Neil,

We hope to see those funded numbers continue to grow. This avenue is a tremendous help in reaching our growth goals. It had a multiplier impact on liquidity — over night.

Wow…ReverseDisclosure – what a cheap shot. Keep your private issues out of public forums like this. You really should be ashamed of yourself.

Wow…ReverseDisclosure – what a cheap shot. Keep your private issues out of public forums like this. You really should be ashamed of yourself.

jschilini,

There is something very wrong about making an accusation using a disguised name with no details. How can one respond?

ReverseDisclosure,rnrnWe cannot violate corporate structures and pay bills that are not our own. It would be a good idea if you contact the CFO of Security One Lending, Inc. directly. The telephone number for company headquarters in San Diego where the CFO has his office is (866) 480-4715. My personal office is in Lakewood, California but I will be in San Diego in a few hours. Please speak with our San Diego receptionist and leave a message for me personally with your name, telephone number, and exact complaint; I will speak with the CFO directly about it. rnrnWe have no control over payment of bills initiated or incurred between March and November 24, 2008 (and in some cases later). All activities during that period were the financial responsibility of Fortes Financial, Inc., a company not owned by the owners of Security One Lending, Inc. That entity stopped its reverse mortgage operations on November 24, 2008 as cited at http://www.forteswholesale.com/. During that period in 2008 Fortes Financial, Inc. purchased and held the right to use the name, Security One Lending; Fortes Financial, Inc. returned that right to Security One Lending, Inc. shortly after its November 24th announcement.rnrnI am not the CFO but would like to help you. Unfortunately you have chosen to accuse Security One Lending, Inc. of failure of paying its debts with no details, disguising your real identity, and making your attack in a public forum, hardly the way to settle debt issues. Who you are and what your motives maybe are unknown to me or the management of Security One Lending, Inc. If your gripe is legitimate and involves Security One Lending, Inc., I will personally try to help if you call San Diego before 2:30PM (Eastern Time) and leave the information I requested above. I have put the receptionist on notice that your call may be coming in. Otherwise, please call the receptionist and ask for the CFO.rn

It appears RMD has not changed some of its editorial philosophy, since I’ve been away: Namely the ability to hide one’s identity by using an alias. It has always seemed to me that reverse mortgage folks should above all stand for transparency and truthfulness. Everyone is entitled to an opinion and the right to express it. Not standing behind your word leaves a lot to be desired, in my opinion. I truly wish John would require real names–perhaps in the world of the Blogger, it isn’t possible.