Hey @Brandon Turner ,Thanks for the in depth analysis!

I really appreciate the in-depth info from everyone.

i think you need to explore the idea of your client building his corporate depth. as an individual he can only do so much. he might have to go to a hedge fund that works with a top ten bank and uses thier funds to set up a wide variety of programs that they as a fund service.

Those were the days; the days of loose lending practices, that fired up a lot of gamblers.

Well maybe they do, but if they try to walk out of the store with a cart of groceries the theft is much more obvious.Mike's statement reminds me of a classic gamblers joke.

I would like to hear from anyone with in depth experience in the financial world.

I heard their website service is pretty good for starting out but it lacks a little depth to look very professional.

Thus we have 9 that we will look at a bit more in depth (and in the real world it will not be 9 out of 100 that are worth pursuing IMHO for a wholesale deal).

Something I have noticed for quite some time is that lenders are not being candid about the depth of the crisis and no one in charge is making them accountable for the harm inflicted on each and every one of us.

You can read in-depth about this rule in the landlording forum.