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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: Wharf Rat who wrote (943924)6/30/2016 11:11:10 AM
From: Brumar89  Read Replies (1) of 1577728
 
You bought an old empty store, redeveloped it, and sold it to struggling on-the-verge-of-failing chain saw store guy who is paying you back with interest and profit. With inheritance money or with money you borrowed from Fannie Mae. Or both (must be both). And however this happened, the one thing we know is it was physically impossible for you to put solar on the store. Cause the owner wouldn't allow it ... wait, you were the owner while the work was going on. For all we know you still are the owner.

I guess the owner (you or whoever you want to blame) knew solar is a bad deal. That's the morale of this story.

Personally I think going into debt to benefit someone's store is a dangerous thing for an old man on a fixed income whose inheritance is now disbursed (has to be if you had to borrow). If you end up losing your home, you'll have to move in with the girl who's thick with her Arkie inlaws now.
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