I'm sure you are correct about the AirBnB rating system being unfair or not comparable to hotel ratings, but it is unrealistic to expect the occasional AirBnB user to know all the details behind the ratings and then account for them accordingly. 

However, I did not like that they took so long to get back to me (1 mos) which left me hardly any time to find a deal and also I found the parameters unrealistic for the amount of time allotted. 

I feel a bit more confident now knowing that the drive would not be unrealistic should I have to make multiple trips per week.Thank you all for your comments,  they really did help and I'm very appreciative

The answers matter because that tells us if Roofstock made mistakes, if you had certain expectations that were unrealistic, made assumptions, if there are holes in your due diligence, or a combination of those things. 

-unrealistic planning?

However; the agent should do as Joel mentioned and screen their clients beforehand, and refuse to work with buyers with unrealistic expectations. 

Very unrealistic for me. 

A lot of sellers are completely unrealistic about what their house should sell for, and a lot of realtors just pump out numbers and encourage any kind of ridiculousness because their game is listings - selling 1% of 1000 listings is better than selling 5% of 100 listings. 2.

They will say they just redid this and that etc. and expenses are only 35%.They say this to justify a higher number.What they aren't saying that if your time horizon as the buyer is a 10 year hold before selling then costs might look like this.Year 1- 35%, 2 - 38%, 3- 43%, 4- 47%, 5- 50%, 6 - 53% etc.35% is unrealistic but the point is over the 10 year spread your average expenses will be much higher than what the seller is quoting plus they want you to pay a low expense price today.

Would it be unrealistic to ask for a $500k line of credit tied to my portfolio?