$2000 seems unreasonable though.

Be careful with pro-forma estimates, 45% operating budget on a fourplex isn't unreasonable at all.One thing I may suggest is starting to run deals like this by a commercial lender- residential lenders don't even look at the property's ability to cash flow if the buyer is strong.

I also love that you guys made a "low" offer, but it wasn't unreasonable because you had the research and analysis to back it up.

We have obviously have unreasonable neighbor, he copy and paste from the internet he found that said * Regardless of if there is property damage, a land owner may sue he neighbor to make that neighbor trim the branches that encroach the landowner's property. ( we had respond and cut down the trees. so done). * serious harm caused by encroaching tree limbs or tree root may give rise to a lawsuit.

FHA has some unreasonably strict standards for inspection.

Unfortunately the home prices around my area is, well, a bit unreasonable so I was looking to invest in in properties in out of state.

IE. she cannot just make unreasonable demands and expect you to fulfill them.You mention California is a very tenant friendly state and I see you are in Milburn.

It seems that $450k is unreasonable given the numbers presented so far.  

If the hope is to spin off extra money to buy rentals, that isn't unreasonable, but the focus to start should be on flipping houses only because that will be the thrust of your work for at least several months to start.

Assuming he is not mistaken, is it unreasonable to request an agent to remove the on-premise sign and replace with a off-premise (directional / pointer) sign.