My inspector is worth his weight in gold and he’s got a way better eye for this stuff than I do.

Is there a good rule of thumb to see how a bank will value the building in the future or will it still be heavily weighted by comparable buildings.

Thanks again for all the feed back, I am grateful for everyone who weighted in one this.

A bit like Arnold's saying: "Everyone wants to be a bodybuilder, nobody wants to lift the weights."

You can read fitness magazines watch YouTube tutorials on lifting weights and talk with friends about pumping iron but until you actually go to the gym and put those dumbbells in your hand you aren’t getting anything done !

An existing, paying, non-complaining tenant is worth their weight in gold.

I am willing to pull my weight in risk, loans, paperwork, and deal analysis. 

Besides, that causes amortization and interest rate violations and doing weighted average financing is beyond the scope of mortgage originators or investors for loan/lending compliance.

It seems a little bit complicate now because the owners ask for a compete offer, which added negative weight to the deal.

I don't put too much weight on this, but if I can't decide otherwise, I will look at this.Hope this helps!