NWS...this is very true, and no I understand the heart that you are speaking from and am not taking it the wrong way.
Honestly it doesn't matter to me because he bailed me out so many times in the past (writing checks with my mouth that I wasn't able to cash - and not the financial ones.
) Me being able to do this is repaying him for the years of him being there for me. All in all, its a material possession that can be replaced...however a friendship like his can't be.His story in brief: he had a run of bad luck with a failed investment that he stuck with too long and it wiped him out. He's already started a new business and it is doing well, but with any new business it takes some time to see a profit and this is where he's at. He just needs a small window of time and a quick injection of some funds to straighten the ship. I have full confidence in him. Thanks NWS for your concern buddy... I sincerely appreciate your thoughts and words. You're so right, many people have over extended themselves and foreclosure isn't the worst thing in the world, however being able to show the bank some earnest and that the ship is righting itself will go a long way with them re-structuring his financial commitments.
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