Secondly, we have weighted Sec 8 or tenants on disability, SSI or other guaranteed income heavier than previously.Lastly, I have allowed vacancies to go unfilled despite demand from tenants I would have previously accepted.  

Look at it as a weighted average cost of capital approach. 

I think B is going to be the star performer, followed by A.Property Expense Ratio: Probably looking more in the 40-45% as opposed to 50-55%.I don't factor too much weight to this measurement. 

The difference between the two are that the special form has coverage for Theft, Water Damage and Weight of Snow Ice and Sleet.

In the 1960's and 1970'swe used to measure the quality of paint by the weight of the can! 

We removed a lot of weight from the existing chimney (probably close to 50% of its total weight) by removing the top portion but still question its structural integrity long term based on the decay of the base. 

HUD does not allow you to enlarge any windows or doors, add weight to the roof, or to replace any wall material with something heavier (for example, replacing paneling with drywall).

I understand giving applicants a break on the student loans and If I were renting and personally interviewing the applicants some consideration for exceptional applicants , but i’m curious to why you don’t put too much weight on credit in general.

Have contingencies & buy outs, discuss what ifs, know the equity splits, and don't get super resentful if you feel like you're pulling more weight (have the discussion asap if you begin feeling that way).3) as far as the deal structure, you're going to miss more than one opportunity if you're using traditional financing.

More labor and more weight for dumping.