say they are not being entirely unreasonable.  

If you wanted a retail price and it wasn't in retail condition, that sounds like an unreasonable expectation.

Maybe this is totally unreasonable here in Sacramento.

I don't think it's unreasonable for people to share their experience on here with Kansas City Turnkey providers, both good and bad.

Since then I've turned my attention to more turnkey small-MFR properties that may need some lipstick, but I still want to BRRRR at some point in the future.That stars aligning is ideal, but like you said it's an unreasonable expectation. 

Anyone with a WORSE financial position is even deeper on the wrong side of creating risk for sellers, in my opinion.This puts unreasonable risk on the seller. 

Because we lived it two of the last five years if I sell it within the next 11 weeks I won't have to pay capital gains tax. in case your not familiar with this market, at this time, 11 weeks is not unreasonable and homes in this price range generally go under contract in a few days.

They are easy to deal with, pay on time and have not made unreasonable maintenance requests.

Obviously to me, it wouldn’t make sense in this particular scenario for the TK provider to lower their price by $35k off the original asking price, that would be quite unreasonable to expect I think.