Over the last three months I find it more and more difficult to share my opinions and suggestions – thus the latest abandonment of this blog. In addition to my writers block, business has been booming here at PRMI and I find myself simply out of time on a daily basis. I am very proud […]

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An interesting turn of events occurred last week on behalf of the Treasury and Mr. Paulson’s latest address to the nation stating that the congressional bailout funds will not be utilized to purchase toxic mortgage assets from banks. Well - that pretty much shoots a big hole in my last blog – but I think […]

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 My colleagues and I agree that there is a solution that can be deployed by the US Treasury that will efficiently solve the $700 billion problem facing the government and our nation over the next few years. This solution is not only efficient to allow the Treasury to accomplish their goals, of stabilizing real estate […]

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First, I would like to make a clarification in my last blog article (The Acceleration Though the Turn Will Make All the Difference), in that I should have added an “S” to the word Fed (Feds) – relating to both the Treasury and the Federal Reserve.
The President recently signed HR 1424, “Emergency Economic Stability […]

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I am pleased to see that the Senate has passed the Financial Crisis Bill. I will be bold and suggest a prediction that the House vote is already a foregone conclusion – done and done. This just has to happen.    
Once we have the green light, the Fed can do this the right way with […]

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