Our blog is about keeping builders with growing inventories that are being beaten on by the banks from stepping in it.The sole purpose is to have a place to tell your story and to read those of others. We do not want to bash, but to make a place to see there are others out there. Share the stories and methods that worked and ones that brought on more headaches….the ones that did not. We have lived through some pretty tough scrapes by holding strong. Not wasting precious resources by fighting the institution or defending the act of not paying our obligations, but by showing the aggressors that this is not a market that any one builder or person caused. Showing them that we did not cause this and that we share the problem with the banks. It is up to them to notice that we are not going to just roll over because they beat on us. Stand tall, help your brothers stand tall, and for Petes sake, when they take swings at you, don’t just take it. Push Back.Post your story under one of the topics and share your story, you can remain anonymous but please, take the survey, share some of the tools that worked for you to keep alive.


Wednesday, October 1, 2008

End of first ever poll question:

We have decided to prematurely end the poll: Do you trust your banks?
The poll was set for 100 days and the goal was to get at least 100 votes tallied.
With 29 days left and a total of 56 votes it has become apparent that the majority of people out there today do NOT trust their banks.
Final Tally:
46 votes (No - We do not trust our banks)
6 votes (Yes - we do trust our banks)
We will now be starting a new poll.
Please feel free to email me about poll questions; or if you have any questions about the blog in general.
Thanks to everyone for participating.
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We have built homes and developed land. Now we fight to survive. Please take the time to vote on the poll. Please visit the builders forum. Please email me a story. Have a great day.
"Lets face it, times were good, and we all made hay. Now we are creating our own versions of our 80's stories, you know the ones the silver haired guys told us about 5yrs ago"