Re: Scott Veerkamp / Franklin Township Education Foundation

Loan Steering. The Center for Responsible Lending estimates that excessive interest rates cost families $2.9 billion each year. CRL states: "When a borrower loses a home to foreclosure, society pays the price in the drop in surrounding property values and LOST TAX REVENUES."

1. Here is the formula: Yield Spread Premium and excessive interest rates = loss of tax revenues from mortgage defaults. 2. Clearly, this is one of the reasons for the lack of funding in our school systems. 3. I find it Ironic that Scott Veerkamp has not paid his taxes and FTCSC wants to sue the state over a "funding formula." 4. In other words, Scott wants taxpayers to pay for the lawsuit going in---and Scott feels no responsibility to pay his own taxes going out. 5. On a scale of 1-10 Scott Veerkamp's level of integrity is at ZERO.

Please note: On November 5, 2010 Scott Veerkamp gave people the impression my complaints had "done nothing but strengthen his business." If his business is strong, why does Scott owe $7, 632 in back taxes? In other words, Scott says his real estate business is STRONG going in---and Scott claims he can not afford to pay his taxes going out. Does this "Bait and Switch" tactic sound familiar?

Please take time to review the articles below...
http://hadenoughindy.blogspot.com/2010/11/elected-officials-who-didnt-pay-their.html

http://jmb27.posterous.com/warning-letter-to-scott-veerkamp

http://www.wthr.com/story/12029420/growing-school-districts-suing-over-fundi