Economists predict upwards of $700 billion added to the national economy, 4% or more in GDP growth and 1.7 million jobs, all by 2020.

We gave them several hundred billion dollars so you would think they can afford it.Call me old-fashioned, but why not just let the negligent banks get sued and go out of business?

We're going to fund our groups for a change.If they can give ACORN $4.1 billion then we can start paying our groups with federal money.

Because of the $410 billion spending bill loaded with pork?

Another 85 BILLION per month flooding the system for unknown period of time.

Here's your answer:Facebook had $1 billion in net income on $3.71 billion in 2011, according to its filing to raise $5 billion in an initial public offering.

Look at the success of so many other SaaS companies that are offering monthly or annual subscriptions for their services and have billion dollar valuations.

The pool had about 7,000 loans totaling $1.24 billion in aggregate UPB, divided amongst three pools: Pool #1: 1,963 loans with an aggregate UPB of $418,837,669; average loan size $213,366; weighted average note rate 5.21%; average delinquency 52 months; weighted average BPO LTV of 108%Pool #1 winning bid was 72.36% of UPB at 64.74% BPOPool #2: 3,823 loans with an aggregate UPB of $588,367,863; average loan size $153,902; weighted average note rate 5.32%; average delinquency 34 months; weighted average BPO LTV of 70%Pool #2 winning bid was 87.76% of UPB at 52.81% BPOPool #3: 1,224 loans with an aggregate UPB of $235,320,739; average loan size $192,256; weighted average note rate 4.90%; average delinquency 36 months; weighted average BPO LTV of 135%Pool # 3 winning bid was 54.75% UPB at 68.80% BPOThe weighted average of the whole offering was $177,251 in UPB and 5.20% interest.

The newbie is going to do something multi-billion dollar servicing firms, banks and investors can't.  

I haven’t even mentioned many other start-up companies that are worth billions and tens of billions like Square, Pinterest, Twitter, Linked-In, Go-Pro, etc.