[cashman]

Not too hard to figure out huh? Lol

I was a 50% partner in a small broker/banker company. We funded about $10M/mo on our warehouse line until we got the letter from Nat City Bank saying "effective immediately"...

It was a disaster. Everybody was losing jobs and going out of business. Appraisers, title co's, realtors, home inspectors, mortgage guys, you name it. Never seen anything happen so fast. My ex partner is hanging on. Just a 2 man broker shop in a tiny office but he is making a living. I don't regret my decision to leave the industry at all. Not enough upside (if any).

Did you enjoy the meltdown as well?

I wasn't in mortgages but I know what it's like to be in an industry that changes quick. I started in internet marketing and did seo,ppc, etc. for a variety of industries that eventually led up to mca. it seems like every year google changes something and all the tricks that made you rich last year don't work anymore. I gradually slid into become an mca iso and have pretty much been there ever since.