I’m someone who’s pretty big on the environment so when I come across anything that’s going to disrupt it in any way shape or form I tend to pay close attention. Today I came across an article on the Chicago Tribune stating that BP oil refinery in Whiting Indiana is planning to dump significantly more ammonia and industrial sludge into Lake Michigan. This, in turn, would counter act the years of effort it’s taken to clean up the Great Lakes.

Now, there are a few articles in regards to this and BP is claiming that the public is being misinformed in this article. If you do some searching you’ll find a few other articles on the internet, one of which BP claims is a fair and factual article which I assume is based off BP Whiting Refinery Fact Sheet.

No matter what article you happen to read, however, you’re still being told that this company will be dumping chemicals of some form into the lake and there has been quite the uproar about it. I don’t limit myself to just a few articles, I walk around to other ones as well and the two I found on Google, one of which was a direct blog entry, went on to say that there’s no reason to dump anything into the lake and this company should consider taking their waste and using it for other things. Why make anyone surrounding this lake suffer because of their irresponsibility.

I say that this guy has a good point, but at the same time the actual news articles have their good points as well. BP claims that they’re well within legal limits, no harm is being caused to people or the environment, there will be more feul for the Midwest and jobs both now and in the future. So basically speaking, they’re going to need someone to dump these chemicals and they’ll pay you to do it. Sorry but that’s just how it sounds to me.

While I’m not someone who’s really into real estate, I can say that I’m someone who likes to get the most out of my investments. I consider purchasing a house in the next year to be a major investment, naturally so I’m going to make it a point to be on top of everything in regards to not only mortgages but just home financing in general.

I came across dragonfi.com after searching for home financing Florida on Google. Naturally I’m not going to be moving down to Florida but knowing what houses go for down there I was just interested to see what was going on. Dragonfi claims to be home financing with wings. The company was created with their customers in mind and it’s easy to use them because they’re lenders, not brokers. They’re a full service home financing enterprise with the capability of funding loans up to $8 million with no catches or craziness involved. Now naturally I’m not looking to take out an $8 million dollar loan because I’d not only be rejected for that amount but even if I were approved my great-great-great grandchildren would be the ones paying it back. Unless I was bringing in about $1 million per year then this just isn’t something that I consider to be possible.

I did some reading around their website and the thing that kind of drew me in for them is the fact that they understand home buying is an intense and personal experience, while any business is mainly about the money, they aren’t going to push unneeded and unwanted resources in your direction and tell them that they’re good for you. They’re going to walk you through the process – step by step – and insure that you fully understand everything that’s going on. They believe in truth in numbers. All customers are given real facts and real numbers right from the beginning.

If you’re looking into more information about this company, head over to dragonfi.com or call up William Cox @ 888.88fi-fly