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			<description>Hello.  I will answer that question right there.  What this will mean for those on the front line who make it their business too lend is that loans will be subjected to more scrutiny, most especially those scenarios that do not meet the criteria of the lender in the first place.  The industry has went through sweeping changes and has seen storm after storm of more laws and regulations that have helped shape and change the industry in order to make it the way it is.  I would also expect more red tape with regards to federal regulation as too what lenders can and can't do when it comes down to the general business of lending and procedure with respect to rates and terms.  However, with all do respect, if the person or business entity has the appropriate credit history and assets, then that person should be eligible for the financing they are requesting. - Max Jackson</description>
			<pubDate>Tue, 01 Sep 2009 14:21:05 +0100</pubDate>
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