We may be in even worse trouble than in 29, since we don't make hardly any of the products we use on a daily basis.

Aren't shopped like REO packages and are great product to have in an investment portfolio.Have any of you done them?

Average loan amounts $25k (monthly payment $41/month)Feel free to email me if you have any further questions.Relative to the lack of financing that I've seen out in the market this is an extremely competitive product to obtain.Saavy investors know that when the banks offer a product like this you should take the money while it's out there.

An insurance policy is a separate product that covers the named insured and the mortgage holder under the mortgagee clause.

They're goal is to get you to spend more and more money on ever more expensive education products.

Look at all the products and advancements that we have access to now that was not available then.

AKA, "blowing smoke"...Over the years I have learned from the "best of the worst" to trust on the surface, but ALWAYS verify.A technique… my associates and I have found very productive is take the extra time and effort to read the state statutes to gain/learn the fundamentals of the issue.

I used to have a similar 401K company that I set up with Guidant Financial (GFG) as well, and later spoke with several ERISA attorneys and CPAs who indicated that these types of products were being investigated by the Department of Labor.

IMO, this just means that you need to go beyond average in being professional and turning out an excellent product... and treating your retail buyers like minted gold.

So my question for you Rich, and the BP community as whole, why should production of a floor plan be any different?