Do I have unrealistic pricing expectations for a 4/2 single family home built in 1915 in Louisville?

Prices just too unrealistic.  

Some FSBO sellers have unrealistic expectations of the value of their property and little interest in negotiating anything.

I'm happy to work hard knowing that the objective is achievable and not unrealistic. 

@Jeremy England I've gone to roughly 20 properties now (not sure if that's a lot), but I feel my agent getting frustrated because he says my criteria is unrealistic.

While it's true many FSBO owners ask unrealistic prices, some of them ask too low, especially in a rising market, and if you get to them first. 

In general, I am hoping to understand estimated costs AND to gain a better understanding of the process (is this terribly unrealistic or feasible based on scale).http://u.zillow.com/p2jtLC/Thanks!  

Key things to look for:  not enough economic vacancy, overly-aggressive physical vacancy assumptions, too much rent growth, not enough expense growth, unrealistic exit cap rate assumptions, missing a future re-assessment of property taxes, and not enough of an expense budget (payroll is the one I most often see understated).  2) Conservative assumptions. 

To be fair, it is would be worth more now that the renovations are done, however I'm told they do these evals as a "drive-by appraisal" so basically would not know what I have done anyway.Is an unrealistic rate of appreciation a fair argument against the jump in property tax increases on a foreclosure?

Therefore, many times they will have very tight and unrealistic guidelines that may not make sense, because they really do not want to focus on that space.