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Sunday, 05/14/2017 2:51:30 PM

Sunday, May 14, 2017 2:51:30 PM

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Over the past six months the company has sold its farming business that was, as we were first told doing quite well and then said it didn't fit within the company's future plans.

The building of the greenhouses went well but the renting to the first tenant was a complete disaster. Lost an entire year of revenues. McKowen was the CEO but then decided to become the new tenant. He's selling his TURV shares in order to pay expenses. It remains to be seen how much revenue will actually go to TURV and how much goes to GrowCo. I know what the agreement says but let's see if the agreement is followed.

They have expenses pending to pay for repairs to increase the height of a dam. They have been attempting to put this off for years until the state of Colorado has essentially ordered them to do so.

The MJ crop should provide TURV with the necessary revenues to pay for a lot of things. Rent payments should be up to date. Anything less than what Harding has forecasted should be met with tons of questions from shareholders.

Crossing my fingers that everything is going according to plan and that TURV becomes a $1 stock again.

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