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  1. Doesn't "Hedge Fund" in the Texas lender conjure up images of 'short sales" ? Could it be the Texas lender has manufactured a situation where house prices could go down and if they owned short sold mortgages they could stand to make a lot of money ? Just askin'. If I were Brenwick I'd be asking the Indiana State Attorney to be looking into this. Since it involves interstate, I'd also be asking the US Commerce Dept. and the US Attorney General's office to be investigating this.

  2. have kept Key Liquidators in the black over the past decade and more. KL could have been the Irl's title spawnser

  3. At least Rick Snow is showing some class here, which is more than what you can say for Henri Najem. The micro-compensation offered could have been paid off by a typical fast food manager these last four years.

  4. @ Rodney - No, the interstates would absolutely still exist, but they would exist only to do what they were originally intended to do, which is move people quickly between the outskirts of two places, then gradually narrow and slow as they turn into surface streets when they reach the edge of whatever town/city they are entering. Limited access highways in the middle of otherwise densely developed areas create a huge opportunity cost for development and seriously detract from the quality of life of the neighborhoods around them.

  5. Why is it necessary for some people to always pull out the race card? Yes, some areas that are blighted by abandoned houses are better off being torn down and having other uses. Binford down to Keystone is decent, we just need to finish the job. It's not fair to Indianapolis for other areas to get all the new interstate construction.