How's my crystal ball working?

Depending on which code is being enforced at your location, the balusters may have to be placed close enough to one another to prevent a 4" ball from passing between them.Of course, if your building is historically recognized, that may change the discussion completely.

Bathrooms, toilet rooms, and laundry rooms shall have a ceiling height of not less than 6'-8" above the finished floor"Additionally, in th following paragraph 1207.2.1; it also notes an exception for similar residential conditions which allows "Furred Ceilings" (Ductwork, Structural Beams, etc) to be permitted as low as 6'-4".In Short; the Diagram you posted indicates the correct conditions that would apply to your residential basement. 

As the wife is from Bilbao.The rental ball game in Spain is pretty poor.

I would probably say 506b operators are more experienced as 506c operators can advertise and that’s the guru / marketing route of operators with no experience - let me just whip of some videos and market this thing and figure it out.506b needs the relationships as they cannot advertiseNow as a GP I prefer 506c over b all day long, but as I mentioned above- I agree that no correlation

An excel spreadsheet is going to be your best friend (well that and a crystal ball).  

Thank you Gino, it sounds like I should look into it further and get the ball rolling.  

And is low balling being used, because you know at certain times it's a waste of time due to high demand for that asset.So I kind of spoke about this in a cloudy manner because I approach it non methodically, and try to maintain flexibility.

In either case from my perspective it is closed (meaning the ball would be in her court).  

It has been my experience, however, that the underwriters tend to low-ball that 75% figure.