Economic intervention at work

[T_Own]

what do you keep bumping it for?

I can't find enough that makes sense about that post to respond. I'm not sure what you are trying to say.

its hard to say, but if you think they put 50% of their money into ads, and 50% into the loans they give, i'm saying the people looking for a loan will look at all the companies, see a couple with big ads (like the ones the article talks about) and then some small companies with nothing in public, to the person looking for a loan, which looks better? a company that can afford to advertise everywhere, or a company that looks like they are barely keeping enough business to stay together?

[Kratos]

what do you keep bumping it for?



its hard to say, but if you think they put 50% of their money into ads, and 50% into the loans they give, i'm saying the people looking for a loan will look at all the companies, see a couple with big ads (like the ones the article talks about) and then some small companies with nothing in public, to the person looking for a loan, which looks better? a company that can afford to advertise everywhere, or a company that looks like they are barely keeping enough business to stay together?

When I bought my house, I went with a morgage company I had never heard of. They had the lowest rate. Who cares if the bank is around once they cut you the check. They always sell off the loans anyway. The bank I took out my loan with isn't the same bank I send a check every month. They sold my loan off after 1 year.