CableMonster

Its actually more of what they dont do than what they do.

If you didnt eat breakfast yesterday, how would you feel?

I repeat it because underwriting is the thing that makes everythng that is claimed to be irrelevant. If you need another opinion, just listen to Kevin Oleary talk about this, or any number of other people that do real estate.

Meaning they dont bring in enough money or value to justify the amount they earn.

Sorry, if you are not able to apply that analogy, I dont care to re explain every scenerio.

It has everything to do with it as you are very insistent on underpaying people for some reason.

Strawman

Some people are not valuable enough as workers to get paid a living wage, what do they do for employment or income?

Please look into "Underwriting" and then get back to me.

Your question has nothing to do with what I said and is a strawman. How about my question or are we just doing strawmen now?

Like I told you, I dont care about what a corrupt judge has to say, I care about the actual facts and what happens in real estate transactions. The worst thing I have heard (and I have heard it multiple times) is that they said the square footage was different than reality, is this the worst thing he did? If not be very specific on somethings worse. If it is the worst thing, then it doesnt change the value much, and would be caught in underwriting. And again, who was the actual party that was harmed?

Its too big or a job for a politian to manage, it has to be run well at the street level.

Going to the doctor is a bad analogy, it would be more apt to compare it to someone taking pain medication because their back hurts, and they get hooked on the pain pills, but the reason their back hurts is because they are morbidly obese. We need to go after the problem, not enable the problem.

Literally the only questionable thing I have heard you or anyone say is that he overinflated the size of the residence. Do you understand what underwriting is?

Great, we are back to exactly where we were. What does society do with people that are not valuable enough to pay a “living wage”?

I dont know what you are trying to say.