Comments for Don Tishman's Real Estate Development and Investing Solutions http://tishmangroup.com Don Tishman has 40+ years experience as a real estate developer and will answer your questions about real estate development and investment Tue, 24 Aug 2010 18:39:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 Comment on Hospital bills with a zero balance!! by celebrity fuck you http://tishmangroup.com/?p=622&cpage=1#comment-489 celebrity fuck you Tue, 24 Aug 2010 18:39:05 +0000 http://tishmangroup.com/?p=622#comment-489 Sign: zdbrw Hello!!! xuqup and 2078xwdnkhehvy and 204 : Hi! I was surfing and found your blog post! nice! I just came across your blog and wanted to say that Ive really enjoyed it. Sign: zdbrw Hello!!! xuqup and 2078xwdnkhehvy and 204 : Hi! I was surfing and found your blog post! nice! I just came across your blog and wanted to say that Ive really enjoyed it.

]]> Comment on sub-prime disaster-not banks or S&L’s by dantishman http://tishmangroup.com/?p=1008&cpage=1#comment-476 dantishman Tue, 27 Jul 2010 14:19:54 +0000 http://tishmangroup.com/?p=1008#comment-476 Over half a billion is not enough penalty but it's a start! I've read on your blog that the government backed lenders to the tune of 100 billion dollars which allowed those lenders to take massive risks to the US taxpayer and none to them personally or as a company, and thereby profit at our expense. You stated above that Goldman bet against the paper they were selling and profitted hugely by it, while those who bought it lost everything. I've read foriegn owned BP didn't allow the concrete in the well to cure properly, in a cost cutting attempt, allowing it to crumble and leak explosive gas. They knowlingly were drilling on our soil unsafely and not only costing lives but ruining an industry and ecosystem. Is the point well taken that Corporations must be held liable for their acts! BP's CEO may have relinquished his job but the criminal liability he faces should just be begining! The things corporations get away with and are currently getting away with must now be reduced for the sake of Don's children and grandchildren! Obama probably should have went after the prior administration for it's tone of deception and lies with regards to the war in Iraq, the contracts that followed and the methods of governing which lead to an ineffective government in policing Corporations! Obama on the otherhand should now make BP criminally liable for the ecosystem it ruined and industry as a result! Making CEO's criminally liable may open up a huge legal can of worms in the future for unscurpulus lawyers so this has to regulated tightly by you know who the US government!!! Can the government strike a ballance between Corporate accountibility and Legal ambulance chasing under this administration. Yes. In the long term if a like minded Bush's administration repeates itself all bets are off! Our political system is therefore flawed! The government proved unaccountable in Bush's terms and for that matter Ragan's! See Iran Contra! Good luck America! Over half a billion is not enough penalty but it’s a start! I’ve read on your blog that the government backed lenders to the tune of 100 billion dollars which allowed those lenders to take massive risks to the US taxpayer and none to them personally or as a company, and thereby profit at our expense. You stated above that Goldman bet against the paper they were selling and profitted hugely by it, while those who bought it lost everything. I’ve read foriegn owned BP didn’t allow the concrete in the well to cure properly, in a cost cutting attempt, allowing it to crumble and leak explosive gas. They knowlingly were drilling on our soil unsafely and not only costing lives but ruining an industry and ecosystem. Is the point well taken that Corporations must be held liable for their acts! BP’s CEO may have relinquished his job but the criminal liability he faces should just be begining! The things corporations get away with and are currently getting away with must now be reduced for the sake of Don’s children and grandchildren! Obama probably should have went after the prior administration for it’s tone of deception and lies with regards to the war in Iraq, the contracts that followed and the methods of governing which lead to an ineffective government in policing Corporations! Obama on the otherhand should now make BP criminally liable for the ecosystem it ruined and industry as a result! Making CEO’s criminally liable may open up a huge legal can of worms in the future for unscurpulus lawyers so this has to regulated tightly by you know who the US government!!! Can the government strike a ballance between Corporate accountibility and Legal ambulance chasing under this administration. Yes. In the long term if a like minded Bush’s administration repeates itself all bets are off! Our political system is therefore flawed! The government proved unaccountable in Bush’s terms and for that matter Ragan’s! See Iran Contra! Good luck America!

]]> Comment on Can Federal regulation work? by dantishman http://tishmangroup.com/?p=985&cpage=1#comment-465 dantishman Sun, 04 Jul 2010 14:56:22 +0000 http://tishmangroup.com/?p=985#comment-465 I was thinking about this exact subject since early this morning, then I checked your blog and "can federal regulation work" answered the majority of my questions. I like the clarity of the robber who is not subjected to any discretion because his crime was clear. The anonymous bureaucrats in the FBI who ignored clear evidence of a terrorist plot. The anonymous flight instructor who trained terrorist to fly but not land a passenger plane. The anonymous engineer who designed the deep well safety system with one battery standing between disaster and normal safety. The coal industry who knows damn well the results of burning coal to the environment. All mankind is responsible for the anonymous and not so anonymous acts perpetrated but individuals. Although Obama was taken to the shed and beaten up by AIG and BP, he truly understand mankind's role on the planet! Obama (with his new found street smarts) and people like him who see the world as a planet are the future of this planet if there is one! We as a species must begin to hold all of our species accountable for it's acts and be driven by one goal to survive. Unfortunately power and money are the driving force thus far. What a species we are! Thanks for a great read! I was thinking about this exact subject since early this morning, then I checked your blog and “can federal regulation work” answered the majority of my questions. I like the clarity of the robber who is not subjected to any discretion because his crime was clear. The anonymous bureaucrats in the FBI who ignored clear evidence of a terrorist plot. The anonymous flight instructor who trained terrorist to fly but not land a passenger plane. The anonymous engineer who designed the deep well safety system with one battery standing between disaster and normal safety. The coal industry who knows damn well the results of burning coal to the environment. All mankind is responsible for the anonymous and not so anonymous acts perpetrated but individuals. Although Obama was taken to the shed and beaten up by AIG and BP, he truly understand mankind’s role on the planet! Obama (with his new found street smarts) and people like him who see the world as a planet are the future of this planet if there is one! We as a species must begin to hold all of our species accountable for it’s acts and be driven by one goal to survive. Unfortunately power and money are the driving force thus far. What a species we are! Thanks for a great read!

]]> Comment on Frank Lloyd Wright- genius innovator and architect-Part 2 by Tenant Screening Reports http://tishmangroup.com/?p=861&cpage=1#comment-460 Tenant Screening Reports Mon, 21 Jun 2010 08:39:11 +0000 http://tishmangroup.com/?p=861#comment-460 Terrific! I really believe this is right on target. Keep up with the good work! Katelynn Patterson Terrific! I really believe this is right on target. Keep up with the good work! Katelynn Patterson

]]> Comment on Frank Lloyd Wright- genius innovator and architect-Part 2 by Tenant Background Check http://tishmangroup.com/?p=861&cpage=1#comment-458 Tenant Background Check Sun, 20 Jun 2010 08:13:12 +0000 http://tishmangroup.com/?p=861#comment-458 Wow! I have to agree this is very interesting. Thank you,. Crissy Walters Wow! I have to agree this is very interesting. Thank you,. Crissy Walters

]]> Comment on Can Federal regulation work? by Victoria http://tishmangroup.com/?p=985&cpage=1#comment-451 Victoria Sun, 13 Jun 2010 15:15:14 +0000 http://tishmangroup.com/?p=985#comment-451 Another great blog! The ending is especially strong--good job Dad :-) Another great blog! The ending is especially strong–good job Dad :-)

]]> Comment on frank Lloyd Wright- 4th and final part by John Sailors http://tishmangroup.com/?p=894&cpage=1#comment-430 John Sailors Wed, 05 May 2010 17:09:05 +0000 http://tishmangroup.com/?p=894#comment-430 Don, remember the Imperial hotel in Tokyo in the early 50's and also wasn't there a house in Phoenix. John Don, remember the Imperial hotel in Tokyo in the early 50′s and also wasn’t there a house in Phoenix. John

]]> Comment on Frank Lloyd Wright- genius innovator and architect-Part 1 by John Sailors http://tishmangroup.com/?p=841&cpage=1#comment-412 John Sailors Tue, 06 Apr 2010 01:07:54 +0000 http://tishmangroup.com/?p=841#comment-412 Don, I was a young Air Force GI in Tokyo from Jan 1950 to about June 1952. Went to the Imperial Hotel many times since it was within walking distance from where I lived and worked. Had to go there to make, very expensive overseas calls home to my family. Also lived in Tokyo in 1974 to 77 and again in 90 & 91 with IBM and had fogotten that it had been torn down. Expensive real estate I'm sure and not far from the palace grounds. MacArthurs Hq in the Dai Ichi Bld was only a block away. John Don, I was a young Air Force GI in Tokyo from Jan 1950 to about June 1952. Went to the Imperial Hotel many times since it was within walking distance from where I lived and worked. Had to go there to make, very expensive overseas calls home to my family. Also lived in Tokyo in 1974 to 77 and again in 90 & 91 with IBM and had fogotten that it had been torn down. Expensive real estate I’m sure and not far from the palace grounds. MacArthurs Hq in the Dai Ichi Bld was only a block away. John

]]> Comment on frank Lloyd Wright- 4th and final part by vtk http://tishmangroup.com/?p=894&cpage=1#comment-407 vtk Fri, 26 Mar 2010 03:46:05 +0000 http://tishmangroup.com/?p=894#comment-407 Thanks for another fascinating post. That first paragraph was especially compelling: I wonder how many artists--whether architects or photographers or writers--owe a lot of their success to the images of themselves they helped fabricate. It's really a fascinating idea. I loved reading that and then having it followed up by all those beautiful images you posted of his work. You should go post something else for us to read! love, victoria Thanks for another fascinating post. That first paragraph was especially compelling: I wonder how many artists–whether architects or photographers or writers–owe a lot of their success to the images of themselves they helped fabricate. It’s really a fascinating idea. I loved reading that and then having it followed up by all those beautiful images you posted of his work.

You should go post something else for us to read!

love,
victoria

]]> Comment on Frank Lloyd Wright- genius innovator and architect-Part 1 by ZAREMA http://tishmangroup.com/?p=841&cpage=1#comment-403 ZAREMA Fri, 19 Mar 2010 13:52:52 +0000 http://tishmangroup.com/?p=841#comment-403 Thanks the author for article. The main thing do not forget about users, and continue in the same spirit. Thanks the author for article. The main thing do not forget about users, and continue in the same spirit.

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