I won't allow myself to be rushed through a move out inspection/checklist process.My comment is not a reflection of the original poster's situation and I do think that some of these deductions sound unreasonable.

I'm am working with a seller current that is completely unreasonable when it comes to just seeing the property.  

I've seen property list for over $300,000 in that area so my numbers don't seem unreasonable but I still want to know what the pros think.Could I sell the duplex for $275,000-$299,000 on just "the numbers"?

Nothing you have stated seems unreasonable from a lenders perspective.

Even if they do not you may have legal recourse on the premise they are being unreasonable withholding release of the requirement.

If you are doing all the work, but they are putting in all the cash, I'd say something like 60/40 or 70/30 isn't unreasonable.If there's a property manager, and all you are doing is picking out the places, and maybe making some quick phone calls, I'd say 80/20 or even 90/10 isn't unreasonable.

Just a shout out to see what everyone does when a seller has expectations that are just beyond the scope of reality.I've been getting sellers that feel their early 20th century, termite infested, never-been-updated, l...

The last thing we'd want to do is buy at a price that's unreasonably high, and find ourselves in a bad position down the road.  

Just writing to ensure that I am not being unreasonable.

I've found the banks to be completely unreasonable, and frustrating to work with.