R’ Chaim Francis learned in the Mesivta Heichal Hatorah of Long beach under the auspices of R’ Mottel Dick Shlit’a, and at Yeshivas Brisk in Eretz Yisroel.
Currently living in Lakewood, R’ Chaim is a member of Kollel Choshen Mishpat under Hagoen R’ Eliyahu Levin Shlit’a.
R’ Chaim began a Ribbis podcast several months ago upon the request of a businessmen in the real estate industry. The objective was to go through the basic Shailos that arise in a business setting, as well as the practical solutions.
Thank you R Francis for your excellent,clear and extremely relevant podcast. I benefit greatly by listening to all your podcasts ,as you adress all pertinent sheilos in such a concise and precise manner.
Thank you
M Rand
very clear and well presented and informative shiur. Very timely with much info packed into a easy to listen to bytes. I would love to hear more from Rabbi Francis. Thanks TLS
Thanks TLS for posting this informative and timely shiur. Rabbi Francis has a way of making difficult concepts both understandable and practical. He packs a lot of information into a short time frame which is much appreciated. Looking for ward to hearing more from him.
Thank you for an extremely clear and precise podcast. I gain tremendously from your podcasts as they are extremely relevant and practical.
Rabbi Francis has such great podcasts! He is very clear and on the mark in a very concise and precise manner. Would love to hear his podcasts posted more frequently.
Really enjoying Rabbi Francis’s podcasts!! They are so informative and well worded!
Looking forward to hearing more.
This was very interesting, and well explained. I hope there will be more of Rabbi Francis’s shiurim in the future- I find he has a way of taking complex topics and breaking them down in a way that is easy to understand. Thank you Lakewood scoop for quality content!
Well articulated and so clear! Rabbi Francis takes a complicated sugya and presents it in such a clear, comprehensive manner. Thank you so much for posting these shiurim; we look forward to hearing more of them