Yea, non-profit organizations always have a vested interest in “pumping” their industry. Otherwise their members will drop subscription and revenues will slow.
I am always weary of any associations industry analysis when it’s directly related to their business.
I also get this monthly article but always read it with a skeptical eye…
Yea, non-profit organizations always have a vested interest in “pumping” their industry. Otherwise their members will drop subscription and revenues will slow.
I am always weary of any associations industry analysis when it’s directly related to their business.
I also get this monthly article but always read it with a skeptical eye…
Yea, non-profit organizations always have a vested interest in “pumping” their industry. Otherwise their members will drop subscription and revenues will slow.
I am always weary of any associations industry analysis when it’s directly related to their business.
I also get this monthly article but always read it with a skeptical eye…
Yea, non-profit organizations always have a vested interest in “pumping” their industry. Otherwise their members will drop subscription and revenues will slow.
I am always weary of any associations industry analysis when it’s directly related to their business.
I also get this monthly article but always read it with a skeptical eye…
Yea, non-profit organizations always have a vested interest in “pumping” their industry. Otherwise their members will drop subscription and revenues will slow.
I am always weary of any associations industry analysis when it’s directly related to their business.
I also get this monthly article but always read it with a skeptical eye…
[quote=Zeitgeist]Look for the jumbo loan bail out coming to a neighborhood near you soon.[/quote]
There won’t be any bailout for these loans. The lion-share of these are people that have lost their jobs, there is no fix for that…, or are severely upside down and don’t want a mod because it will make them renters for life…
