The age of the home suggests that it was not built to handle the extra weight.

You need understand the market dynamics and to recognize that there are multiple metrics that can contribute to your final decision about a particular property -- and that some may carry more weight than others.

Seems that BP could carry some weight here with all these people coming on here on a daily basis.

EMD's (exact match domains) carry very little weight anymore for the search engines algorithms.

Please don't waste two months coming up with a name, designing cards, and picking the paper weight for your letterhead when you could be using that time more productively!

I've thought about doing weight limits and 'meet and greets' before I allow pets to move in.

Throwing their weight around is just a way to avoid any brain damage and make life easier on their side, which is not a good enough excuse for me.Maybe the thing to do is to plan on holding it 91 days and offer an even lower price if they make the requirement and make a higher offer if they don't.

I wouldn't put too much weight on tenants feedback on the PM.

The BPO providers sending the report in are what the bank considers "non-biased" meaning they were paid a nominal fee such as 75 bucks or so to complete an interior BPO.They give more weight to the BPO report than anything a buyers agent, sellers agent, or the buyer and seller say.

I'd weight it to how good of a tenant they are, and how likely it was to need replacing soon any way.