Is that unrealistic?

That last one looks very unrealistic for the mls.

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?

Sounds like unrealistic seller and broker/agent has a headache from the listing.It's the sellers right to reject,accept,counter the offer.

So I think #3 is not unrealistic in our market.I should re-phrase my question: Ignore option 1, because obviously we will request this.

Do you think it is unrealistic to ask him to do no money down?

They are asking 200k, which I believe is unrealistic unless you really not planning to make any money on it.

Yes, your agent and/or lender may have led you astray w/ unrealistic expectations, but ultimately it's your name being signed that commits to the specific performance requirements of the contract.Sorry to hear of the lost escrow, but it appears that seller is fully entitled to it.  

So, it is unrealistic to expect the subject property to sell at 420-440 given the comp for the REO/Flip for Property #1 since it is nearly 200 sq feet less sf?  

If the price is unrealistic, time on market will usually bring them back to earth.