This emboldens him to fight the eviction and he's more likely to show up in court thinking he has a case.2.

Quote from @Jay Hurst: Quote from @Jay Hurst: Quote from @Randall Alan: @Gregory SchwartzThen there is this on privatizing Fannie & Freddie:"Trump may renew a housing fight that could rattle mortgage rates":https://www.cnn.com/2024/12/02/economy/fannie-mae-freddie-ma...The gist of the article is that without the government backstopping mortgages, rates could realistically go up!  

Also the comps they provided were pretty realistic so I didn't even fight it.  

And we also diversify buying the brand "Bum-Fight's", and were gonna bring back the defunct brand, again with ai...... 

(Not that it's likely to be worth a legal fight I would guess.)

again, no dog in this fight, but as someone who runs a debt fund I am pretty sure I can piece together what occurred based on reading SEC filings and the above. 

You feel you have to rebut my comment to bolster/protect your business that’s fine, but I would suggest you steer clear of exposing client financials unless your in the business of fighting legal suites rather than real estate. 

They were mean to him, training him to fight and be aggressive. 

However I'm thinking if I ever hit the windfall on something like this, their pockets are probably way deeper than mine and I'm not going to want to spend the money to fight it.

The way to fight the high interest caused by an amortized loan is to prepay and get the best rate possible.