Custom Gifts- Great for Closing and Special Occassions

Off Street Market

Purveyors of crazy and delicious flavored olive oils and balsamic vinegars, salts, spices and more…

Myron Mix and Paul Highfield are here to provide delicious foods, fun products, crazy flavors and exciting ways to enjoy these with family and friends. We want you to become part of our family and share fun (and delicious) ways which you have found to enjoy our products.

On the various products we have included suggestions for uses and good 'goes with' for the products. As we progress through our journey with you, we will be including recipes of ours (and yours) which will help you enjoy our products. The possiblities are endless!

Off Street Market strives for excellent customer service, whether you order for yourself or as a gift being sent to family, friends or business associates. We hope you enjoy our flavored olive oils, flavored balsamic vinegars and other fun products.

Gift boxes and cards are available upon request. This is handled through checkout

 

Custom Corporate Program Available

Off Street Market offers custom labeled olive oils and balsamic vinegars. Create bottle labels with your company name, logo, picture or special message for holidays, upcoming event or as a thank you.

Please email us at contactus@offstreetmarket.com for program information, including pricing, timelines and minimums. We will respond within 24 hours, not including weekends.

Any olive oil flavor, balsamic flavor or combination can be custom labeled. Let us customize bottles and product selection for your special gift box. We can ship it out for you or send it to you if you want to hand deliver it.

The also have Spices & Salts, Balsamic Vinegars, Gadgets & Gift Certificates- great one shop stop! Here what ours looks like!

 

 

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New Record Lows Again for Mortgage Rates

New Record Lows Again for Mortgage Rates

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Emergency Homeowners' Loan Program

The EHLP is designed to provide mortgage payment relief for qualifying homeowners who have experienced a drop in income of at least 15 percent due to circumstances beyond their control, such as unemployment or underemployment due to adverse economic conditions or an illness.Some highlights of the program include:

The $1 billion initiative is expected to provide help for up to 30,000 homeowners.

Applicants who meet the program’s eligibility requirements may receive a zero interest forgivable loan that pays past due mortgage payments, including missed payments and past-due charges, for up to a maximum of $50,000.

The zero percent interest forgivable loans will average $35,000 each, with a maximum of $50,000 awarded to eligible homeowners who are selected through the program. Learn more about this selection process by reading the EHLP frequently asked questions.

The deadline for filing a pre-application worksheet is July 22.

EHLP documents will only be accepted by approved agencies, such as Money Management International. To determine whether you may qualify to for help through this program, fill out the EHLP pre-applicant screening worksheet.

For more information about EHLP, read our list of EHLP FAQs or visit FindEHLP.org.

 

 

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Texas economy ranks No. 2 in the nation

  San Antonio Business Journal - by Mike Thomas Date: Thursday, June 30, 2011, 12:33pm CDT

Gov. Rick Perry has some new ammunition he can use as he continues to weigh a possible presidential bid with the release of a study showing Texas passing New York as an economic powerhouse.

Based on data released by the Bureau of Economic Analysis, Texas now ranks No. 2 behind California for having the highest economic output over the past decade.

“Texas notched one of the biggest increases in size (based on gross domestic product) in a half-century, surpassing $1 trillion in annual economic output,” reports USA TodayUSA TodayLatest from The Business JournalsTarget CEO gives outlook for 2011 and beyondOregon Coast Aquarium strugglesGulfport restaurants ready for ‘Best of the Road’ visit Follow this company in an article looking at the data.

According to the article, Texas’ $1.2 trillion 2010 GDP represented a 26.8-percent increase since 2000.

While California retained the top spot, it was actually shrinking in size from 2000 while Texas has been growing, leading some to suggest that Texas could soon challenge it for the top spot.

“We’re growing faster than everyone else, and this trend should last a good while,” says economic forecaster Raymond Berryhill of Waco. Berryhill says Texas enjoyed “good fortune and good planning” from having natural resources such as oil and gas, a growing population fueled by immigration and successful technology businesses while also avoiding the worst effects of the real estate bubble.

The recent growth in Texas’ economic clout has been matched only twice in the past 50 years, according to the study — by California in the 1980s and Texas itself during the 1970s oil boom.

 

 

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