Well that is your opinion, I do not agree. Ecgr seems to have a fettered past with other peoples money and legal troubles inherent within.
While I might agree some businesses operate that way, I would disagree that this happens with "any" company , as you say.
Now when you look at the comments by the state officials overlooking hfa's project at colt, regarding financial matters not in order, then take a look at the ecgr projects and historical financial issues, current liens, the debts owed to the minicipalities on other relative projects at colt and the persistence therein. hmmm
I think this is very on topic and relative to the situation.
After all it was the chairman himself who scoffed at the 9.6 million being chump change for the sate to hand over to rescue on of his projects, well lol
what do you call liens for 10 and 47 k?
This in not in my opinion how reputable businesses position themselves, big red flag when state officials are making comments like the following:
"We have been asking Homes for America for many months now to get its financial house in order, and we still don't see that they have done that," said Joan McDonald, the state's commissioner of economic and community development."
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