If you want to believe Keynesian economics as the country becomes poorer and poorer be my guest. 70% of our GDP is consumption not production, we are surviving on the buy-outs by foreign investments of U.S assets, and the injection of capital into the country is from the outside.

The novice will pay more.Along comes TARP.The government injects capital into the banks that did poorly and no longer meet regulatory capital requirements and cannot raise more capital from existing shareholders or from the capital markets.

Then you can run the numbers by them clearly and accurately.I suggest you not inject hype, like "this is a graet property with great income potential" let them figure that out, if they are buyers, they have been there and heard that crapppp.

For me, they are those who provide well written, concise, logical answers without injecting alot of ego into it.

This bank uses the investor's money as equity injection into the financing of the development.

I guess some people need hand-holding, or huge injections of encouragement, or the perfect 'plan', or whatever.

While Paulson has defended the cash injections as having averted a collapse of the financial system, Obama had to pledge changes before lawmakers approved the release of the second $350 billion. “Banks are becoming the whipping boy for the Treasury's failed policies,†said ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?

Every economist has unanimously agreed that we need capital injection to help stabilize the current mess we are left with.

B. what happens when you inject more funds into the principal: does the end date of the loan reduced, or does the monthly payment go down?

But I think it will be the amount of rehab you need to inject into the deal to make that work..