FormulaMatt

Lots of torque, that's for sure. But the line about the twin ECUs and the fact that it is essentially two inline 6s is very interesting. I wonder how close the heads are to the supra heads... That would be wild. Two supra motors under one hood? You'd probably create a weather front every time the turbos spooled.

I had a BMW 750il with the V12. It was alot like what you are saying. It essentially had two of everything. You open the hood and it looked like a mirror image of itself. The cool thing I had read about was I guess if it had a failure in the engine, it could shut down 6 cylinders and run that way.

I love that car! If I didn't need a new truck next, that would be my next car.

Great work!

You are saying that the landlord does not need to give 30 days notice to raise the rent. The law says she does. What looks ridiculous is you saying that your lawyer says something that is right in the ORC is not true.

Yeah OK.

ill just pay the 1200 and avoid her. I think it will be easier and she wont get upset about it. I might have a few choice words once i move out but it is what it is i guess... thanks all

Enjoy your new house!

I can agree to disagree, but stop giving bad advice, that is what pisses me off.

Just because it is not your advice does not make it bad advice. I really don't care if you are pissed off. I mean really? It's the internet. I can just as easily say "no my info is right you are wrong don't give bad advice." But, I at least have the open mind of knowing different things can be correct. In my experiences I have been right, in your families experiences you have been right. I really don't see the need for you to argue and get pissed off (lol) just because someone has had a different experience. It really looks ridiculous.

I know I said it would be my last post, but wow....hard to not touch these.

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As soon as the landlord accept the payment as full, the verbal contract is legally in effect. This is where 80 years of experience and thousands of court cases come into play.

Both my parents and myself have had many properties as well. Not 80 years worth, but definitely a combined 35+. In all those years, both of us using the same lawyer and management company, we have been to court combined around a couple dozen times. Now, you have had thousands of court cases??? Makes you wonder....

My people must be doing something right.

I find it hilarious that someone thinks that 2 men who have an combined 80 years experience and owned a combined 1,000 rental units including high end custom rental homes would not be experts in that field. LOL

I find it hilarious someone trying to replace a lawyers experience, and I can probably safely say 100's of years of firm combined experience, with 2 men's expert in the field status.

Just because that is how your property management company does it, doesn't meant that is how the law works. It is just what works best for them.

Well, seeing as how I am referencing my attorney who is the actual expert in the law, I am going to go ahead and say this applies to you and your families experience too.

Now I have tried saying that either of us could be right or wrong trying to end this, but you must be one of those people that needs the last word. I'm not trying to smear your advice or your families experience, that's great - it works for you. I get it. Now can we just agree to disagree and move on? Or should we keep remembering the internet is serious business and god forbid someone not have the same experience or advice as you. Will it help if I just say you are right I am wrong? Fine. You are THE realty/property management/law expert on CR. Better? :thumbup:

I will say it again. OP, get REAL legal advice to avoid screwing yourself. My and LJ's experience is very different, obviously.

Actually, my property management company merely enforces the lease that was supplied to them from my lawyer. I'm pretty sure she would know better how the law reads then anyone else in this thread.

Like I said, and continue to say, it will depend how the lease reads. If it specifies terms for month to month FOLLOWING THE END OF THE LEASE it is still the valid contract. Anybody who thinks a verbal agreement would hold up over this....yeah.

This will be my last post because I will continue to trust what a lawyer tells me, versus experience.

You may be right or I could be right. Neither of us have seen the lease and could sit here and speculate all day about what's in it.

Again, good luck.

To the OP, if you want a real lawyers perspective, let me know.

Like I said, it will come down to what the lease says.

LJ, 80 years experience may be what works for you. For me and my property, I will trust my lawyer.

I actually went ahead and called her, just for clarification. She said it will all come down to how the lease reads. In my application, and in most she sees/prepares, I am correct in that it will carry over as an extension of the agreement.

Either way, good luck.

If his old lease does specify he can do month to month after the term of the initial lease, that lease prevails until he moves out or has another signed agreement. I have dealt with this for years and this is also how my management company has relayed it to me.

My attorney I use would probably give you free advice on it if you want. Pm me for her number.

This is why I use a property management company for mine.

Bottom line, if you are out of contract, there is not much you can do. If your previous lease said you have the option to do month to month for $1200, you are responsible for that lease specified amount. If she has been letting you do the $950, that is on her and her option.

Unless you have something in writing where she said the contract is changing to $950, the actual lease is what will hold up in court. Even with your invoices. Think of it only as her doing you a courtesy in continuing the $950. The only exception to this is the months you have paid where you have a invoice from her for the $950. That would be an agreed upon amount and she can not back bill you, but this does not change the terms of the contract regarding the $1200.

That 30 day notice to change the rent is only if you have a amended contract reflecting a lowered rate. It sounds like right now you are legally bound to $1200, so she doesn't have to give notice to anything other then wanting you to pay the legal amount.

My info sucks for you, I know. But, you are lucky she was letting you do that at all. I will always require more money for a month to month for the reasons Joe said.

Just try and be nice and apologetic, maybe she will let you just do the $950 and just get out and move on with your new house happy!

Check out the Sears Outlet on Sawmill Rd.

 

That is where my wife bought her Norditrack treadmill last winter. We looked used for a while, but people were either selling narrow (ie only good for walking) cheapies, or asking similar money to what we bought her's for new.

I will head there tomorrow. Thanks!

I have a basic one. its gets the job done. i'm 1.5hrs away. $50 if you come get it. its a weslow cadance.

Any pics or model number?

needs moar bbs, less m contours. hot regardless.

Agreed!

Just watch Columbus roads on those bbs's. Mine are 17's on my E39 running 235/45/17. DOT got to buy me a new BBS for my car after my wheel got jacked on 270. I finally got the check in the mail a few weeks ago after filing my claim back in February. Cost them about 800 for the rim, 150 for alignment, and 200 for the tire.

Also LOVE the license plate!

Post some pics of something boating related. We still have a ways to go before summer. We need something to get us by until then.

Anybody have a build thread they can start or something?

I don't think I ever got around to posting pics of the final product. These were from the first test run and from my blackberry, so excuse the bad pic quality. It ran great last year. Blew up my out drive at the end, but have another on and ready to go for the spring. Lots of prop testing needed.

Only stuff planned for this year is cosmetic, interior lighting, new cover, and lots of gas!

Video of her idling at the docks. It was a cold morning out. Also, that is a echo you are hearing, not a knock.

http://i177.photobucket.com/albums/w211/Matt86K5/Formula%20Boat/New%20Stroker/th_VID2000003.jpg

http://i177.photobucket.com/albums/w211/Matt86K5/Formula%20Boat/New%20Stroker/IMG00111.jpg

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http://i177.photobucket.com/albums/w211/Matt86K5/Formula%20Boat/New%20Stroker/IMG00109.jpg

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Style goes back to the mid 70's.

 

http://i417.photobucket.com/albums/pp257/theboltssd/BriansWheels006.jpg

Hmmmm these look familiar. These came stock on a e39 5 series BMW with the M package.

A car just like mine for example....

http://i177.photobucket.com/albums/w211/Matt86K5/DSCN1262.jpg

LOL, I guess we broke it.

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