This might just be me, but I feel like an unreasonable amount of my time gets eaten up chasing documents.Leases that need signatures, background checks, insurance COIs, W-9s from vendors, stuff from brokers or attorneys that was “sent already” but somehow never arrives.It’s not even hard work, it’s just repetitive and annoying.

What is unreasonable to me may not be unreasonable to the next person.

In their asking price they used $10,500 in commercial rent to fill in the NOI valuation.I understand it is fully unreasonable to use $0 for the commercial units rents even though they are currently vacant, but shouldn't there be a discount factor based on how difficult it would be to fill the space? 

.* He said it was too much to take the trash and recycling off the property in one trip because he has a tiny car, and that the amount was unreasonable.

Although somewhat debatable, but 7 hours of between-guests cleaning is also unreasonable and does not fly.I just read an analysis of this case from a very well known real estate tax firm, a peer of mine.

Walk in and say something like "Look, I know you probably think we're being unreasonable here, and that we should have caught the lease issues sooner..."

That’s not unreasonable, but it is the area I would focus on tightening up first if possible.

., on the face your expectations don't sound unreasonable. 

Syndications that hawk unreasonable returns and unbelievable risks while raking in chunks of fees for the syndicators, sometimes people who have almost no experience or knowledge in the products they're selling. 

TBH if you are only spending 2 hours per property that doesn't sound like an unreasonable amount of time each year.