Ron Burner

I trust in God I love my country And will respect its laws I will play fair And strive to win But win or lose I will always do my best

@caliaggie1 I got to meet Coach Begley when he was at MM one year. The hat throw was my favorite. Definitely a guy you wanted at freshman building the foundation

25 years is crazy to type out but Ron Begley Coached us like we were green berets....averaged 50+ a game. 9 D1's from this frosh class and 2 of them got cut!! Look up Jahre Cheeseman from Virginia Tech he's #2 he moved after freshman year and became All State in New Jersey. ELITE

@barstoolsports @ShiftyMcShivers

We were inches away from manslaughter at the Yankees spring training game

@chriscfore TP has an awesome 🏈 stadium. Has a scoreboard with video replay on it

Two great schools in San Diego County have flown their Principal jobs on Ed Join: Torrey Pines High School and La Costa Canyon High School.

@ocallaghan75 @GhostofSwiftH I once had a trainer show me his unpaid or late bills.. I was shocked at the amount.

@GhostofSwiftH We don’t survive, then add on piece of shit owners that don’t pay there bills, then add the track stewards that won’t help get ur money back I can keep going as I chase $222,000 from owners that have not paid. It’s a joke Hisa won’t help I’ve tried

So if a Trainer charges $115-$150 day rate and some are losing $ on day rate for care of horse and pay workers. Owners are getting billed roughly 4500-6k a month for horse. How does the mid level trainer survive?

@BodellTerri @GhostofSwiftH I was gonna say the same thing. How does a mid level or lower level owner survive at these rates ? You have to finish second or above to break even

@GhostofSwiftH How does the owner survive? They pay more than training bills. Vet, farrier and everything else

@qheddie Love that place. Hot dog deal is awesome too

Credit to South Point Hotel in Las Vegas for the great treatment it gives horse race patrons with a seperate area away from the sports book. All seats occupied as of 12:45 pm Saturday.

@chriscfore I can’t imagine this call as a parent. I’m sure this hits you different. Thankfully she is ok

My daughter was in an accident yesterday, other person's fault; it was wild getting the Life 350 notification that she was in an accident. She called about 45 seconds later. Luckily, she's okay. But she is in concussion protocol today.

@dangreenoh This is smart to offer for buyers on your own properties. We run special rates for our listings and it definitely helps us sell quicker than our competitors

Opendoor is getting attention for offering mortgage rates that look "below market" and I want to talk about it. This isn't some magic trick. It's actually pretty basic. Here's how we do it: Opendoor mortgage rates aren't marked up. The end. See, when people talk about "market rates" for mortgages, they telling you about the rates they see online from their lender, or from Mortgage News Daily, or some other source. Remember: those rates include 350 basis points of markup on average, based on self-reported data to the Mortgage Bankers Association. 350 basis points is not nothing. As a rough rule of thumb, every 100 basis points markup raises a consumer's mortgage rate by 0.25 percentage points. So, let's all acknowledge that "market rates" in mortgage reflect 350 basis points of markup, which raises a customer's mortgage rate by roughly 0.875. Opendoor changed that. Our mortgage rates are what happens when you take that markup out. It's like what E*TRADE did for stocks. In the 1980s, the market price of a stock was whatever its price was plus whatever your broker charged. It's why every broker had a different price. Today, the price of a stock is the same everywhere. So if Opendoor's mortgage rates look "below market" to you, they're actually not. This is just the first time you're seeing mortgage rates without a massive markup. More here: opendoor.com/articles/why-m…

@Matt_Pinner Hell yeah

If someone paid you $300,000 to not have a single drop of alcohol for a year, would you do it?

I think @CAgovernor should sit this one out. CA hasn’t done anything to lower gas prices

@SimonBrayPicks this is a Ding Dong.

@CapitanSteveo We can help buyer’s purchase homes owned by open door. Anytime my buyers can get a better rate I’m excited. As an investor in OPEN I’m not sure how this makes sense financially.

Are realtors happy or upset about $OPEN offering a 4.99% APR for a home purchased through them?

@BellaBaddie__ Ron

I'm pregnant and looking for a baby boy name that ends with "on" Help me out before my husband suggests Dragon again 🙂

@jim_desmond Rising property insurance is crushing buyers especially in high 🔥 areas.

San Diego families are being squeezed from every direction — higher electricity bills, skyrocketing water rates, rising housing costs, and now politicians want to pile on MORE taxes. The County budget has ballooned from $6.2 billion to $8.6 billion in just seven years. That's a nearly 40% increase. We don't have a revenue problem. We have a SPENDING problem. I will keep fighting to stop new taxes and protect working families from government overreach.

Never can understand no change and then a suspension.

@RiderDavey The gotta find a way to use the fingerprints from the other jurisdictions. Need a national horse racing owners database. Shouldn’t be that hard

Why do most racing jurisdictions make It so difficult for owners to get licensed, and even when you get all the needed paperwork and fingerprints etc they tell you, you can’t pay over the phone. I thought we were in 2026, well we are but horse racing is still in 1976 I guess!!!

@elonmusk better weather in San Diego. Please buy the Padres

@RacingDownWind Welcome back

RDW Community: Fridays Game Plan Well after spending the last 5 days in Bed and finally breaking my fever I am starting to feel better & itching to get back to Handicapping. Pick one of this 5 Tracks & I will Handicap it and Post a RDW Grid with my Selections. Cut Off time for Votes will be at: 10:45am EST. / 7:45am PST. Gulfstream Park Aqueduct Tampa Bay Downs Oaklawn Park Santa Anita Park.

@EJXD2 If you watch the jockey on the 3. He does a fist pump right after the wire. He knew he won the bob

Wow. Sunland spends all its time showing the one and talking about how he just did beat the three... then the results of the photo and it's 3-1. Yowza

@scaling_shields It takes a little more time. Definitely did a good job listing the things. A good one has an assistant to do 80% of that. The real value comes when a transaction gets sideways. Having someone who can help navigate the issues who has done it a lot helps.

real estate agents make $2,000 an hour and nobody questions it heres what they actually do to sell your $400,000 house: - list it on a website (20 minutes) - take photos or pay someone to (1 hour) - copy-paste a description from their last listing (15 minutes) - schedule viewings you host yourself half the time (2-3 hours) - forward offers to you via email (5 minutes each) - sit in the closing meeting (1-2 hours) 12 hours of work $24,000 commission a brain surgeon makes $250/hour a top lawyer makes $500/hour your estate agent makes $2,000/hour to unlock your front door and forward your emails "but they bring buyers" no the buyer found your house scrolling zillow on their toilet at 11pm your agent didnt find them the algorithm did rightmove brings buyers redfin brings buyers zillow brings buyers your agent brings a lockbox "but they negotiate a higher price" they dont they get you the market price then subtract 6% from it you paid someone $24,000 to make you poorer than if youd sold it yourself "but the paperwork is complicated" its a PDF a real estate attorney handles every legal document for $1,000 flat thats the entire job your agent charges $24,000 for forwarding a PDF you couldve downloaded yourself the entire industry runs on one thing: fear youre terrified youll make a mistake on the biggest transaction of your life and theyre trained to weaponise that in the listing appointment "you dont want to leave money on the table" "ive seen people lose thousands doing this alone" fear is their only product not expertise not connections not negotiation fear $70 billion a year in commissions built on the idea that youre too stupid to sell something you own the average agent sells 4-5 houses per year 4 sales × $24,000 = $96,000 for 50 hours of actual work while you spend 2,000 hours at a desk earning the same amount next time an agent slides you a 6% contract just remember: you own the house the website finds the buyer a lawyer does the paperwork the only thing left for the agent to do is collect $24,000 for watching it happen