It does make sense that you want to over weight on where you get the highest ROI.

I have been told every reason from city codes to the weight of the old shingles.

I am not a big fan of changing layout because you can run into a whole of structural problems running plumbing through subflooring, weight of bathtubs,etc.

It's a fact that some of the markets that got hit fairly hard also have local banks least willing to lend, because many are over-weighted in 1-4's, whether they're performing, non-performing, or REO.

In a few more years of tenants I'm afraid the drywall may need removed and new studs put in.I'm considering purchasing a flat panel wall mount that will fit the size and weight of most retail TV's and installing it myself and making this part of the lease that the wall mount can't be removed.This rental is in a higher end development so the concern of the tenant not having a flat panel should be slim.

Speak with a RE attorney, it might cost you $250-350 but its going to be well worth its weight in gold.

This certainly made an impact on the 4,000 RFI submissions and weighted them toward what the Govt had already leaked they wanted to hear.

It has everything to do with reducing their over-weighting in this type of loan, often they're on 'probation' with their regulator to reduce exposure to investment property lending.

But, if your goal is to save money by implementing good tax strategies, a great accountant is worth their weight in gold. 

I believe that is due to her weight (300lbs) and bending over leaning (supporting herself) on the door.