I look at the report and I can't find anything totally unreasonable in there as far as comps. 

.+ Gross Potential Income $750,000 (this is pre-pandemic rent)- Vacancy 2% (again pre-pandemic data)- Expense $140,000- Debt service cost $240,000+ Principal reduction $85,000NOI = $440,000Cap rate = 5+%I understand that assuming gross potential income at pre pandemic levels and vacancy rate of 2% when current vacancy is 33% (2 out of 6) is unreasonable and even insanity but everyone is SF does their math this way.

It's nice to have, but a dip likely won't hit rents, and it's unreasonable for me to assume that the economy will be all rainbows and sunshine for the rest of my life. 

But in this market where deals are frequently won in multiple offers at higher prices, think it's prudent to be patient and wait for a deal that doesn't require unreasonable risk in exchange for the expected return. 

It's not an unreasonable question. 

@Danny GelfenbaumIf you think that price is unreasonable do it yourself. 🤦🏻‍♂️ Some people think everything should be free.

If your purchase ends up less you'll pay tax only on the difference like @Nathan Meeker said.It's not unreasonable that "hand quarters" be built on site after you purchase. 

This went from crap work, to it being about me telling Scott Flynn of Road Runner Construction to never return and how I was unreasonable for doing so.  

I realize this is unreasonable to ask for all these repairs.

Michigan and they were bureaucratic, autocratic, inefficient, unresponsive, and unreasonable.