That is completely unreasonable. 

Hi Erick,One major hurdle is setting the right price without the insights a real estate agent might offer, potentially affecting your home's marketability.

It is definitely getting harder the more I scale because lenders are making me jump through a million hurdles.

@Ryan Jaret it’s unreasonable to pay $600+ for a faucet replacement.

Usually it either resolves or you have to let someone out of the lease. some people are really loud and some people are unreasonable in their expectations you just hope the right one wants out. 

One of the hurdles is the doors and windows...they will have to be identical to the original, which means made of wood and sometimes even single-paned.

I enjoy construction a lot but I have a hard time being patient with unreasonable customers.

The conversion from resi to comm + the added income could drive up the value dramatically.Your only real hurdles (in terms of proceeding with production) are zoning and permitting.

On the other hand, if a Class B multi-family property is in a Class B neighborhood and will support a purchase price of $125,000 per unit, I move on to the next hurdle.

Based on the video the realtor sent the property manager, they should provide:Rent range after renovationList of recommended renovation items - These are tenant segment-specific.Pros and consTime to rentSales comps and a recommended offer price rangeBasic cash flow and ROI analyticsEstimated cost for the renovation - Note that until after the property is inspected during due diligence, you will not have an accurate renovation cost, but you need a good estimate to know if the property is viable.Mary, you are not being unreasonable.