The Four Do’s and Don’ts of Defaulting

On September 7, 2011 By

Millions of homeowners reach the point where they feel they have exhausted every last option. They can no longer make payments on their mortgage, their credit is in tatters, their patience and pride has been worn down by banks that refuse to work with them on a load modification or short sale strategies that will leave them financially [...]

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The Debt-Ceiling, the Deficit, the Debacle in Washington, and Why You Should Care

On August 1, 2011 By

So many people have been talking about the debt ceiling, deficit, debt, treasury bonds, stocks, China, etc. If you ask twenty people on the street what it all means, you’ll get twenty different answers. Most Americans truly don’t understand what is going on. And believe me when I say that included me. So after reading [...]

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A Message to Wall Street

On November 1, 2008 By

In January 2009, a new administration enters the White House, bringing with them
the ideals, obligations, and promises that come with any change in leadership. The public’s
expectations for a new administration are high and range across many issues: the troops
abroad, the need for energy independence, concern for the environment. But [...]

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