All Forum Posts by: Donald Hendricks
Donald Hendricks has started 32 posts and replied 218 times.
Post: Death of a Tenant: Preparation
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- Clarksville, IN
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- Votes 96
Well $hitfire! Wouldn't you know the case is not dead (no pun intended) afterall. The gutter scum bottom feeding attorney for the apartment complex has managed to somehow get the case put back on the JP docket for their counter claim. Both cases were dismissed 2+ years ago for lack of standing. There was no probate opened because there was no estate. My guess is that the gutter scum bottom feeding attorney which represents the landlord that steals from the dead & the property owner is milking them for everything he can. The counter claim was for damages that were not originally claimed until after I filed a small claims action. Prior to filing the gutter scum bottom feeding attorney sent me a letter threatening to counter sue for additional damages if a claim was filed. He did just that and it was tossed for lack of standing, he can not sue me for my mothers debts. FURTHER, Texas landlord law is clear that where no claim is made within 30 days there is no claim forever more. What a piece of work this guy is. Perfect gutter scum bottom feeding attorney for a landlord that steals from the dead.
Originally posted by @Nicole A.:
@Donald Hendricks Did you ever win this case?
I have a similar situation. My mother also did not have anything to her name besides a car. She lived alone in an apartment complex in Virginia. I have tried Googling the law regarding security deposits when a tenant dies. She died in May.
We do have to form an estate now because my family feels there was medical negligence with the hospital. Not sure if we're past the timeline to request that deposit back or not, but I figure it's worth looking into.
Post: flooring choice over cement slab
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- Clarksville, IN
- Posts 226
- Votes 96
Originally posted by @Rocky V.:
Recommend VPF. Find a wholesaler and you should not pay more than $1-2/ft for product. Pic is of a rental in which we removed carpet and installed VPF over cement slab.
Great, how does one find a wholesaler of the product?
Post: Explain mortgage math to me
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- Clarksville, IN
- Posts 226
- Votes 96
ok, thanks for confirming i am not an idiot.
Post: Explain mortgage math to me
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- Clarksville, IN
- Posts 226
- Votes 96
How is that the lender says you can cash out refi at 70% LTV on a $120,000 house with an $11,206 balance due on the original loan, plus $1793.79 in fees equals a cash payout of $48,999.79. The math doesn't work in my simple mind.
My math says where the hell is the rest of the money.
Post: Seattle Seahurst Burien area handyman, contractor, plumber needed
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- Clarksville, IN
- Posts 226
- Votes 96
Originally posted by @Aaron Reynolds:
Hey Donald, Does the shower have a tile floor and walls? If so your problem might be from a improperly installed liner.
Any ways, here is a good plumber that can help diagnose your problem.
Ernie Davis, 425-471-0874.
If you need a tile guy to redo the shower try Val Rios, 253-906-8993.
Just let them know that I referred you and they'll take good care of you. Good luck.
Aaron
Greatly appreciated!
Post: Seattle Seahurst Burien area handyman, contractor, plumber needed
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- Clarksville, IN
- Posts 226
- Votes 96
Asleep in Seattle today? Come on, help a brother out!
Post: Seattle Seahurst Burien area handyman, contractor, plumber needed
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- Clarksville, IN
- Posts 226
- Votes 96
Originally posted by @Cole Walker:
First off if there is water pouring downstairs, you need to have a clean up crew in there now. Unless the basement is unfinished ( that is the only reason I can think of at this time). Have it fixed asap before the problem becomes multiple problems.
Agreed. That is why the hunt is on for professional help from a reliable referred source.
Post: Seattle Seahurst Burien area handyman, contractor, plumber needed
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- Clarksville, IN
- Posts 226
- Votes 96
BP family:
looking for a referral for a very skilled handyman, or a contractor and plumber. I have a friend who became a landlord by default and has a house in Burien area. Apparently, there was a remodel done on a 2nd floor shower and the work is deffective. Water in now pouring into the kitchen below when the shower is used.
All referrals are greatly appreciated and will be credited to you. Thanks!
Post: Bryan / College Station, TX Realtor
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- Clarksville, IN
- Posts 226
- Votes 96
Originally posted by @Darren Hibbs:
Linda and Brandon Stribling (Mother/son team)
Thank you
Post: Bryan / College Station, TX Realtor
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- Clarksville, IN
- Posts 226
- Votes 96
I am looking for a Realtor in the Bryan / College Station area for a residential purchase. Anyone have a referral?