Are we really to believe that a billion dollar company cant afford April rent? 

In response, we raised $2 billion in capital"People running these firms are no more responsible than that tenant who can't make their rent only 2 months into this.

Many of the wealthiest --- including and especially Warren Buffett, Apple --- are still sitting on billions in cash. 

Yet, with an almost fanatical adherence to their ideas (Risk = Volatility), this group of geniuses lost billions of dollars in a handful of years.These lessons don't mean that it is futile to attempt to understand anything.

They've closed like $7 or $8 billion in just 6 years, with commercial being 90% of their business, and their minimum loan for commercial is $500k.

I’ve been a commercial mortgage broker and lender on nearly half a billion dollars worth of deals so feel free to ask any specific questions and I’d be happy to go into greater detail.

@Spencer Gibson There are many articles coming out related to various sides of this topic and I assume BP will not let me share links but here is some text from one of many:  A New Senate Bill Proposes $100 Billion For Emergency Rent ReliefAs the U.S.

That's the story of the Durst family, now worth $4.4 billion.

Most of the big banks got hammered with lawsuits and fines...billions of $'s...over unfair, rubber stamped foreclosures. 

We live in a time where companies like Snapchat are getting $10B yes that's B for billion dollar valuations yet the average professional is getting less and less benefits towards retirement and a secure future.