All Forum Posts by: Jeremy Namen

id take an aston martin over the lambo anyday!

And i wasnt judging you i was poking fun at the school.

haha that is ridiculous... but the proof is in the pudding.

Haha yeah i figured all the texans would be just a little disappointed.. yes bucks is short for buckeyes and be warned, they are extremely poisonous nuts or chocolate and peanut butter candy

The problem is, a lot of homeowners that BofA will be helping, probably should never have had a mortgage, therefore they will lose anyway. And it will probably be hard to pick and choose who they help. Im sure they will have to be consistent. Why not loan that money to more qualified borrowers. Cut their losses with the unqualified and make money on the qualified.

Im not sure if this has been straightened out yet, but when you say UT, do you mean TEXAS? you must be talking about Texas. Only a longhorn would talk such nonsense. Go BUCKS!

It bothers me that they are stingy with the money to even qualified borrowers, yet they are arguably giving money away to delinquent borrowers.

I thought i was reading a paragraph (Minus the magnitude)that i wrote but had forgot! "I'm a general contractor who has realized that the only time I've had a lot of fun as a contractor was when I was developing my own subdivisions and building specs. Once a customer became involved my fun ( and profitability factors ) decreased significantly. The past few years have really magnified that so I've decided I would like to only work on my own terms and ideally on my own investments."

That sec8 story is a bit disgusting,but a perfect example of the many flaws in govt programs costing tax payers.

Brian Hoyt the neighborhood is in the dumps for many reasons i strongly feel that it has largely been a domino effect of a loss of pride and even depression. Maybe a slummy landlord contributed initially by letting a whole block go to crap, and that slowly oozed over to another block and eventually the whole neighborhood. Ive seen first the city not do their part while performing inspections for me and have actually made my inspector go down my basement stairs to complete the inspection! There is industry along the river that provides a not so bright picture of the area, this needs to be regulated and the business' need to be held accountable. I think Pride is the number one factor in my neighborhood, and if this could be restored, I sh@#t you not, I really think it could be one of the greatest working class communities in the country. Raising taxes would not be the right thing to do right now, but inevitably with the plan, it would happen. A strategic plan to provide a new look is what will help this area and create buzz. Actually the area boasts one st louis' lowest crime rates!