and they viewed my property as a fresh start to their life and treated it as such - I screen all of my applicants on their individual merit and to blindly strike entire groups and categories of population from your applicant pool is not good business no matter what you believe 

These are both great viewpoints and I see the merit of both.

As defendant, you may be able to show that the Plaintiff doesn't own the property and the proceeding is without merit.

Now I am working with a client from Europe and apparently standards are higher in Europe than US for Industrial properties so my opinion may not have merit.

With the online resources available now, even the most out of touch, out of area homeowner is three clicks away from being able to evaluate whether an unsolicited offer merits any kind of response. 

Does it have merit?

We seen that you just applied for a line for Company A, so we can't give you as much now"..............Or will they both be based on their own merits.

The 10 minute offer is just a simple quick way to determine if the deal has enough merit going after.

Sitting on its own merits, it's a nice house, not that old and in a good neighborhood.   

(I bought the condo 8 years back for 75k, with it valued now at 150k), So need to figure out how much I would make after selling costs, paying taxes on the appreciation & for the depreciation which I already took in prior years.Option-2Take a Home equity loan on the condo, Invest that money for Higher returns on syndication offerings as a passive investor.Any merits & demerits of either options.