Of course if you're leaving money on the table in lost revenue from poor software, that point is moot.

You could bartend or wait tables for 3 months and save 9,000.

I would run it with 165 appraisal or 180 appraisal and find the bottom that you are comfortable with leaving on the table.

I could bring a little money to the table and I’m willing to take risks.

Right now the performance is surprising since most of the assets in our portfolio have equity above both the senior and our loan, so borrowers are either refinancing us out or coming to the table to negotiate a loan mod to protect their equity.

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This includes the situation on the ground in a low inventory market where a lack of deals to be had makes time spent on this worth getting the Agent, attorney, and Seller to the table to account for this. 

But what Raman, who has worked as a consultant and started multiple nonprofits, thinks she brings to the table is a realistic assessment of how bureaucrats can work effectively with city departments to get things done!

And while it might sound like I simply pissed and groaned and complained until I got my way, in each of those instances I supported my claims by questioning the compatibility of the comperable properties used.

So there is almost $100k left on the table as far as equity!