ColoradoAg03

My grandpa had it, now my mom and uncle have it. The family trend is pointing directly at me. I welcome any good news in Alz prevention/cure/treatment research advancements.

Looks like she has a nice rack.







And one hell of an overbite. Ouch.

9-6-23 article. They bought the land a couple years ago and are still in the planning stages. Howard Hughes involved with this too.....

LINK

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Howard Hughes Holdings Inc. announced Monday that Chevron U.S.A. Inc. had bought more than 77 acres in Bridgeland Central, a planned community owned by the national housing development company. Jim Carman, President of the Houston Region for Howard Hughes, lauded Chevron's acquisition as "a pivotal moment for Bridgeland as the community enters its next phase of development as a leading job center for the region."

Chevron is attracted to the opportunities Bridgeland has to offer and views this acquisition as a strong addition to our asset portfolio," Daniel Abate, Head of Corporate Real Estate for Chevron, said in a Monday release. "We take pride in contributing to the communities where we live and work and are excited about the potential of establishing a research and development campus in Bridgeland to advance our work toward achieving a lower carbon energy future," Abate continued.

Chevron's purchase comes after a recent announcement of the first phase of Bridgeland Central's construction, which includes an H-E-B grocery store and "the first mass timber office development for both Howard Hughes and the 12-county Greater Houston area."

Per Monday's release, Bridgeland Central mirrors other planned communities owned by Howard Hughes Holdings in several states across the country. Most notable among them is The Woodlands, the wealthy north Houston township where Chevron Phillips set up its global corporate campus headquarters in July 2002.

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Redfin

A loan officer/broker that uses UWM. Sometimes local/regional banks and credit unions can have competitive rates too. Try a few places.

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I thought there was gonna be a ‘friendly fire’ victim for a moment on the left side.

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Same here. Unfortunately, there wasn't.

I don't think we'll see sub-$4 again. If it didn't drop below it on Friday, it won't. That would've been the day.

Staghorn Petroleum is the operator.

The emulsion coming up a wellbore to the surface can be a mixture of natural gas, produced water, condensate, and oil. If this was a gas well, there would only be a trace amount of oil, if any, in the emulsion. It just depends on the formation(s) that the well is producing from.

I too am in the initial stages of looking into buying an existing business for the first time. I have a few close friends here that have both started and purchased businesses, one of them just closed on a small business in Steamboat a month or so ago.

I have a couple hundred K in free cash available and excellent credit. I'm educating myself on the process first, which will take some time. I know this will probably be a 1-2 year process and I'm OK with that, I'm only 45. I just want to make sure I'm as prepared as possible going into it.

The author of that book has a youtube channel with a bunch of helpful videos that cover all sorts of specific topics related to business acquisition and ownership. My buddy is an SVP of a regional bank here and specializes in commercial/business loans, he'll be a great resource to me as well.

The whole market is in the crapper. Except for META.