They changed the executive charges of my file every month, using that a as an excuse asking for more time to research the file.

Had contract executed, and my attorney couldn't get the attorney on their end to send us the title commitment and hud-1 to review up to the day of the closing.

Both are leased one has 3 years left the other company just executed a 10 year extension.

I was one of the Executives for the portfolio.

Just hearing that JP Morgan has a $13 billion fine $4billion for restitution, BoA is admitting to fraud, SAC losing it's license and forfeits US portfolio and indictments on individuals are coming down as well.Any restitution could take years, better late than never.I guess we will see how hard the executives of the housing bubble get slapped.Anyone hear of anything else on the regulatory front?

Yes, all of us would rather manage a few larger investors than many smaller ones, but this could probably be done with the right staff and minimal time.The cap on what an individual sponsor could raise in one year. $1 million might be too small to consistently make it feasible, but I am sure there are some smaller companies that could use the extra capital to make it worthwhile.

But as one may learn from a "seminar", or even better a book, is if one puts in the work to create rules of discipline and execution, risk is a number that is offset by a much bigger number....

Then, you have debts to pay and still no action items to execute!

@Dawn AnastasiI have no staff.

Only an executed contract goes to the shorted bank.