are not made to "desparate people" but to businessesIt appears that you see everything from the perspective of residential lending, similar to the concept of "to the hammer, every problem looks like a nail" or whatever the heck that expression is.So I'll simply assume that your comments are not intended as an attack, and when you ask where the door is, tell you to prevent posterior trauma upon departure.

He was probably spamming hardcore when he first (recently) joined and was getting hammered for it.

Selling stocks, and buying others that I thought were unjustifiably hammered.

I think your example in New Orleans really hammered home the importance of Due Dilligence.

When you factor in the extra hold time for going slower and the fact you spent time doing physical labor rather than other more important aspects, you realize you made less going down that road.That said, that very same real world lesson is crucial so I often invite new investors to try going the hire each sub version even though it is more time intensive and even doing things yourself as you learn how much it should cost to “swing the hammer” and how long it should take to do the same.

They hammer that point home at every meeting, the message never stops.

Yeah you know what I mean.. like imagine taking a hammer and wack this wall till like a 2 to 3 piece brick falls off still stuck together by the mortar.Wrap a yellow letter round it and say.. 

Since contractors can be hammered so well from default or negligence, I don't argue much as to penalties but after 30 days or so (about 25% more time past grace periods or fudge factor, whichever is longer, they can pick up interest expenses).

You can get hammered as an installment contract.

They hammer the pavement with meetings and phone calls.