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so you are saying I should double my position in IBRX? (not investment advice, I know)
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Insurance/Auto Valuation/Total Decision/Repair Issue
Dendox replied to TXSooner518's topic in Business and Markets
I agree with TBoo as a recovering insurance company employed car wreck lawyer. There is not an easy solution if you want to go through GEICO. You might be able to call your carrier, tell them GEICO is fucking you over, make it a first party claim which your carrier would then subrogate against GEICO to recover $$ for. I had this happen personally where United Fire paid me almost 40% more than Berkshire was going to pay on some damaged equipment and then United Fire recovered they payment from Berkshire 100 cents on the dollar later. You can also sue the dipshit in small claims court, present your claims and recover the "cost" to fix it and seek payment from GEICO to satisfy the judgment. There are plenty of good body shops that aren't in the tank for GEICO. Find one of them and pay cash to get the work done. -
Esteemed assholes - we bought 2 adult GA tickets and 2 kids (ages 12-17) and parking passes to this three-day benefit concert in Ashland Kentucky Sept 18-20 for my daughter's 16th birthday. Unfortunately we can't make it. Long shot, I know, but does anyone have an interest - or any friends or family that might be interested. Not looking to make any money.
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CEO of UHG Shot and Killed in NYC - WTF is wrong with you New York
Dendox replied to Bevo's topic in Daily Texan
so - uncle Warren thinks what United is doing is good business? https://finance.yahoo.com/news/berkshire-hathaway-acquires-5-million-202333554.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly9uZXdzLmdvb2dsZS5jb20v&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAABVnoiICR6k9886CyP4jdQLI8nq9XgDCy_MxYPUVUhxdwLbvs_a5uGIfKJerZ8J5tnYoCbhSXuT8v6iUpGLcnvJPuU4aTNwD01VyIX7gLrPysLgTy4hhcNwPA3fzqSZa9al3pK2ZNMYdbNQMmdlRNODfb_88HevfqzwvOjGTY7l5 -
If only this were not true. Thats the world we live in, folks.
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maybe they can check in with Comfort, where the sirens worked wonderfully to prevent loss of life in the same event. A place that has struggled with such luck in the past. https://apnews.com/article/texas-floods-sirens-warning-comfort-98701e8c74c680a5704264d863994b90 Given the number of stream/creeks/rivers in the US that rely on such technology - maybe they can check in with other jurisdictions, too. Or no - because they are loud and offensive to the know it all locals that can't be bothered to accept money from a _________ president for such things
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from the NYT article - as if I wasn't sick enough over the thought of what those folks endured.......
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All Encompassing Mortgage and Real Estate Thread
Dendox replied to UTPhil2006's topic in Business and Markets
Listing agents don't provide disclosures, owners do. The listing agent may have some exposure, but Texas law indicates that the proper target is the prior owner. Fraud in a real estate transaction - https://statutes.capitol.texas.gov/Docs/BC/htm/BC.27.htm#27.01 Limitations period is 4 years from the date they knew, or in the exercise of reasonable prudence, should have known of the fraud. The difficult part of cases like this is proving knowledge. How long did the LLC own it? Did they flip it? Making grading/drainage improvements may be evidence of knowledge, or may be evidence that they saw a drainage problem and tried to fix it (again, assuming a flip situation and not living in the home). Then - if you are lucky enough to be able to prove the knowledge element - you get to try and collect from the LLC. Most of the time, the LLC relates to a singular property. If the LLC is, strangely, holding LOTS of properties in its name that might be used to satisfy a judgment, i would imagine they have them leveraged to frustrate collection efforts. -
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Assuming this is in Texas? Real issues are laid out by others - have to prove knowledge (hard to do) and establish fraud in order to tag seller. Unless you find a plumber in town who previously made a service call and didn't repair it because "they were gonna sell the home to an unsuspecting buyer" even the most obvious signs of problems don't necessarily prove knowledge. I see this A LOT in foundation cases. - bigger issue there, at least in my experience, are they judgment proof? Likely, yes. Inspector - has its own issues. Limitation of liability provision in the services agreement (usually capped at cost of report). Likely can't assert DTPA claims given it was his "professional opinion" relied upon by the buyer. I would be very concerned about a foundation issue. If there were no drain issues for years and now the new owner has issues, it could be that the foundation moved and fractured the line. There is also an issue with tree roots clogging drain lines. Hard to sue the tree manufacturer.
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This is so very true. Driving back to Boerne from baseball game in Lake Travis and it was amazing.
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In a tin foil hat moment, I read this thread and move on with my day. Only to see this story in my next landing spot. https://www.ksat.com/news/local/2025/05/05/from-air-to-water-how-a-boerne-homeowner-is-using-technology-as-a-water-solution/
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