Big question after reading this: Will Dan Gilbert and Quicken Loans ultimately be good for Detroit?
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/07/13/ma...mentsContainer
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Big question after reading this: Will Dan Gilbert and Quicken Loans ultimately be good for Detroit?
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/07/13/ma...mentsContainer
I'd say they are both for Detroit at the present time, but stay tuned. There is a lot more exciting things to come for Detroit!
Care to share some of the exciting things that are in Detroit's future?Quote:
Originally Posted by marv2
CE
While I admire his optimism, Dan Gilbert was a huge proponent for Detroit going bankrupt with little thought for the pensions of the 15,000 plus retired civil servants who stand to lose almost everything.Quote:
Originally Posted by smark21
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Maybe I will shortly. I just landed here last night and have meetings in the city throughout the coming week.Quote:
Originally Posted by Crystaledwards
We wish you great success in all your meetings Marvin, Hopefully your busy schedule will allow you a few minutes to pop in here and share your exciting news regarding Detroit's sunny future. Per chance are you meeting with Dan Gilbert from Quicken Loans? When two great minds share a pillow, monumental things are usually conceived.Quote:
Originally Posted by marv2
CE
CE am i reading between the lines correct.hmmmmmmmmmmmm
au contraire my dear honest man. Of course I was speaking metaphorically about heads on pillows, but Marv's marathon of meetings regarding the exciting things for Detroit's sunny outlook, does mirror the optimistic vision Dan Gilbert from Quicken Loans has about Detroit's future.Quote:
Originally Posted by honest man
True partnerships are needed for gaining the residents of Detroit's trust and commitment, which will have everyone working together for a brighter future. Investing time in this process saves, and makes, money in the end. Healthy collaboration usually outperforms the competition and unleashes success for all.
CE
OH he is not a Politician then LOL