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Carson Williams

  • Membership Director, Patriot Golf Club
Tulsa
As seen in: Yahoo Sports, Yahoo, The Salt Lake Tribune, BiggerPockets, Golf Channel, Library Journal, The Fabricator, The Cullman Tribune
Membership/Communications Director @PatriotGolfClub ⛳️🇺🇸 • Previous: @GolfChannel • 2006 Time Magazine Person of the Year 🏆 • 2/18/14 • #ThunderUp
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Buying older properties

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By Carson Williams, Kevin Sobilo
| BiggerPockets Verified
There is this property 1945 build year, needs new roof but interior has been renovated and would could buy at get very good cash flow. My question is, how to know for certain if structure is structurally sound and if so how long could it continue to be good for considering build date?
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Wallace State Softball, Baseball sweep doubleheaders

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By Carson Williams
| The Cullman Tribune Verified
HANCEVILLE, Ala. — Both Wallace State Softball and Baseball walked away with wins Thursday in double headers against competitors in the Alabama Community College Conference. Softball: Wallace State 3 – Enterprise State 1; Wallace State 6 – Enterprise State 3 Wallace State Softball (22-4) picked up two wins over Enterprise State Community College (ESCC), winning the first game 3-1 and following with a 6-3 win in Game 2.
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Letter: All children benefit from recreation opportunities

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By Carson Williams
| The Salt Lake Tribune Verified
The issue of leisure inequality is so often ignored. Not only in the state of Utah, but also in our entire nation. Our legislative bodies and government representatives spend so much time bickering and arguing that they leave so many opportunities on the table. Children in this country, children in this state, county and even city, are missing out on opportunities that could help shape their future.
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