Collins has stated that he worked for Nevada Power for upwards of 18 years. Then he started under his wife's name an Electrical Contracting company named Collins Power. He has been an elected official for 13 of the last 15 years. Nevada Power doespay enough to fund a $500,000 down payment. Did Collins Power make enough money to save for such a down payment? Is it the $5.000 a month that he earns as a Clark County Commissioner that allowed him to fund the down payment? Could there be some special land transaction that allowed him the money for the down payment? Could that land transaction be for votes Collins made as an Assemblyman or Clark County Commissioner? Did someone give him the money? Why would they give him the money? Is the acquisition of the down payment money related to his service as an Assemblyman or Clark County Commissioner?
How could he pay the payment of about $13,000 a month with $5,000 paid from Clark County? How did he qualify? You would normally have to earn about three times the payment to qualify for the loan. Wouldn't that make his income about $39,000 a month or about $480,000 a years? What income source could he have stated on his loan request that would total about $480,000? Could it be his income from his farm and maybe 50 cattle? If it is farm business, maybe we should all go into farming!! Doesn't it cost allot of money to buy the cattle, equipment and supplies to operate a successful farm? Where did that money come from? How could spend allot of time on his farm in Logandale and still have time to be an effective Clark County Commissioner?
Does this add up to you? Could there be something at least unethical about the purchase an operation of this farm in Logandale? Shouldn't the FBI or our local news media look into this issue?