Here's the link to the case: http://www.cftc.gov/stellent/groups/public/@lrenforcementactions/documents/legalpleading/enfmaincomplaint.pdf The outcome of this suit was bad news.

I hear on the "news" all the time about the high foreclosure rates of certain states, all of these top ten lists, and etc. had me thinking.

India has been in the news a lot particularly all the new malls that are being built by one of the largets developers there.

Initially, I was told by my advisor (Carey) that they were no longer accepting funds and that funds were being sent back but the good news was the start of Pinnacle consulting.

So I'm watching the news yesterday - big 'expose' on we buy houses cons.

I read 6 newspapers and 2 online news sites and an average of 1-2 NON-FICTION books per week.One other thing, people who are generally considered hard charging d**ks NEVER consider me "hard to get along with", they tend to consider me "normal".I'm a tireless volunteer for a couple of different organizations.

I also think the "chicken littles" of the real estate sector need to quantify that most of the news being reported is "new home sales" where builders went crazy and demand, interest rates, gas prices (buyers are feeling the pinch with less money to buy - so they are waiting and trying to watch every penny).

Show the lender you can make your payments on time for a year or two, then refinance out into a better rate/term.Take the opporunity to learn a simple truth now that you will need to know later on in your investment deals....that little three digit number the lender shows you for interest rate is not the end all, be all.

The good news is that there can be steps put in place (such as simple, measurable non-monetary productive outcomes) that get the student close to the finish line with certainty and working within a new environment.

It was posted this morning on the news.