--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "Jennifer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> Tommy,
> I am not proposing a law. I just feel that knowledge would have
> helped many people avoid mistakes. I think that mandatory
education
> which covers all aspects of homeownership, but does not replace
>legal
> counsel is a good idea.
See your use of the word "mandatory" up there? That means you are
proposing a law.
Let me compare your job to mine:
> I've
> never been sued because counselors do not tell people what to do.
> They offer them knowledge and give them the tools to make their
>own
> decision.
Our jobs are the same - I don't make people's decisions either,
rather give them advice like you do.
> Counselors are educated and certified.
Our jobs are the same there too.
> Some will always go for the quick and easy
> path even if it runs off of a cliff, but many would have chosen
> differently with the advice of a housing counselor.
Our jobs are the same there.
So why should I get sued if my advice turns out to be bad, but
you're off the hook if your advice is bad?
Oakdorf can get sued for bad advice.
Dan S can get sued for bad advice.
Why should you be off the hook?
ps - I'm just having some fun, so don't hold it against me.
All academic quesions, but still fun.
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