I currently own a single family residence in LA county that I am planning to build a detached unit (SB9) and then subdivide the property using SB9.I have a mortgage on the house so I'll need a partial lien release from the bank to split the lot and wanted to be careful that I don't do anything to compromise my chances of success.

I always look for homes that provide the best possible amenities and conditions without compromising my renters.

Is the whole structure compromised?

I would consider a compromise solution - don't completely eliminate theming but add it to just a few rooms and do it in a tasteful "sophisticated" way that won't be off putting to family members.

Why should I compromise on the price?"

And if the exit is compromised, LPs will take the hit mostly.

Instead of complaining to them about their high fees, ask them what, exactly, justifies a particular fee, and then suggest compromise.

If you really save $2500 pay it down to remaining 18 payments and compromise.

If I had a tenant who was medically compromised to the point of being a serious health issue I would consider a hotel stay.However, having grown up in San Antonio from 1st grade thur 11th grade with no AC in the house, i am less sympathetic in giving hotel assistance to my tenants.  

We turn down way more loans than we fund due to risk sensitivity and I don't compromise to fund faster.