@LisaSchultz66 @BobbyBizScout Best master planned family oriented home development in the Austin MSA. Marina for wakesurf boat. It’s great
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Ryan Larson
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Ryan Larson
@mma2mba
CRE Developer; Commercial Construction; LMM PE- also Strikeforce (MMA) vet welterweight, BJJ Black Belt 2nd deg. MBA McCombs UT
Austin, Texas Katılım Mayıs 2024
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@mma2mba @BobbyBizScout Rough Hollow sounds like the perfect place for a family—next time we move house, we’ll definitely go for a family-friendly neighbourhood!
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I’m lucky to live in one of the nicest neighborhoods in Austin.
But there are no kids. All my neighbors are 60+. Their kids graduated high school years ago so my four boys don’t have anyone to play with.
Next house is going to be in a family neighborhood.
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@robbiehendricks The locusts have moved on from Texas. Good to hear. Will take this as progress. At some point they will tire of losing OPM, right? Right?!?
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other GP: hey man, we’re pivoting from the sun belt to the midwest, texas is dead
me: oh, cool. do you have experience here?
GP: no, we just know that cap rates are higher in the midwest and the buzz is strong…did you know Anduril moved to Columbus?!
me: yes I did…but do you know how property taxes and insurance work out here? new supply? rents? what submarkets are strong and which to avoid?
GP: i mean we’ll just pull the data from CoStar and use third-party management, it’s not that hard
me:
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@mattragland Life is balance. I want to have the option to be at every important thing in my kids lives. But I have to determine what the sacrifice is and make the call. Always keeping in mind that I won’t regret time with my family. I am fortunate to have that luxury.
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One thing I’m really struggling with as a dad in my 40s.
The next 15 years are my prime earning years as a professional.
The work I did the first 15 years (25-40) are set to pay off the next 15 years.
But those are also my kid’s prime childhood years.
When I’m 50 my oldest will be out of the house.
When I’m 55 only my baby girl will be left.
It’s a “yes, and” type of answer that requires a lot of attention and intention.
But this is something I think about all the time. If you’re a dad over 60—how did you experience this?
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Being a law firm owner is great because I have complete flexibility and control to work my 150-hour work week whenever I want.
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A profoundly good man and public servant. Sad to see him go.
Ryan Chandler@RyanChandlerTV
Cornyn concedes alongside his family, reflecting on 40 years and 18 consecutive elections, now capping his career in public office. He vows to support the Republican ticket.
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🚨James Talarico Just Declared War on Texas BBQ🚨
“I am proud to say that our campaign has officially become a non-meat campaign. We are only buying vegan products from our local vegan businesses.”
Bro… you do know you’re in TEXAS, right?
The state that runs on brisket, ribs, smoked sausage, and Friday night steak dinners.
You didn’t just go vegan.
You went full California in the BBQ capital of the world.
Texans don’t send anti-meat activists to the Senate.
This race is over.
#TXSen #VeganInTexas #TalaricoLost #KeepTexasTexas #BrisketOverBiden
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John Cornyn spent years building the GOP. MAGA tore him down. dlvr.it/TSkmLr
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@robbiehendricks LOL. Oh yeah I have been following that train wreck. Couldn't resist (sarcastically) taking offense.
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@mma2mba Ha, wasn't about Katy. Was about the guru topic from the other day.
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Of all the things I’ll happily ascribe to luck in my real estate career, one of the most important was being from Ohio.
Just stumbled out of the womb into a stable, affordable market with gobs of jobs, landlord-friendly laws, located squarely in the epicenter of the rust belt resurgence.
My office is half a mile from my high school and every single one of the 3600 units we’ve acquired is within 30 minutes of it.
I get my daily iced coffee at the same Starbucks my (ex) girlfriend worked at in high school…26 years ago.
As such, we’ve been blessed with fairly robust market knowledge in a market that is largely ignored by the big guys.
And they should ignore it, it’s terrible I assure you.
Stick with Katy. (Too soon?)
Moses Kagan@moseskagan
As someone who has made a career fishing in an over-fished pond, having to develop increasingly complicated techniques to catch enough to eat, take my advice: Better to find a pond with fewer fishermen.
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James Talarico: "I am proud to say that our campaign has officially become a non-meat campaign. We are only buying vegan products from our local vegan businesses." #TXsen
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I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith. 2 Timothy 4:7:
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@jamesonhaslam I'm in the process for YPO in Austin. Solid group here.
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Seems reasonable. Losing money shouldn’t constitute a death sentence.
The circumstances are more important. How one handles themselves post failure says a lot. For those that are willing to hang in there and fight for deals with no promote- I commend them. Probably has been a humbling experience.
However, going out and raising more in this market and under those circumstances feels like maybe not much has been learned.
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I don’t expect him to leave real estate nor should anyone else.
A lot of people reflect on Brandon as an excellent coach, and I think he should continue to do that. He’s mentored a lot of folks.
It’s not my place to ask a man to leave what he’s done for his entire life because he got over his skis as a syndicator, nor do I think he should shirk away to some cave and shame himself for the rest of his life.
I err on the side of grace, personally. Other people can feel how they wish.
I’ve lost money with a guru GP, and I don’t expect him to close up shop and give up. I’m frustrated, but I’m not a fool.
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Well, I guess this is PR option #2 after losing $15M of people’s capital.
Probably not the best timing, gents.
Robbie Hendricks@robbiehendricks
I’d like to give Brandon Turner sincere credit for this post on IG. He fully owned up to the loss of LP capital publicly. Explained his responsibility, which is the most important, along with the market factors the affected the downfall of this deal. This is exactly how a sponsor should transparently communicate when something like this happens. It doesn’t make the loss of capital easier, but I have true respect for people that take ownership. The guru class has butchered the handling of their errors over the past 5 years. Brandon is the first one I’ve seen to step forward and address it. Credit where credit is due. Bravo.
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Actually, Floyd was NOT "fine." He had profound existing coronary artery disease, with key coronary arteries 90% blocked. He had severe existing metabolic disease. He was a lifelong drug addict.
He had just purchased drugs from his dealer standing right there on the corner, and decided to chew them up in his mouth rather than allow the approaching officers to describe this convicted felon in possession of illicit drugs YET AGAIN.
Then he decided to violently fight lawful arrest against the efforts of four police officers for a full 10 minutes.
Then the ambulance the police called much earlier the moment they had a hint Floyd might be in need of medical assistance arrived. The ambulance bundled Floyd up, stuck an oxygen tube in his nose that they FORGOT TO HOOK UP TO THE OXYGEN SUPPLY, and despite all that FLOYD STILL WAS FOUND TO HAVE A PULSE UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL.
Only THEN did Floyd FINALLY die.
Derek Chauvin did NOT kill George Floyd.
The only person who killed George Floyd was George Floyd.
Dr Terry Simpson@drterrysimpson
Yes odd he was fine before the police officer held him down -
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