Satelec 2003

I own a 2000 dodge neon with about 120,000 miles on it.
Out of the blue the transmission started slipping….BAD.
I checked the fluid and there wasn’t any. I put in a quart and it was still slipping badly. I stopped and looked and trans fluid was leaking from under the front part of the car big time.
What is most likely the culprit and what will it cost me to get it fixed?
Should I just buy a used or rebuilt trans and have it installed?
I am currently screwed cause I can’t get to work.

Hi All,

I am a RE investor and landlord with 5 years experience.

I was recently asked by a friend who is a passive investor to find a superb property for him for a fee: consult on the topic and lead the entire process from property search till closing.

This will include more work and due diligence than an average RE agent.
The main reason is I will look for a Plex and he is also a friend so I am more motivated personally to find a truly superb deal (at least same effort as I would put looking for a property for myself!). Also, the process will include arranging a mortgage, insurance, reviewing tenant acknowledgements and many other docs. – items not included in the service RE agents provide.

This might take 3-6 month of work to find a superb property meeting all my friends’ criterias.

What would be a reasonable consulting fee for this type of service assuming a property value/price of around 750K (say fifteen Plex)?

Does a fee of $ 20,000 sound reasonable?

Thanks & Regards,
Neil

So I just moved into an apartment where about 408 residents live there and it is a pretty big building. I moved out of my parents house and one thing about having a house is you dont have to worry about other people forgetting to turn off the stove but thus in a building, every tenant has to be responsible I am sure but lets say that if one tenant forgets to turn off the stove (because one or a few) may forget or may have alot of fire hazards in their room, the fire will affect all of us and the building may burn down!!! Thats one thing I am worried. How would the landlord know where the fire is coming from and which room? How can we be sure I am safe living in a apartment on my own without taking a risk worrying about if other people may cause a fire? I am not the only one living in the building so if there was a fire, it will affect everyones safety in the building! And if it were to blow up, how would I get my house back and stuff back? Do I need life insurance or have to have some proof if I lose EVERYTHING?

I’m renting a vehicle in Phoenix, AZ (Fox Rent a Car). Under it’s policies, it states ‘In Phoenix, vehicles are supplied with liability coverage that meets state minimums. The renter is financially responsible for all damages not covered under the liability policy including, but not limited to the FOX rental vehicles full value.’

Do I have to purchase the liability protection that they offer if it’s already insured? Just wondering. Thanks!

I’m purchasing comp/collision through travel guard.

So 6 years ago my son married. Both work full-time descent + 1 part-time employment. 4 years ago, they decided to buy a house and worked with his “good friend” of a broker, get a loan. They had $ 10 000 for a down payment. I mean, the house she paid for more than $ 180,000 after all was said and done, we went to celebrate their new home and my husband asked for its speed (or something), she proudly declares that they will receive 2 credits. The first was $ 30,000 7% down payment (added to their $ 10,000) funded and then another resting place at 6%. My husband and I just kind of saw himself feel like OH OH ????? We thought you were there programs for first time buyers. It sounded like a good friend, and drove them from the FHA. Now I could be wrong, but I? Here’s the thing. Both loans are killing recently, Wells Fargo (and not their lenders) have called them and they have to refinance all excited. Ultimately, they were informed by the two loans, and now that their home is less than what they have is worth it. they are pretty well screwed. You are always means to pay all their bills, but I’m worried how long. they fight. They also have two credit cards maxed to meet an emergency medical expenses, which came. So I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions? help with all of this out there, I think there was a way to combine the two mortgages at a lower interest rate. Or is the Wells Fargo right, and they are screwed