BillWilliamson

IN

Here to help save America!

I have an app I'm trying to get off the ground and I need someone with the right skills to help me get it launched. I've hired marketing firms in the past but that hasn't worked out too well for me. Is there a company that would help me with my product and accept payment from commission?

I'm not trying to be cheap, just need to get results from the money I spend.

Of what's wrong with college football and what is to come.

I haven't been in a few years and was aware of a few changes, but seriously had no idea how bad it has become.

The best way to sum it up is this looked like a corporate retreat with some football players in attendance.

North vs South is a thing of the past (I know, been that way a few years).

2 minute warning in the first quarter?

No kickoffs after a field goal?

Trotting fans out in between plays to do a fg competition with players on the field watching?

Players can come for the week but opt out of the game now (Penix)?

And let's not forget the saints cheer crew (yeah, that's right) with 5 obviously gay guys out there dancing for your kids to watch.

Also, the game was advertised as sold out but that stadium was only half full. This is worse than the pro bowl adopting flag football imo. I realize this game is supposed to be a little different since these guys are going pro but I won't be back to this garbage.

RIP senior bowl.

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think he may take a gap year



How in the actual frick have we come to a place in society where this is really part of our vernacular

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I agree with you. Seems strange to me that kids have normalized this.

Baldwin county, AL.

It's all planted pines. I'm going to try to get a better deal by asking for another 100 acres nearby and hopefully they will come down on their price a little.

Because you can do a lot of things with land...

Thank you for all the responses.

This definitely looks like the best thing going as far as I can tell. Hopefully in 7 years interest rates will be creeping back down instead of up! LOL

I'm dealing with a large land management company to buy this land. They represent several smaller subsidiaries. I would like to get a cheaper price per acre and also would like to buy a few more acres than we have talked about in the initial conversation. Does anyone have any good strategies for doing this?

My initial offer was $3,000/acre

Their reply is $3,500/acre

I'm curious if I offer to purchase another 100 acres or so if they'd be flexible. The land is in a rural community and isn't being developed like other places are right now. The topography is rolling with wetlands around the perimeter for the most part acting as a barrier between it and the connecting property. Really good property for growing pine trees but not so much for pasture conversion.

Anyone know any savvy negotiating strategies for raw land?

What kind of terms were they offering?(Prudential)

[quote]but I'd lose any gains paying back the bank on a purchase this size.


You're taking my quote out of context bud. I said that in reference to getting a better price due to the looming recession but then would pay back those gains in interest to the bank.

If you don't have anything constructive to add just stay out of the conversation.

I wouldn't plan to convert it to any other kind of loan. Its just pulpwood land that was cut two years ago and replanted. I can afford the down payment and principal payment on a 30 year loan but 6% interest would double it. I just wanted to see if anyone had some ideas that I hadn't thought of.

My current situation is good. I own my home and other land I bought in 2017 and have no debt except for my wifes car ($30k).
With a recession looming I don't want to do anything too risky especially since it's not necessary.

Whats your professional advice?