We also have a weight limit for dogs.

Many of the investors that I have spoken to, put more weight on cash flow. 1.

1. be present where i am: time w kids, time w wife, balance my work sched n personal sched - no more blending... hence, being present where/when needed2. have a web service running n netting 1k/mo on avg for y13. flip 2 homes4. buy a >/=4u rental5. build up some consulting work: collaborate n help small biz (10+) w marketing efforts (web/local/mobile venues) on an ongoing/reg basis6. reach net 25k monthly by end of year w combination of new biz created in 20137. health: maintain optimal weight by April, run 3x wk, green smoothie daily8. pray daily, go church weekly (no longer weakly), journal/meditate daily9. review goals monthly, plan weekly/daily10. volunteer monthly

The weight given to below-grade is substantially less, and that would hold true whether it's a bedroom or something else.

A powerful land trust document carries more weight than just a simple trust. 

If there are mixed uses, residential and as an income property, the weight to value will be given to the greatest use, if a vocational unit is only rented 3 months of the year, it would be prudent to look at the residential aspect being weighted at 75% and the rental aspect at 25%, but even doing this adjustments will be considered.

Separate out any metals, other appliances and semi-decent stuff to save dumpster space and weight and put them by the curb, snap a pic and put up a Curb Alert on Craigslist under Free Stuff.

So the question becomes more about how much weight does one give to cash flow and how much weight to appreciation. i am 68 years old been in the game a long time been thru lots of up and down markets…………I started giving greater weight to cash flow when I was 60 and left the SF Bay Area and my brokerage business to move to Greenville SC. 

But from what I'm finding out is that the Secured Promissory Note doesn't carry much weight, so I don't know.  

How it gets responded to is probably the most important factor to me on how much weight on I put to the original complaint.