The claims seem to fall into the category of marketing hype to sell a product, even though most that I have seen include deceptive (IMO) implications and faulty accounting to illustrate their position.

Awesome product.

That is the whole point of distressed investing...to be the sole bidder on a quality product and get a good (great?)

Also, following someone, who let's say, has a product or system that they sell (mini gurus) I think will appear to validate their product.

It's always good to know what type of experience someone else has had with a product or company though.

Let me quote myself, "Just let the system work itself out".If we leave things alone, companies will see opportunity and develop successful business models to fill the void of absent products and services.

I see condo shells (new) on the market for $200/SF and I think if we marketed a quality product in a good location at $125/SF we might sell them within a couple of years.

But I saw some bigger ones that I like; 12 X 18 corrugated.However, I may look into some of Will's (nationwidepi) other products.

If you spread them out they are more likely to assume you have actually researched each of these on your own.There is a good chance if you are persistent you can get most if not all negatives removed.However, the bureaus are offering a fairly new product allowing creditors to see what your FICO "was" at intervals depending on what level of service they buy from the bureau.

As soon as you ask me for money, red flag goes up.Giving so little detail about your product/service is another red flag.