You'll Have the Rent Money Next Tuesday

Did you know we still had people employed in the Concord (California) ops center? Neither did we, apparently. I received word earlier today that there was an EVICTION NOTICE posted on the front door of the office from the building's property management company. We haven't been paying our $50,000 monthly rent for quite some time. This was brought to accounting's attention and supposedly we are going to take care of this "error."

Can you imagine that? What company conveniently forgets to pay a $50,000 monthly rental bill? Sounds like we're doing "what is required" again by walking away from a problem and ignoring it while throwing a bunch of innocent employees under the bus. If I were any of the people still working in that office, I'd demand an explanation, apology and assurance this will never happen again. I'd also appoint one employee to camp out in the office overnight this evening to make sure everybody isn't locked out in the morning.

Yep, things are really looking good for us. Here's a tip for all of you: if there is an EVICTION NOTICE on your office door, you can make a safe assumption that our half-baked Alt-A program isn't going to be the magic potion that will turn this company around.

An EVICTION NOTICE. How embarassing.