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  1. 15 hours ago, horn4life said:

    That's what I was thinking but this is where I probably need to get an RE/Estate attorney involved.  As how do you buy someone out of something they don't yet own?  If my Dad was dead it would be easy to come up with a number (well maybe with my sis). 

    I was also thinking this morning about what might be a way to structure some sort of lease with my Dad to get the experiment started ifure  my rental market research pans out.  Maybe a rolling 18 month lease until his death.  Just to protect my to recoup my furnishing cost investment? 

    Probably the easiest is to have my Dad cap her value in the home in his will? Or predetermine my back end cost today, and put that hard cost into Dad's will.  If he died right now, I think there is almost enough on the investment/cash side of the coin that I could not be out much of my money to close the loop.  Seems like best option may be to have a rewriting of the will. 

    I’ll be following to see how this plays out for you. Wife and I sit in your sister’s seat and would love to find a resolution where we don’t become co-owners of a lake house 2,000 miles away from us that we have no interest in having an ownership stake in. In general, we don’t want to be on the hook for maintenance and upkeep on a house that we visit maybe once per year, but her parents are adamant that the house be left to all of the children. We’ve tried to delicately approach the subject, but it has been a difficult conversation for us to have with her parents since they are very emotionally attached to the house.

  2. 3 minutes ago, Chico_SA said:

    Great input.  I will stick to HEB $7 Wednesday sushi for the kids! When it's open. 

    The Gypsy Poet suggestion is a really great one. Fantastic pizza and it gives me an Austin vibe. Coincidentally, it’s located on Austin St.

    If the family goes to the HMNS (less than a block from the ZaZa), make sure they hit up the butterfly habitat. It’s an add-on to the general admission and well worth it.

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  3. 18 minutes ago, closetojumping said:

    Agreed. One thing this post reminds me of about the place is that the rooms and the bar are nice. The pool experience is the really grim part. 

    Yeah, I’ve stayed there for work stuff and it’s a great hotel otherwise.

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  4. 5 minutes ago, wackawacka said:

    I have seen sympathy from lower tier bankers and investors on Linkedin. I knew they were idiots but linkedin posting about any of this proves it. 

    Reminds me of a guy I know professionally that sells some pretty high dollar imaging equipment in the healthcare space. The dude started spamming LinkedIn with the craziest right wing propaganda a few years back. I finally got fed up with seeing his political hot takes every single time that I opened the app that I removed him as a connection and made a note to myself to never buy another piece of equipment from him again. I don’t know how dumb people have to be to post that kind of shit on what is supposed to be a professional networking app. 

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  5. 1 minute ago, Pato del Muerto said:

    He blended in with everyone else while lugging his bolt action rifle around with him?

    He may have planted the rifle on the roof much earlier in the day? I don’t know, just spitballing. Wouldn’t explain how he was able to jump off the roof and leave campus escaping into the woods carrying a bolt action rifle as has been reported. It seems like even in the mass hysteria of people running away from the scene, someone would have noticed the guy with a rifle, but maybe he had just enough of a head start on the crowd.

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  6. Quote

    Democratic governors condemn shooting

    From CNN's Tori B. Powell

    California Gov. Gavin Newsom called the shooting of Charlie Kirk “disgusting, vile, and reprehensible.”

    “In the United States of America, we must reject political violence in EVERY form,” Newsom said in a post on X.

    Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro also condemned the attack, calling the shooting in a post on X “horrifying.”

    “Political violence has no place in our county,” Shapiro posted. “We must speak with moral clarity.”

    Echoing other governors, Maryland Gov. Wes Moore said he condemns the shooting “in the strongest possible terms.”

    “As I have said in the past and as I will continue to say: Political violence is never acceptable. Ever,” Moore said on X.

    This post has been updated with additional reaction.

     

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  7. 5 minutes ago, Ellellelle said:
    10 minutes ago, Bill Brasky said:
    same.  one of those that if it is survivable you need some serious treatment within a minute or two.  not sure how close that place would be to the nearest trauma center that could handle that or if someone capable would have been on site.  again, if it was survivable at all.  * I am not a doctor

    Utah is pretty rural. I don't know about UVU, but all the best facilities are in SLC.

    That area is far from rural. 

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