Wow, I didn't know that the president posted here, I'm impressed!!

I agree with you Corey, It was Wall Street that created the vehicle for the real estate meltdown and I have nothing against bankers but they were willing to jump in the car and go for a ride.There was a few small banks whose presidents saw what was going on and decided to stay away from the crowds who were lending with 2 or 3% down, bad credit or no credit and multiple loan to "investors" that didn't know what they were doing.Back to the subject, I have a 79 year old mother in law whose home is worth $400,000 and has a 1st of $33,000 and can't borrow $20,000 because the government is trying to protect her.

You mentioned President Reagan so look to one of his former economic advisors Larry Kudlow who often warns about the accumulation of debt and the potential for inflation.

When I run for President some day (so I can change the world), they can go through my business with a fine tooth comb.

I'd have way more faith in you and Bryan and myself to be the engines of prosperity than our congress or our president.

I am not.Sellers seem to be liars.I am discovering after all this time in mortgages and being a home owner that I know nothing.I am break even on my home but the neighborhood sucks and any money I put in to improvements at this time could not be recouped at sale.I am looking to learn.I can offer extensive knowledge of mortgages so feel free to ask.I know Indianapolis well and currently sit on two improvement/development boards and serve as my neighborhood block Captain and Vice President of Riverside Civic League.Thank You,Aleks Gifford NMLS # 157855 1st Signature Lending LLC NMLS # 27820 (Inserted for legal disclaimer not as an advertisement.)

Zack the president of the club uses meetup.com to schedule all the meetings.

I like President, CEO, Chief Executive Officer, Chief Operating Officer.  

There are currently 5,390 homes listed as “active” for sale in the Charleston Trident Multiple Listing Service (CTMLS).Newly installed 2016 CTAR President Michael Sally sees inventory and affordability as two of the regional housing market’s biggest challenges in the coming year.

Full disclaimer, I am a vice president at NIU.