If the offer is deemed ‘unreasonable’ the Commissioner may immediately reject the offer and leave the property available to all bidders.

I think that's rather high and unreasonable but I'm not from this area originally so what do I know.

This COC may seem unreasonably high at face value, but the MHP niche has not yet been consolidated.

I thought it seemed a little high but not totally unreasonable. 

I want too much, and it's unreasonable.  

If there is any debt in the business that the buyer will be assuming, it wouldn't be unreasonable for them to net it against any cash and EV to come up with the Equity Value (the ultimate purchase price).Regarding the "deal in the works," it's backloaded, so I would argue that it would be unfair, if the certainty of success is that high, that any contribution made by the deal be excluded for purposes of valuation (in fact, it should be annualized and taken into consideration).You will also want to add back any salaries that you are paying yourself, as that will not be an item going forward.

In context of this post, it is not unreasonable for commercial leaders to lend more than the purchase price... and even more than the basis, as long as the lender's portfolio underwriting standards are met.

@Russell Brooks welcome to the site.That is not unreasonable at all.

If you think it is unreasonable, tell her exactly that.

They are 4 adults and 4 kids.Their reason for not taking me up on my offer to let them stay somewhere else is that they said its unreasonable to find last minute accommodations and the cost was prohibitive.They're claiming false advertising (due to the omission) and the guy with a bad back got zero sleep and his dream vacation was ruined.