But at the same time, I don't think its unreasonable for them to ask for minor improvements like fresh paint or whatever since the place is kind of dingy and I'd like to have an amiable relationship with these people.  

Most places are in the expansion phase right now, some are further along than others, but we're certainly seeing an unreasonable amount of new building for multi's.

Perhaps you know him personally and can better judge.What I do know is that there are quite a few people on BP with unreasonable levels of expectations for wholesalers as a a whole, who because of the actions of a few, blame all indiscriminately.

A little background on the situation: My parents neighbor has her property listed on Zillow as "For Sale by Owner". She has also had a "For Sale" sign in her yard for close to 6 months now. Property Details: (Per Coun...

I don't know what the laws are on this, but it would be totally unreasonable for her to not give them a copy of the key. 

@Daria B.FSBO's are some of the hardest people to work with and are often incredibly unreasonable.  

In my experience, these costs typically run at least 10% of the resale price -- in this case, about $12,000.So, if you purchase for $85K, put $10K in rehab and then $12K in fixed costs, you're looking at a profit of $13-23K on a $120-130K sale price.That's a thin deal, but not completely unreasonable. 

That is not unreasonable for this area according to rentometer.

The request for a tenants tax return is odd, but not unreasonable, depending on the situation.  

This might sound unreasonable to some and reasonable to others.