So, submitting without any reference to your ability to pay does weaken the offer.

Like @Mike Cumbie stated, it can weaken the strength of the offer. 

It will weaken your offers vs. someone with conventional loan financing or cash.

In other words, have your entity ownership worked out BEFORE you put a property into it or it may become more costly later on.You might also want to have a Nevada LLC hold the PA LLC as the laws were just changed in PA significantly weakening a single member LLC as far as charging orders are concerned.

By issuing a "warranty" to make up losses, the company itself, that you are relying on for the warranty, is being weakened.  

Lately the weakening pound gives you a significant currency advantage too.

It seems the GFC has many people thinking we're in for another similar event, but many others are simply implying we're headed towards a weakening US dollar which can have some overlap with a housing crash, but it's really a separate type of event in some ways.

You also want to be aware of how PA just passed new legislation that significantly weakens a single member LLC from creditor attacks, hence why were making some changes to the overall ownership structure of our entities.

Of course if you think the USD is now out of line with other currencies and will weaken then this is not a concern.  

This advantagewas considerably weakened by the court’s conclusion, in Barkis v.