Comments on: Erin Toll: Attorney General has conflict-of-interest

By: Arch

Arch — Wed, 21 Apr 2010 16:04:12 +0000

Whatever the outcome of the conflict-of-interest issue, the Governor should not allow Toll to return to DORA. Toll = too much controversy; too many muscled-out rulings; too little real estate experience; too big of an unearned ego. Hopefully, the Appraiser – Easement issues in southern Colorado aren’t going to be forgotten after this flap is settled. There is a lot at stake for everone involved in that mess.

By: Loan Officer

Loan Officer — Tue, 20 Apr 2010 19:34:43 +0000

Ms Toll has earned a reputation in the lending industry for being egotistical and over zealous in her pursuit of allegged lending/real estate/appraisal industry wrong doings. However, no one should be above the law especially Sen Ted Harvey. This situation has all the stench of favortism and corruption. I’m glad she is upholding her principles in this scenario.

By: Guest

Guest — Tue, 20 Apr 2010 16:35:32 +0000

There is a different picture of Mrs. Toll before each article. She sure did find ways to get her mug in front of the camera as much as she could.

I do believe that the AG may have a conflict of interest. However, Mrs. Toll is fighting a losing battle. I am not sure how you can be a whistle blower when you are blowing the whistle on yourself.

By: Curious Citiizen

Curious Citiizen — Tue, 20 Apr 2010 15:18:48 +0000

Or maybe Toll is actually trying to make a change and the powers that be stifled her. Lets have the day in court and find out.

By: Govthastoomuchpower

Govthastoomuchpower — Tue, 20 Apr 2010 14:09:41 +0000

Another government employee wasting our money on fivilous legal issues. Why is Toll doing this, just move on like we all do in the private industry. We are all fallible Ms. Toll.

Why does our government put people in lead jobs that have no experience in the field? Both Erin Toll and Zach Urban have never performed an appraisal, worked in the mortgage industry, or sold real estate for a client in their entire lives. They have no idea what is going on in the field.

If Ms. Toll loses this case, we need to penalize her and make her work at an appraisal sweat shop and then find a picture that was posted to the wrong comp and take her license away. Oh, and publish it in the Denver Post, ruin her ability to earn income before the investigation is completed.