RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: Notes Sorry nlr2, you're mistaken. The credit line is set by the ability to pay back the loan, (ie cash flow), not the neccesarily the value of the assets. It appears the bankers were reluctant to loan LEG more money, because they feared the risk of non-repayment was too high. Generally bankers get uncomfortable when debt exceeds two times annual cash flow.