Speaker 1: Ripped so you don't have.
Speaker 2: Run anxious ass as we can. Shooter's gonna help coming man.
Speaker 3: This is the Troubleshooter Show. No Tom Martinez. Welcome, my friends,
Speaker 3: my friends out there, neighbors, friends, family, people, you name it.
Speaker 3: We love doing this show. Every single day we're here
Speaker 3: to help you and as you know, it is the
Speaker 3: only show of its kind. We solve problems, answer questions,
Speaker 3: take complaints, educate you. We love doing that. Any consumer
Speaker 3: issues whatsoever, we love the education part of this. We
Speaker 3: had uh Brian Burns in yesterday Compass Insurance, and we
Speaker 3: learned a lot about insurance and there's a lot of
Speaker 3: changes coming to Colorado. Today. We've got Mark Schamansky Genesis
Speaker 3: totally excuse barriers. Great guy. First of all, I want
Speaker 3: to preference that they've done a lot of work at
Speaker 3: our house. They have done such a bang up job
Speaker 3: on different things at our house. It's incredible. They're going
Speaker 3: to be helping us with some other stuff shortly. In fact,
Speaker 3: one of them, Mark is going to be painting the
Speaker 3: entire interior of our house. And that is like it
Speaker 3: gives me anxiety. Yeah, well, I mean, for I don't
Speaker 3: know why it's always been. You know, it's kind of
Speaker 3: a They refer to it as a country estate. And
Speaker 3: there's a lot of wood, and we're getting the floors
Speaker 3: resanded by Big Bear Flooring over next week. And I'm
Speaker 3: just a little the anxiety of seriously changing all the
Speaker 3: interior color. What I love, though, is that woman you
Speaker 3: brought out when we did the exterior. Suzanne wanted to
Speaker 3: do the same color. And I guess a lot of
Speaker 3: people generally want to keep the house same color. It's
Speaker 3: it's natural. In fact, even my own house.
Speaker 1: I'm like, I put this big addition on, going, Okay,
Speaker 1: now I gotta get this peink color match And I go,
Speaker 1: wait a minute, Why am I matching a color I
Speaker 1: don't like it?
Speaker 3: WHYU to the house because it was there? It's natural? Yeah,
Speaker 3: And I said no, and I love the color of
Speaker 3: our house now. And you brought that You brought her out.
Speaker 3: I think she was with Sherwin Williams actually Guy Res,
Speaker 3: guy Res Gyris, And man, did she just do it perfect?
Speaker 3: She said to Suzanne, Nope, let's change this up one
Speaker 3: hundred percent. We used to have like a kind of
Speaker 3: like a puke yellow. Yeah. I didn't like the color house. Well,
Speaker 3: with your stone. It just didn't go no, and the
Speaker 3: stone's beautiful. So basically she looked at the stone and
Speaker 3: found some grayish blue in there and said, hey, let's
Speaker 3: go with this blue and then we'll do this for
Speaker 3: Tram And it turned out beautiful. And on top of that,
Speaker 3: whatever product you used that had to be four or
Speaker 3: five years ago still looks brand now.
Speaker 1: Yea, that's Benjaminmore.
Speaker 3: But it gives it truly does give me anxiety. It
Speaker 3: gives Suzanne anxieties.
Speaker 1: It's funny how many times I go to a person's
Speaker 1: house and I go, have you ever thought about changing
Speaker 1: that color? Because again, what you just said, A lot
Speaker 1: of people say the same and they get offended. Sometimes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's just like, well, it's sometimes good.
Speaker 1: To look because well, and then the other yellow house
Speaker 1: is not attractive anymore.
Speaker 3: We don't have to deal with this, but a lot
Speaker 3: of people would have to deal with the hoa.
Speaker 1: Yeah they do.
Speaker 3: So if you've got to deal with the HOA, that
Speaker 3: can get completely uh different. I mean, we've had calls
Speaker 3: up where people have someone paint their house. They didn't
Speaker 3: go through the proper channels, and they're getting fines left
Speaker 3: and right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they got to redo it.
Speaker 3: They got to redo it. I mean it's really crazy.
Speaker 3: All right, folks, listen. I'll always tell you when we
Speaker 3: have a line open. Three oh three seven one three
Speaker 3: eight two five five. We do have a line open
Speaker 3: right now. Any questions you have on the exterior of
Speaker 3: your house or even the inside of your house. We've
Speaker 3: got a great contractor and studio with us. Matt was
Speaker 3: supposed to come and if he's listening, Oh wow, Monument
Speaker 3: closed down. I guess there was like multiple I saw
Speaker 3: it on Fox thirty one this morning. Guys, did you
Speaker 3: see that multiples jackknife tractor trailers just both sides of
Speaker 3: the highway at mine, I mean completely shut down around
Speaker 3: eight thirty last night. I don't know when they reopened,
Speaker 3: but you know he's he's crying about that.
Speaker 4: No, Monument Hills seems to be synonymous with traffic messes
Speaker 4: and accidents and crashes.
Speaker 3: Yes, it's crazy much snow they get there, It's like
Speaker 3: it's like it's own over the place. How could it
Speaker 3: be like that? What explains this anomaly? I'll tell you what.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you part of it and I live in it. Yeah,
Speaker 3: Palmer Divide. Well, so what's so significant about Palmer Divide.
Speaker 3: There's some really strange winds going through there. So our
Speaker 3: house last night, look out here, did you guys get
Speaker 3: any snow? I have no stone Evergreen. We got three
Speaker 3: inches of snow yesterday. It was like a white out.
Speaker 3: Get around seven or eight o'clock at night. If we
Speaker 3: looked out our big picture window, you couldn't even see
Speaker 3: the deck right there. Wow, it was crazy, the winter's
Speaker 3: last hurrah. But then you go up to Castle Rock,
Speaker 3: which is literally thirteen minutes nothing. I mean, we've had
Speaker 3: a foot of snow before and Castle Rock hits nothing.
Speaker 3: And it's just in that weird We're just in this
Speaker 3: little weird area that comes I guess down from the
Speaker 3: mountains called the Palmer Divide. The Black Forest is also
Speaker 3: in it, but Monument's part of it. And then the
Speaker 3: other place guys that gets nailed a lot is in
Speaker 3: between Castle Rock and Parker. I forget the name they
Speaker 3: give it, but it's really crazy up around there. There'll
Speaker 3: be a ton of traffic jamster in an ice storm.
Speaker 3: Well it is what it is, all right, Hey, Pat,
Speaker 3: what's going on? He's got a question. I'm selling a
Speaker 3: cargo van three h three Martino one line open, Pat,
Speaker 3: what's going on with you?
Speaker 5: Well, I'm driving out of Garden City, Kansas, and it's
Speaker 5: horrible down here?
Speaker 6: Is it?
Speaker 7: Really?
Speaker 3: The plains are bad?
Speaker 5: Well, they had a blizzard yep. So I don't know
Speaker 5: if you've ever been to Garden City, but as you're
Speaker 5: coming in, it's like a ten mile stretch. It's two
Speaker 5: lanes both ways. And it wasn't your bad coming down
Speaker 5: from Colorado Springs. And when I got like ten miles
Speaker 5: from Garden City, they had plowed. There's like eight ten
Speaker 5: inches to show on the road.
Speaker 3: Yeah, right now they have. That's crazy. Literally, you guys
Speaker 3: are in a blizzard warning right there. It's kind of
Speaker 3: no one ever heard of it. It's kind of by
Speaker 3: well not really by haze, but if you're coming out
Speaker 3: of Denver kind of. But anyhow, what's going on with
Speaker 3: this van?
Speaker 8: Man?
Speaker 5: So it's a van that I used. I'm a private
Speaker 5: contractor and I used it for about twelve well not
Speaker 5: twelve years. I bought it in twenty eighteen to twenty fourteen.
Speaker 5: You did delivers?
Speaker 3: What is it? Give us an idea? What kind of van?
Speaker 3: Is it? Your?
Speaker 9: Make?
Speaker 5: Model twenty fourteen forward YouTube fifty heavy duty cargo van.
Speaker 3: Is it square? Is around? Is it like a bread
Speaker 3: truck or is it more of a like a van
Speaker 3: van a twelve passenger. Yeah, it's a van, okay, got you.
Speaker 5: But I just had the front to sheets and then
Speaker 5: there's a shield behind them, and all the rest of
Speaker 5: the back of it is open cop Yeah, cool man.
Speaker 3: So it's a good it's a good work truck, and
Speaker 3: you're trying to sell it. Yeah, So what are your
Speaker 3: questions on it? Do you have the title already?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's it's paid off. Okay, it's got two hundred
Speaker 5: and fifty six thousand miles on it.
Speaker 3: It's a diesel though, right in f two fifty. No,
Speaker 3: you got a gas two fifty. Okay, that's a lot
Speaker 3: of miles on that gasolene engine.
Speaker 5: Well, here's the thing. In the last year, I replaced
Speaker 5: both the motor and the transmission.
Speaker 3: Oh nice, So the power train's all good to go,
Speaker 3: cool man?
Speaker 5: Yeah, less than thirty thousand miles on both of them.
Speaker 3: Well, I guess it just depends what.
Speaker 5: A lot of money into it.
Speaker 4: Hey, what did you replace the engine and transmission with?
Speaker 4: Was a brand new like brand new factory materious, that'd
Speaker 4: be crazy. Probably rebuilt, use the rebuilt.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well they were rebuilt. They both have three year
Speaker 5: one hundred wark.
Speaker 3: Yeah that's cool. So what's your question on selling it though?
Speaker 3: I mean, do you want us to? I mean, if
Speaker 3: anybody out there is listening is interested, how much you
Speaker 3: getting for it? Is the body in good shape? Yeah?
Speaker 5: I think good.
Speaker 3: Tires, everything. I mean, it's ready to rock and roll
Speaker 3: and go to a construction company.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we're a service company like a plumber.
Speaker 3: Sure, carpet guy. Anything for a serial killer or a
Speaker 3: serial killer, that's good to me. Is it a white series?
Speaker 3: And is there no windows?
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's it's it's got the windows. But the guy
Speaker 5: that they black them out, the guy that put wire
Speaker 5: mag on the glass.
Speaker 3: Chester Chester Chester, the molester. So you don't roll by
Speaker 3: any schools, is what you're saying.
Speaker 5: Well, actually I used to deliver the school.
Speaker 3: So does it say freak candy on the side?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, a little little window ice cream? Hey hold on, Pat,
Speaker 3: I gotta figure out where you're going with this, But
Speaker 3: I gotta take this break. When you come back, I mean,
Speaker 3: give us some price. I don't mind trying to help
Speaker 3: you sell it, or maybe you got particular questions like
Speaker 3: how should you sell it and not get ripped off? Hey,
Speaker 3: Richard's got an issue with the landlord, and then Mike's
Speaker 3: actually got a question for our guest about stucco. I
Speaker 3: know Genesis does a ton of stucco. One line open,
Speaker 3: three zero three seven to one three talk.
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Speaker 3: All right, three oh three seven one three eight two
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Speaker 3: I still need to know what your question is on
Speaker 3: selling the van.
Speaker 5: Well, I just don't want to get ripped off, and
Speaker 5: I've I've wanted, you know, information in the car man
Speaker 5: and they basically want me to give the van away
Speaker 5: to them. Yeah, I think it's worked. So I didn't
Speaker 5: know if you knew of any days night scamp.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So here's I'm going to give you some good advice
Speaker 3: and everybody else out there. I have sold so many
Speaker 3: vehicles in my life it's crazy. I think I've literally
Speaker 3: traded maybe one in and they gave me a great
Speaker 3: price for it, and that was McDonald Hondai and the
Speaker 3: reason was it was a Hondai and it was still
Speaker 3: under manufacturer's warranty so they could certify it. But outside
Speaker 3: of that, I have sold probably ten vehicles. I always
Speaker 3: do one thing. I show up at a bank. I
Speaker 3: don't care what bank it is. Hopefully it's the bank
Speaker 3: that person uses. I always go on the test drive
Speaker 3: with them. I always get a picture of whoever shows
Speaker 3: up and I text it to my wife, just so
Speaker 3: in case if I disappear, there's at least a clue
Speaker 3: out there. And then I only do it for a
Speaker 3: cashier's check from that bank. I won't even do a
Speaker 3: cashier's check from the individual. Here's what I mean. If
Speaker 3: he goes into his account or she and gets a
Speaker 3: check for twenty grand for you, that can be stopped
Speaker 3: by that person. You could turn around, and if it's
Speaker 3: on a Saturday, by Monday hits, they already canceled it.
Speaker 3: So what you do is you take that twenty thousand
Speaker 3: dollars check drawn off of their account. You walk up
Speaker 3: to the teller and convert it into a bank check,
Speaker 3: a cashiers check that's from the bank. Then it's golden.
Speaker 3: No one can cancel it but the bank. So that's
Speaker 3: how you get paid one hundred percent listing it. I
Speaker 3: hate to say this, The only time I have listed
Speaker 3: a car and it sells and I meet somebody is
Speaker 3: a place I hate telling people, but I'm gonna be honest.
Speaker 3: It's the only one that works, and it's cheap to
Speaker 3: list it. It's like twenty bucks. It's Craigslist. I have
Speaker 3: tried cars dot Com, I have tried KBB. I have
Speaker 3: tried everything you can imagine out there, and I never
Speaker 3: get any bytes. And I figured out why. The dealerships
Speaker 3: own all the space. So if someone else is selling
Speaker 3: a twenty fifteen van and it's a dealership, you will
Speaker 3: see every other one up there, buttyers. You'll have to
Speaker 3: go twenty pages in to find an individual listing. And
Speaker 3: once again, I don't care if it's cars dot Com, KBB.
Speaker 3: They all cater to the dealerships. That's who feeds them,
Speaker 3: that's who pays the bill. Craig's list has worked out
Speaker 3: great for me. You just got to be careful. You
Speaker 3: don't deal with the text. You only deal with the
Speaker 3: phone call. You meet during the day at a bank.
Speaker 3: Like I said, you go on the test drive, you
Speaker 3: take a picture of it, and that's it. I mean,
Speaker 3: that's about as safe as you can get. Does anybody
Speaker 3: here have any other input on it? I always dose
Speaker 3: Craigslist and I've had great luck I've had with Craigslist
Speaker 3: and cars. It's the only way I've ever sold cars.
Speaker 3: I've done it on Facebook Marketplace too. I've never tried it, Yeah,
Speaker 3: but Craigslist always works for me.
Speaker 8: Hearing about Facebook Marketplace, say that again, Pat book market Well,
Speaker 8: nobody one of the other drivers mentioned to me about
Speaker 8: Facebook Marketplace.
Speaker 5: But I don't know anything about it. You know, I
Speaker 5: have gold w Bark craig Blist.
Speaker 3: So here's the deal man. Facebook Marketplace is pretty straight up.
Speaker 3: I mean, mark you just log into your account and
Speaker 3: basically create a marketplace ad, right, And I think it's
Speaker 3: only five bucks, Yeah, it's five bucks. I would do
Speaker 3: that too. But the important part is do not deal
Speaker 3: with texting. The number one thing you're going to get
Speaker 3: from both of those You're going to tech get text going, Hey,
Speaker 3: I'm in Kansas. I really need this van. I need
Speaker 3: it tomorrow. I'm going to go ahead and I'll give
Speaker 3: you sixteen thousand dollars even though you only want fifteen,
Speaker 3: and the thousand is to pay for shipping there, and
Speaker 3: they might even send you a check. But eventually, I
Speaker 3: don't care if it's a cashiers check or whatever. It's
Speaker 3: phony BLOONI and your vehicle's gone. So the only thing
Speaker 3: you do is deal with a bank's check or cash.
Speaker 3: Greenbacks are fine because you're already at a bank. You
Speaker 3: can make sure they're not counterfeit. They'll check for you
Speaker 3: right there. But that's the only way I do it. Pat,
Speaker 3: how much do you want for it? Give us a
Speaker 3: year make model again? It was a twenty fourteen. What
Speaker 3: is it?
Speaker 5: It's an E two fifty heavy duty cargo van and it's.
Speaker 3: Got a new rebuilt powertrain meaning the transmission and engine
Speaker 3: that still has a transferable warranty on it. Yeah, and
Speaker 3: then how much do you want for it?
Speaker 5: I'm probably gonna start at like eighteen five just based
Speaker 5: on what I've seen. Yeah, lift it out there right now, Okay,
Speaker 5: because there's some that are a little bit newer than
Speaker 5: mine that have less mileage, but you know it's seventy
Speaker 5: eighty thousand mile and they're one twenty twenty four thousand.
Speaker 3: I got you, man, So if anybody out there is interested,
Speaker 3: it's Pat. You can email us here and we'll get
Speaker 3: it to Pat Kelly. Make sure we get his information
Speaker 3: in case we do get a lead on it, or
Speaker 3: if you just want to offer him some fort I
Speaker 3: have no idea the value of this thing. It depends
Speaker 3: on the build out in the back. Just a big
Speaker 3: cargo band, even though it's got the rebuilt stuff. Two
Speaker 3: hundred and fifty thousand miles is a lot of miles
Speaker 3: on a vehicle. But you can email us at help
Speaker 3: a Troubleshooter dot com. Help a Troubleshooter dot com. The
Speaker 3: other thing I have found with Craigslist, Guys, if you
Speaker 3: want to get rid of joke, and I don't mean
Speaker 3: like trash, I mean junk, something that like an old VCR,
Speaker 3: a TV that you're not allowed to throw in your
Speaker 3: trash can. This kind of stuff. You list it for free.
Speaker 3: And man, I had someone come over disassemble an entire
Speaker 3: massive swing set. You know, when our kids were little.
Speaker 3: It was all would we bought it like at home
Speaker 3: depot you put it together, it's just massive. It's got
Speaker 3: to slide in the fort and all this crap. They
Speaker 3: came out disassembled it took every bit of it, did
Speaker 3: a great job. They got it for free, disassembled the
Speaker 3: trampoline that we didn't want anymore. I mean anything for free.
Speaker 3: I find Craigslist works really well, So.
Speaker 4: That's pretty cool if you had that weird there's this
Speaker 4: weird scam going on on Craigslist car ads. I had
Speaker 4: two friends that just sold their cars. They both got
Speaker 4: overwhelmed with these responses a personal contact and pretending to
Speaker 4: be interested in the car and say, okay, I'll buy
Speaker 4: it by how though, by phone, by email, whatever the
Speaker 4: responses to Craigslist. But first, for both of our protection,
Speaker 4: I'd like to check the background of this automobile on
Speaker 4: this website and you only you can go register right
Speaker 4: there and it's like a generic version of car facts
Speaker 4: and there are dozens of them, and then you got
Speaker 4: to pay forty nine dollars to go register.
Speaker 3: So heard about this, Yes, I have. In fact, I've
Speaker 3: gotten text like that from there. I post pictures on
Speaker 3: Craigslist of the car. I never post the license plate
Speaker 3: and I blank out part of the vent. And the
Speaker 3: reason I do that is there is some ways of
Speaker 3: getting information of where you live or where the cars register.
Speaker 3: It is probably a better way to say it based
Speaker 3: on those things, so I usually do that. I would
Speaker 3: never give the vent out until I met someone. Then
Speaker 3: they can check it and do a car fax that
Speaker 3: takes thirty seconds. I mean, it's not a big deal
Speaker 3: to pull a car fax on something. So what's the
Speaker 3: goal of the scam? I have no idea what the
Speaker 3: ultimate goal is. It's not like they can reregister it.
Speaker 3: I would assume the goal of that scam is to
Speaker 3: get more of the information where the cars located.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Either that or is just a bunch of losers trying
Speaker 4: to get their commission from a forty nine dollars sale.
Speaker 3: I don't know. It's just so busy. What do you
Speaker 3: think That's what it sounds like to me, the forty
Speaker 3: nine dollars.
Speaker 6: Oh.
Speaker 3: In other words, you're just saying the fake carfax is
Speaker 3: making all the money. Yeah. In other words, here you
Speaker 3: go and it's thirty nine bucks and if it comes back, well,
Speaker 3: I'll buy your vehicle. That's exactly. Basically, you pay the
Speaker 3: thirty and I didn't even think of that. That's exactly
Speaker 3: what it is. Y if you got dozens both of
Speaker 3: my friends. Yeah, you get one hundred people running it.
Speaker 3: Think about that. You get one hundred people that get
Speaker 3: scammed into it. That person just made some decent money.
Speaker 3: That's thirty nine hundred bucks and whatever their share of
Speaker 3: it is. But they might even operate. It could be
Speaker 3: completely bogus. Yeah, I mean completely bogus. In other words,
Speaker 3: the report comes back from some fourth party that I mean, really,
Speaker 3: it just is incomplete. It means almost nothing. I agree,
Speaker 3: that's I mean, it's it. That's an interesting one. I
Speaker 3: got those I never even thought about it. I never
Speaker 3: thought of the aspect you just gave. Hey, Mike and Richard,
Speaker 3: you guys are up next. Listen, we got two lines open.
Speaker 3: I'd love to hear from you. Bottom line is, you've
Speaker 3: been ripped off, You've been taken advantage of. You got
Speaker 3: a bad contractor you want everybody to know about. You
Speaker 3: got a bad landlord, you got a bad anything. We
Speaker 3: like warning people about what's going on. We use the
Speaker 3: power of the media to go after those making your
Speaker 3: life miserable.
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Speaker 3: All right, three oh three seven one three eight two
Speaker 3: five five. You know, Channon, I'm not perfect. I never
Speaker 3: claim on being perfect. If you listen on YouTube, you'll
Speaker 3: know what I'm talking about during the breaks, Chan it's
Speaker 3: just given me crap. But yet I was right at
Speaker 3: the same time.
Speaker 9: I can't go number two anymore.
Speaker 3: Yes, And if everybody out there heard the Drew hour
Speaker 3: three or four weeks ago, I once again apologize for everything.
Speaker 3: We had a guy call up and for an hour
Speaker 3: we heard how he cannot.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I can't go number two anymore.
Speaker 6: Just like that?
Speaker 3: All right, Hey, Mike, what's going on? What question do
Speaker 3: you have for our guest, Mark Schamansky, genesistotalexteriors dot com.
Speaker 12: Well, first, I've been a member for years of a
Speaker 12: group called free Cycle, and everything is totally free, no
Speaker 12: selling allowed. You can it's signing up for free, and
Speaker 12: you can join as many groups in as many.
Speaker 9: States as you like.
Speaker 12: And Denver Metro Denver has at least ten free Cycle groups.
Speaker 3: What does that mean. I'm looking at the website now,
Speaker 3: so for example, it says Yamaha Electic Electne electne organ Oh,
Speaker 3: I see, it's like Craiglis free stuff.
Speaker 12: Yeah, it's totally free, no selling, and you put offers
Speaker 12: launched and some companies are members so you can get
Speaker 12: machinery and industrial things, all kinds.
Speaker 3: I'm going to look one up real quick. Let me
Speaker 3: put something in gold bars. It may it's not one
Speaker 3: damn gold bar for free anywhere. Nope, there's not. But
Speaker 3: I appreciate that tidbit of information. What's your question for Mark?
Speaker 12: What percentage generally does exterior stuggling increase the value of
Speaker 12: a wood framed house and can it be done without
Speaker 12: damaging plants within inches of the walls.
Speaker 1: So percentage of increasing the value the house, I don't
Speaker 1: think I can give you exact number, but I will
Speaker 1: tell you a stucco house has a great curve appeal
Speaker 1: and that will increase the value of house as well
Speaker 1: as you know, just so many drives. I'm like, wow,
Speaker 1: look how beautiful that looks.
Speaker 3: Hold on, I want to jump in there, especially Mike,
Speaker 3: with that question, and I'll tell you why. I mean,
Speaker 3: if your sighting looks like absolute crap right now in
Speaker 3: the in the paint looks like absolute crap, and then
Speaker 3: you redo it with brand new stucco, I mean i'd
Speaker 3: say you're gonna raise the value of it tremendously.
Speaker 1: I mean, I agree, yes, But if it's a beautiful.
Speaker 3: Hardy board in great paint, I mean you might not
Speaker 3: increase it at all because it looked good before and after.
Speaker 1: Sure, and then having plants right next to the house,
Speaker 1: I mean unfortunately, you know, the workers have to step
Speaker 1: you know, they need area to work, and so like,
Speaker 1: right now is a great time to do stucco because
Speaker 1: the plants aren't starting to grow yet.
Speaker 3: Hey, I got to ask you something, Mark on that note,
Speaker 3: when you painted the exterior of our house, what's your
Speaker 3: painter's name?
Speaker 1: Omar?
Speaker 3: Omar? How the hell did he move all those shrubs?
Speaker 3: He didn't move them, But I mean, we have shrubs
Speaker 3: that go right up against the house, kind of like
Speaker 3: Mike's talking with plants. But somehow when I had those
Speaker 3: torn out last year, we had someone come in a landscaper.
Speaker 3: He painted behind there. How the hell did he pay so?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 3: The damn brush is right up to it.
Speaker 1: What they'll do is they'll take tarps and lay a
Speaker 1: tart between the house and the uh and the.
Speaker 3: Bush and then pull it and I have some guys
Speaker 3: pull it back.
Speaker 1: Why they paint behind that?
Speaker 3: I was shocked to see that, Mike, you have any
Speaker 3: other questions? Are you thinking of getting your home redone
Speaker 3: with stucco?
Speaker 11: Uh?
Speaker 12: Yeah, there's nothing wrong with the exterior, but it would
Speaker 12: make it look nicer and provide more insulation.
Speaker 3: How does that work right on top? I'm sorry, Mike?
Speaker 3: How does that work? Right on to it's wood wood side?
Speaker 1: And basically we attached chicken wire and then we put
Speaker 1: a scratch coat on top of that, and that's all
Speaker 1: attached to the house then, and then what we do
Speaker 1: is then we put another scratch coat on and put
Speaker 1: mesh in it, and then you got your top coat.
Speaker 3: So when you just spray the stucco on, is it
Speaker 3: generally colored at that point?
Speaker 1: Or you pay the last the last color, the last
Speaker 1: coat is colored.
Speaker 3: The whole thing. Yep, So go ahead, mikel.
Speaker 12: I've seen two houses given away on free cycle.
Speaker 3: Two homes. Yes, well, I'll tell you something about stuff
Speaker 3: like that. A lot of times a municipality, I think
Speaker 3: it was Schenectady, New York. They were giving away a
Speaker 3: ton of old homes downtown because they wanted that tax
Speaker 3: revenue coming in. So I have seen stuff like that.
Speaker 3: Detroit did that too, Who did it? Detroit did? Yeah, Detroit.
Speaker 3: A lot of these areas they try to bring back.
Speaker 3: You could literally go in and get a house for free,
Speaker 3: but you agree to certain things.
Speaker 1: Italy too, we go to Italy and get a house
Speaker 1: for a dollar or whatever. They had that for a
Speaker 1: while in these little small towns. That's crazy to.
Speaker 4: Yep, you had your pan has such an aging population
Speaker 4: and oversupply of housing, they're giving away homes.
Speaker 3: That's crazy. Not in Colorado, No, No, I don't see
Speaker 3: any free homes in Franktown. I've looked three oh three
Speaker 3: seven one three A two five five. We're going to
Speaker 3: have two lines open in a second. Hey, Richard Keith,
Speaker 3: that issue with T Mobile will dive into We got
Speaker 3: an angel over there. Hopefully we can help you out.
Speaker 3: But Richard's been holding the longest. Hey, Richard, I got
Speaker 3: to take a break in a minute or two, but
Speaker 3: give me an idea of what's going on. Richard. Hello,
Speaker 3: hey man, what's going on? Richard?
Speaker 11: Basically, I live in RV Park and I've lived here
Speaker 11: twenty years and had a couple of incidents with the
Speaker 11: land the landowner, the manager. I should say it's in
Speaker 11: a trust because the parents passed away a couple of
Speaker 11: years ago, got it. And basically what's gone on is,
Speaker 11: first of all, there was a tree cutting next to
Speaker 11: my trailer and their tree cutters were bouncing something off
Speaker 11: the trailer and I went out to him and they
Speaker 11: stopped the job. The manager came to me and said, hey,
Speaker 11: you're out of the park and wouldn't listen to my
Speaker 11: side of it. So then he turned around and I
Speaker 11: I think that Hode housing and they told me Verbo
Speaker 11: isn't it He's got to put in writing. So then
Speaker 11: he'd tried to send me a bill they sent to
Speaker 11: him to come back.
Speaker 3: How much was the bill? I mean, how much was
Speaker 3: the bill?
Speaker 11: Six cent fifty dollars. This is the first episode.
Speaker 3: All right, hold on, let me get to this break.
Speaker 3: It sounds like a nightmare. It sounds like they want
Speaker 3: you out of there. You know. Fortunately, unless if you're
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Speaker 3: Yeah, that would be cool. Actually, okay, let's get back
Speaker 3: to Richard. So, Richard, you're in a trailer park and
Speaker 3: basically they were cutting down a tree next to you, right.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I've actually sent you an EMEO with an outline
Speaker 11: is about five events, says taken.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but where are we at right now? Are they
Speaker 3: threatening to evict you? Did you get a ten? They notice?
Speaker 3: Where are you at?
Speaker 11: That's not the subject. The subject is. It is led
Speaker 11: up to a certain situation because the landlord has lost
Speaker 11: two situations to me, and now it's acting. He's acting
Speaker 11: like he's being revengeful and he's getting the neighbor involved
Speaker 11: to be part taking in that. And where I'm going
Speaker 11: with is the last event was I have a truck
Speaker 11: and I have a park next to my I live
Speaker 11: in an RV and I have it a park next
Speaker 11: to my trailer and a known spot for twenty years,
Speaker 11: and I drive it from time to time. He's seen it,
Speaker 11: his paths has seen it. That owned the property before.
Speaker 3: What are they saying though about it?
Speaker 11: What they had? What happened is a neighbor turned around
Speaker 11: and I went and I came back and there's rock
Speaker 11: set up and block he set up, and he's telling me, oh,
Speaker 11: your truck is too big.
Speaker 9: I shouldn't be there.
Speaker 11: It's overhanging in the road.
Speaker 3: And what's this guy's name?
Speaker 11: This is part of me.
Speaker 3: What's the guy's name? The first name Blake, So Blake,
Speaker 3: and he's directly next to you.
Speaker 11: Now the guy next to me is William, But Blake
Speaker 11: is the is the manager of the park, who is
Speaker 11: one of the sons of a trust that he runs
Speaker 11: the park for the trust.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but I guess what I'm saying, So you think Blake.
Speaker 3: And who's the other guy, William or who's basically trying
Speaker 3: to chase you off?
Speaker 11: Yeah, because what happened is, like I said, this truck
Speaker 11: has been there twenty years, parked it and been back
Speaker 11: and forth. All of a sudden, Wayne, the person in
Speaker 11: the space next to me, is saying I'm over parking
Speaker 11: into his property.
Speaker 3: Well that's pretty easy. I mean, are you going into
Speaker 3: his lot or not? I mean it's either a yes
Speaker 3: or no. I understand your point. If you've been doing
Speaker 3: it forever, you don't think it's fair. But is it
Speaker 3: literally going over into his lot?
Speaker 11: It has by a foot?
Speaker 3: Okay? Can you make it to where it doesn't? I mean,
Speaker 3: if you're in an RV, can you move the RV
Speaker 3: a little so then you could park.
Speaker 11: The landlord has denied it being their period.
Speaker 3: Oh that doesn't mean okay, Well hold on, why aren't
Speaker 3: you allowed to have a vehicle? Help me out there.
Speaker 11: He's saying that. He's saying that it can only be cars,
Speaker 11: and the truck is not a car.
Speaker 3: What kind of truck is it? What are we talking
Speaker 3: about like an F one fifty or are we talking
Speaker 3: like a truck truck?
Speaker 11: It's a custom hauler FL sixty four door that was
Speaker 11: made the pool horse trailers and RV. That's a big
Speaker 11: boy it is.
Speaker 3: But they're basically saying no commercial vehicles is kind of
Speaker 3: what they're saying. A lot of hoa's do stuff very similar.
Speaker 3: So what do you think to fix this? Right now?
Speaker 3: Why does Wayne, have it out for you. Let me
Speaker 3: ask you that what happened. It's not every day that
Speaker 3: all of a sudden a battle like this ensues. So
Speaker 3: what literally happened? Why why are you guys in to
Speaker 3: it right now? Did you irritate him first or what happened?
Speaker 3: Be honest.
Speaker 11: The young man has been working in an area that
Speaker 11: I is my front yard, and I understand you need
Speaker 11: to work on his tree like sighted, Yeah, but he
Speaker 11: turns around and leaves this stuff there overnight. Yeah, and
Speaker 11: it's like, this isn't right, you know.
Speaker 3: And now, well maybe that's not right. But now that's
Speaker 3: why he's nitpicking. When it comes to your your big
Speaker 3: truck being there, is it still there right now? Or
Speaker 3: did you end up moving the zail?
Speaker 11: No? No, they blocked it by putting rocks, supposedly the
Speaker 11: Bobby line, which I called the police.
Speaker 3: But wait, wait, wait, wait please, Richard, I'm trying to
Speaker 3: figure out is your truck there now? I don't care
Speaker 3: if it's blocked in by rocks? No, where is the land?
Speaker 11: The manager told me it has to be placed in
Speaker 11: a storage area and I'd be charged fifty dollars a month.
Speaker 3: Okay? Is that where it is now. Yes, that might
Speaker 3: not be a bad answer to this. I don't know
Speaker 3: how you're going to win.
Speaker 11: If you're view I guess, I guess my own understanding.
Speaker 11: It's been there twenty years. Both parties have seen it there. Yeah,
Speaker 11: all of a sudden it's a problem.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well it doesn't really matter. I mean there's hoas
Speaker 3: out there that say you can't have a purple house
Speaker 3: and don't do anything about it, and ten years later
Speaker 3: they say, hey, you've got a purple house, we want
Speaker 3: it changed. I mean, there's nothing you're going to do
Speaker 3: if that's technically on his lot. I mean, that's how
Speaker 3: it is. And then the other thing is if you
Speaker 3: look at the covenants or whatever the rules of the
Speaker 3: park are, if it says you can't have a commercial
Speaker 3: vehicle or a big truck like that, or a work
Speaker 3: truck might be the way they describe it, then you're
Speaker 3: not allowed to have it. The fact they let you
Speaker 3: do it for a while and now they don't sucks.
Speaker 3: I agree, it sucks, but it doesn't mean they can't
Speaker 3: start enforcing the rule.
Speaker 11: They are enforcing that because of revenge.
Speaker 3: I man, I want ruchard. I agree with you. Here's
Speaker 3: what I'd like to I've won.
Speaker 11: I've won two situations. I took him the small claims
Speaker 11: court and I won.
Speaker 3: What did you win for in small claims court?
Speaker 11: Because there was when I was I had lost my
Speaker 11: job at thirty two years yeah, and I was here
Speaker 11: in the park. So I took a job in Iowa
Speaker 11: with with CenturyLink. What did you win like to get
Speaker 11: a transfer back? What did it when I was in
Speaker 11: where I was in Iowa? I paid on the lot
Speaker 11: and the utilities. Yeah, so I paid extra tours in
Speaker 11: agreements with with with the owner.
Speaker 3: Hold On, Richard, I've got a big break coming up.
Speaker 3: I want to dive a little further in and try
Speaker 3: to help you out. I've got a few ideas, but
Speaker 3: I mean, really, when I asked you a question like
Speaker 3: what did you want in small claims court? I mean
Speaker 3: like what did you one one hundred dollars? I mean
Speaker 3: did you win not getting evicted? I mean really, I
Speaker 3: just want to know the answer to that. And like
Speaker 3: I said, I have an idea that might help you
Speaker 3: get that truck back there, But you got to be
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Speaker 3: this caller last hour and I'm gonna bring him back up.
Speaker 3: But he's got an issue with couple people. One he's
Speaker 3: got an issue with the landlord, and he also has
Speaker 3: an issue with the neighbor. And he has a truck
Speaker 3: that's a work truck. It's a big truck. It's one
Speaker 3: of these trucks that can pull a huge trailer like
Speaker 3: a horse trailer, and the bottom line was it was
Speaker 3: hanging over on his neighbor's property. Now, this is a
Speaker 3: trailer park, so these are lots, neither of them on it.
Speaker 3: The person that runs the trailer park got involved and said,
Speaker 3: you can't have that truck there anymore. We don't watch
Speaker 3: you park in there, and you can store it in
Speaker 3: one of our back lots or in storage. But it's
Speaker 3: going to be fifty bucks a month. So now Richard's
Speaker 3: pretty upset. And Richard's your main question, and it is
Speaker 3: a good question. We're going to find out the answer
Speaker 3: from Bradley O'Brien from a legal aspect of it. But
Speaker 3: let me tell everybody, including Brad, what his question is.
Speaker 3: For twenty years, you've been parking that same truck the
Speaker 3: same way. Is that correct?
Speaker 6: Correct?
Speaker 3: And it was never an issue until you and the
Speaker 3: neighbor started bickering about him doing some work and not
Speaker 3: putting away his tools. And he was on your lot right, correct?
Speaker 3: So you feel as if the landlord's taking.
Speaker 14: His side, Yes, and I have reasons for that.
Speaker 3: Well, okay, give us a few more reasons. I have,
Speaker 3: Brad listening, So what are some of the other reasons.
Speaker 3: I want you to lay out your story, hey day.
Speaker 11: Out of the story is, as I mentioned, the tree
Speaker 11: was cut down. He was the tree cutter, stopped the job,
Speaker 11: made him pay an additional fee to come back. Additional
Speaker 11: fee the manager who was pointing to me for two
Speaker 11: months in a row. But the bill was to him
Speaker 11: and I said I wasn't going to pay it. And
Speaker 11: I told him why because when he first came to me,
Speaker 11: he was argumentative and would not listen to me. Second
Speaker 11: situation is at the trailer. The neighbor and nine who
Speaker 11: I'm talking about. I bought a new trailer and he
Speaker 11: came to me and asked me to do the truck
Speaker 11: and I said, I will want to get you know
Speaker 11: when I getting.
Speaker 9: Ready to do it.
Speaker 11: And so he went to the landlord and told him
Speaker 11: I refused.
Speaker 9: To move it.
Speaker 11: Yeah to me, argumenty and I just told him, hey,
Speaker 11: I said I'd move it at my time.
Speaker 3: Yeah, just time.
Speaker 11: And so the third thing was I took the landlord
Speaker 11: to court because of a credit that his parents had
Speaker 11: we agreed upon when on for years and he got
Speaker 11: to be a good sum of money he refused to pay.
Speaker 3: Attick how much was the credit.
Speaker 11: Sixty six hundred ninety dollars.
Speaker 3: And for people listening, the reason he's saying their kid
Speaker 3: is when the parents either passed away or gave up
Speaker 3: the park, they put it in a trust and their
Speaker 3: kid now runs the park. So he didn't want to
Speaker 3: give him give Richard the credit of sixty six hundred.
Speaker 3: So you took him to court and is at the
Speaker 3: small claims court you were talking about.
Speaker 11: That is correct.
Speaker 3: Did he end up paying the money?
Speaker 11: Yeah, because number one, he just pissed it.
Speaker 3: In other words, you pissed them off. Let's just say
Speaker 3: what it is that pissed them off?
Speaker 11: Right, he made them mad?
Speaker 14: That's great, all right.
Speaker 3: Now here's what I want to ask Bradley O'Brien. Brad
Speaker 3: You're going to think I'm crazy, and I think it's
Speaker 3: I think the answer is going to be no, but
Speaker 3: it's a shot. Okay. We've all heard, well maybe not
Speaker 3: all of us, but a lot of us have heard
Speaker 3: the term adverse possession. Generally speaking, this would be property
Speaker 3: if from say a neighbor or maybe even a business
Speaker 3: or maybe even the state where someone has been using
Speaker 3: property is if it was their own for a long
Speaker 3: period of time, then all of a sudden, the other
Speaker 3: person finds out about it. Maybe maybe someone dies and
Speaker 3: someone gets the property and people can go after adverse possession.
Speaker 3: There's a lot to it. But in a case of
Speaker 3: a trailer park and a line, I mean basically it's
Speaker 3: a lot, so a lot line. Is there any way
Speaker 3: you could see adverse possession working in this scenario? I can't,
Speaker 3: but I'd love to hear from you and then any
Speaker 3: other thoughts you have on Richard's situation, Brad.
Speaker 15: So you're asking, can this tenant claim adverse possession because
Speaker 15: his truck overhung the edge of his rental property onto
Speaker 15: the next to the edge Bason rental property for twenty years?
Speaker 3: For twenty years? Do you see any case there? And
Speaker 3: now the landlord, because Richard got into it with his neighbor,
Speaker 3: now the landlord told him you can't even park that
Speaker 3: truck anymore there period and blocked it off, blocked off
Speaker 3: his parking spot with what Richard rocks and stuff.
Speaker 11: Like that rocks and a post.
Speaker 3: So he basically made it to he can't even park
Speaker 3: there where he's apparently been parking for twenty years. Brad.
Speaker 14: I think it's a super long shot.
Speaker 15: I mean, yeah, this is the eighteen year statute, and
Speaker 15: he's been doing this for twenty years, but he's claiming
Speaker 15: ever his possession is when you claim at property interest
Speaker 15: because you've done something. I mean, it's a very nuanced claim.
Speaker 15: I theoretically there may be something there.
Speaker 16: I would have to.
Speaker 15: Really look at up. It's a very fact intensive claim.
Speaker 15: I'd have to really look at it closely, actually speaking.
Speaker 15: It's such an extensive claim to bring, and you have
Speaker 15: to go to the district or a year, and it's
Speaker 15: probably cost tens of thousand dollars to win that claim.
Speaker 3: And he doesn't even own the property. Well say it again,
Speaker 3: he doesn't even own the proper You don't own that property, right, Richard?
Speaker 11: You lease it, that's correctly ran it month to month.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So, I mean, I don't even understand how adverse possession
Speaker 3: can you Actually this is a side note, Brad, But
Speaker 3: if you don't own the property, can you claim adverse possession?
Speaker 3: How would you take property that it's not even adjacent
Speaker 3: to your property?
Speaker 11: Well?
Speaker 15: Yeah, adverse possession in the normal sense is to claim
Speaker 15: fee simple ownership of some property you don't own because
Speaker 15: you squat it on it.
Speaker 3: For eighteen years.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 15: But you can actually get some property, You can actually
Speaker 15: claim some property interest sort of fee, simple ownership. I
Speaker 15: didn't example for exactly, be a quick example. I had
Speaker 15: a case where somebody in wintertime for over for decades
Speaker 15: across country skiing across their neighbor's ranch, and they only
Speaker 15: did it seasonally. So the adverse possession clan there would
Speaker 15: have been to not see simple ownership of that a
Speaker 15: cross country ski path, but just a right to use.
Speaker 3: It, almost like an easement for skiers. That's crazy, right.
Speaker 16: You can adverse possession basically, Oh.
Speaker 3: My god, Brad, I did not know that. So I
Speaker 3: did not know that. I always thought the only remedy
Speaker 3: with adverse possession is basically you take possession of that property.
Speaker 3: I mean, I realized you might have to go and
Speaker 3: pay property taxes and the rear and other stuff, but
Speaker 3: that's kind of how I always looked at it. That
Speaker 3: is great information.
Speaker 15: Hey, hey, Richard, this is a yeah, I have to
Speaker 15: I have to just clarify something here, because this is
Speaker 15: all very theoretical. Sure, a tenant does not have a
Speaker 15: right to adverse possession possession of something that they lease,
Speaker 15: so he could not adversely possess the lot that he's
Speaker 15: been renting for twenty years.
Speaker 3: No, but he might have use of it.
Speaker 15: Yeah, but what But so he's claiming out dispossession of
Speaker 15: a portion of the neighbors the djacent property. They would
Speaker 15: only apply if he continued to rent when he's been renting.
Speaker 3: I agree one hundred percent. And I also agree with you, Brad.
Speaker 3: It's silly because Richard, it would cost you so much
Speaker 3: to even take that angle. And it's not a slam
Speaker 3: dunk by any but by any means, it's not a
Speaker 3: slam dug. But I do want to ask you this
Speaker 3: as a follow up, Brad. Remember it's a trailer park
Speaker 3: and they actually put up he's saying a post in rocks,
Speaker 3: so he can no longer park there. I mean, are
Speaker 3: you allowed? Just in total theory, I would think if
Speaker 3: I rented out something to somebody and didn't want him
Speaker 3: parking there anymore after twenty years, putting up a post
Speaker 3: or boulders or whatever he's trying to describe, I don't
Speaker 3: think you can do that, can you.
Speaker 15: Well, that might be a given argument for a partial eviction,
Speaker 15: like the landlord took self help directed something on the
Speaker 15: lot that he's renting to let him have so he.
Speaker 11: Has less use of them.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what he has been.
Speaker 15: Renting that could be a partial addiction, But he also
Speaker 15: has basically a waiver argument about the portion of the
Speaker 15: adjacent property. He would argue that he's been doing this
Speaker 15: for such a long time that the landlord effectively waived
Speaker 15: any breach of any problem with his parking.
Speaker 3: So let's talk real life here, and what I mean
Speaker 3: by that is Richard, let's face it. I mean, he
Speaker 3: lives in the trailer park, he lives in an RV,
Speaker 3: and now he's got to pay for his car to
Speaker 3: get stored there for fifty bucks a month. I guess
Speaker 3: what I'm saying is he doesn't have thirty thousand dollars
Speaker 3: to go after this. So in all reality, what is
Speaker 3: something that could actually help Richard in his circumstance, Brad.
Speaker 3: I mean, if he did want to go to the
Speaker 3: landlord and take him the court, could he go to
Speaker 3: small claims for example? No, because small claims is only monetary.
Speaker 3: You can't go to small claims and say I want
Speaker 3: his foot and I want to be able to park
Speaker 3: here anymore. So I don't even know what kind of
Speaker 3: action he could bring without an attorney that he would
Speaker 3: even have a shot at.
Speaker 15: Practically speaking, he could go to the count court with
Speaker 15: the quick and cheap and with ingo there without an
Speaker 15: attorney and claim partial eviction because the landlord is no
Speaker 15: longer letting him. He love it, but he's been using
Speaker 15: for twenty years. He's have to argue waiver and he
Speaker 15: can basically argue that what he's renting includes that that
Speaker 15: piece that he's been overhanging for twenty years with this truck,
Speaker 15: and that's that's his that's his lot.
Speaker 3: Hey, Richard, listen, man, I love what Brad saying. This
Speaker 3: is why he's our legal expert with property. I mean,
Speaker 3: he's basically saying you can go to county court and
Speaker 3: claim partial eviction. You're going to have to do some research,
Speaker 3: and I don't think it's going to be that hard
Speaker 3: for you because you already sued this guy and won
Speaker 3: that sixty seven hundred dollars. So I don't know why
Speaker 3: you wouldn't do that. The adverse possession, there's no way
Speaker 3: because it's just it doesn't make any sense to do.
Speaker 3: But how about that idea, Richard. It sounds like something
Speaker 3: you could probably pull off.
Speaker 11: So I would go to where the county court.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you would go to the go ahead, Brad. I mean,
Speaker 3: just got to give them step one, two and three.
Speaker 15: Well, if a tendant gets illegally evicted, they can bring
Speaker 15: an illegal eviction claim. There's extra forums on the court
Speaker 15: website to do that. And you're gonna claim illegal eviction,
Speaker 15: not a full addiction, but a partial eviction.
Speaker 3: You're gonna claim. You're gonna find the papers to file
Speaker 3: in whatever county you're in. I don't know, nor do
Speaker 3: I care. On their website there's gonna be eviction uh papers,
Speaker 3: So you're gonna look them up and you're gonna find
Speaker 3: the one for a partial eviction, or maybe it's all
Speaker 3: the same, but you're gonna claim partial eviction. You're gonna
Speaker 3: basically say, by blacking off that driveway and not allowing
Speaker 3: you to park after twenty years is the same as
Speaker 3: getting partially evicted. So you're gonna fight and get a
Speaker 3: court date and he's going to have to show up
Speaker 3: and justify to a judge. Why up until you and
Speaker 3: a neighbor started in an argument you were allowed to
Speaker 3: park there for twenty years. I think it's actually a
Speaker 3: good argument, wouldn't you, Brad? It's well, a typical attorney.
Speaker 3: Typical attorney. I love that, Brad. It is an argument.
Speaker 3: But Richard, you got any other questions because I got
Speaker 3: to move on to some other calls. I hope that
Speaker 3: helps you.
Speaker 11: I understand, and I appreciate it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, man, are you going to actually follow through and
Speaker 3: do it?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 3: I hope you do. And I want to hear my
Speaker 3: little love from you.
Speaker 6: I will.
Speaker 11: I'm laid up with an ankle right now, but.
Speaker 13: That's all right.
Speaker 3: And Richard, the other thing is, I know Kelly tried
Speaker 3: to get the phone number. I would have loved the
Speaker 3: number of this kid or whoever the manager is now,
Speaker 3: and we wouldn't mind. I'd put a deputy on it.
Speaker 3: If you want to call back and give Kelly the number,
Speaker 3: and you know, give the name, number, give all of
Speaker 3: it and maybe we can reach out and handle it
Speaker 3: in a more diplomatic way than you have the to
Speaker 3: go to county court. Hey, Brad, real quick. I do
Speaker 3: appreciate everything you do for the show. And I had
Speaker 3: a couple of landlords reach out to me and they said,
Speaker 3: does it really matter if some of the new rules
Speaker 3: are not in a lease in Colorado? In other words,
Speaker 3: one of the rules I know this just from you,
Speaker 3: that you can only increase rent by a certain amount
Speaker 3: once a year whatever ten percent, or only once a year,
Speaker 3: whatever the timeframe is. And then there's other rules like
Speaker 3: only under certain conditions can you not renew a lease?
Speaker 3: If someone has an old lease that doesn't have that
Speaker 3: kind of language in it, does that make that lease
Speaker 3: totally invalid? I mean, does could that make a problem arise?
Speaker 15: Well, any portion of the lease that no longer complies
Speaker 15: with the recent changes is no longer enforceable. But there's
Speaker 15: a couple of things that I think it's still in
Speaker 15: the In the least, a tenant could go to court
Speaker 15: and require the landlord to update the lease form and
Speaker 15: then they could get their attorney fees.
Speaker 3: So landlords out there in Colorado, you got to be proactive.
Speaker 3: If you haven't had that lease looked at. I'm telling you,
Speaker 3: call a brad. This guy can help you out big time.
Speaker 3: I think you're absolutely nuts not to get it up.
Speaker 3: Some of the pet deposit stuff. You might have taken
Speaker 3: a pet deposit and you're getting ready to take it
Speaker 3: again and you didn't. You're not even supposed to. I mean,
Speaker 3: there's different things out there. That are nuts and you
Speaker 3: better have a good lease. I mean, the last thing
Speaker 3: you want is someone not paying you. Then they get
Speaker 3: to stay in your place because your lease sucks. Get
Speaker 3: Brad a call seven two zero three seven zero seven
Speaker 3: three eight eight seven two zero three seventy seventy three
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Speaker 3: All right, three oh three seven one three eight two
Speaker 3: five five three oh three Martino, We've got a lot
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Speaker 3: I found that fascinating. Guys talk about a phone call
Speaker 3: going a different direction. That's what I love about this show.
Speaker 3: We get one of our experts on. I kind of
Speaker 3: jokingly brought up adverse possession. And when I say jokingly,
Speaker 3: I mean I've dealt with adverse possession and it's very expensive.
Speaker 3: There's different things you have to to prove. In fact,
Speaker 3: the statutes have changed pretty dramatically in the last ten
Speaker 3: years as well, at least in Colorado. But when I
Speaker 3: brought it up, I guess I wasn't say jokingly. I
Speaker 3: was throwing something out there, But I never would have
Speaker 3: thought of the partial eviction. It is kind of strange
Speaker 3: thinking he was allowed to do something for twenty years
Speaker 3: and Brad's like, here's what I do and it's not
Speaker 3: going to really cost him anything. And I hope that
Speaker 3: helps him out and I hope it helps out other people.
Speaker 3: What do you think of that call to demarche. I
Speaker 3: don't see how that's going to help him at all.
Speaker 4: In fact, I think that's going to be a really
Speaker 4: self destructive thing.
Speaker 3: I disagree. I know where you're going, because now you're
Speaker 3: he's going to be afraid to get kicked out. Well,
Speaker 3: it sounds like he is going to get kicked out
Speaker 3: if he's paying your question, if he's paying on time.
Speaker 3: It is so hard to kick somebody out of a
Speaker 3: trailer park.
Speaker 4: Now, no, I agree, but they're they're laying the groundwork
Speaker 4: for it because the caller of Richard no offense to him,
Speaker 4: but he sounds like a tremendously difficult.
Speaker 3: Person to work, saying he's a pain in the ass.
Speaker 3: He's a pain in the ass when they asked him
Speaker 3: to move the truck, when the neighbor asked because they
Speaker 3: were trying, or even the landlord whoever was asked for
Speaker 3: him to move his truck because they're getting a new
Speaker 3: unit in there, yeah, or a trailer or whatever he
Speaker 3: was doing, and he said on my time, yeah, he
Speaker 3: was asking for trouble. Yeah. The correct answer would have been, hey, man,
Speaker 3: I'm really busy today and.
Speaker 4: Tomorrow with work. Can you wait until Thursday. I don't
Speaker 4: sat over on Thursday.
Speaker 3: I don't think it is I don't think it's right
Speaker 3: that he's been parking there for twenty years. The parents,
Speaker 3: I don't know if they're alive or not, but they're
Speaker 3: not managing the park anymore, have nothing to do with it.
Speaker 3: But for twenty years there was no problem him parking
Speaker 3: that truck. Then he gets into an argument, stupid argument
Speaker 3: and is an ass most likely I don't know, in
Speaker 3: seed with the neighbor, and all of a sudden you
Speaker 3: can't park there anymore. You know what, I might find
Speaker 3: him old crotchety. He's the kind of guy telling the
Speaker 3: kids to get off the lawn. But at the same time,
Speaker 3: I don't think it's right at all. And I actually
Speaker 3: hope he does go to county court, and I hope
Speaker 3: it does work out if he's paying on time. I
Speaker 3: don't think he's going to get kicked out, though, Mark,
Speaker 3: you were going to say something.
Speaker 1: Well again, I mean I know you said, oh, you
Speaker 1: can move the truck in two or three days.
Speaker 3: It takes two.
Speaker 1: Minutes to go move your damn truck.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's a painiac.
Speaker 6: Go move.
Speaker 3: I'll give you an.
Speaker 1: Idea, be a neighbors. This world's too much. Oh, it's
Speaker 1: slight time.
Speaker 3: It happens to us.
Speaker 1: It'll be a nice person.
Speaker 3: It happens to us. Susanna and I at RV parks
Speaker 3: a lot. We're forty five feet long, there's nothing longer.
Speaker 3: I'm as long as you can get in our bus
Speaker 3: and we'll go in, and there's always room to maneuver
Speaker 3: the bus. But the problem is sometimes people will park
Speaker 3: behind their unit with their truck and there's no way
Speaker 3: I can back in if it's not a pull through
Speaker 3: without moving, and not once if I ever ask somebody
Speaker 3: to move their truck, they don't do it instantly. You've
Speaker 3: got to be a real piece of crap not to
Speaker 3: help someone out that's just been driving for X amount
Speaker 3: of hours and gets to the park. I think you
Speaker 3: just made my point for me.
Speaker 5: Mark.
Speaker 3: Well, okay, he's a pain in the ass, but you
Speaker 3: don't punish a guy by telling him he can no
Speaker 3: longer park there.
Speaker 4: Well, that's not the only issue, the guy said. The
Speaker 4: caller said, he said several different run ins with the
Speaker 4: neighbor and the landlord, and he took him to court
Speaker 4: and all this.
Speaker 3: I'm going to put a nobody wants him around him.
Speaker 3: I'm going to put a poll up on our YouTube.
Speaker 3: I don't know how I'm going to phrase it, but
Speaker 3: i want everybody's opinion on this guy that just called.
Speaker 3: I'm not saying he's not a pain in the ass.
Speaker 3: I'm trying to figure out how I'm going to actually
Speaker 3: ask the question on the poll.
Speaker 4: It sounds like a good question him depends how I
Speaker 4: ask it. Do you want him for a tenant? Well,
Speaker 4: no neighbor.
Speaker 3: No one watched him for a neighbor a tenant. I don't,
Speaker 3: but I think it's more or less. Is it fair?
Speaker 3: He got punished by not being allowed to park there
Speaker 3: for over and he has been for twenty years. All right,
Speaker 3: you guys over that's what we're doing. They're punishing him.
Speaker 4: Well, they want to get rid It's not punishment. They
Speaker 4: just want to get rid of him.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 3: They just month book?
Speaker 13: Did it?
Speaker 3: Dmitri? Up until up until and by the way, Louder
Speaker 3: is writer and I'm loud, do they get louder listen?
Speaker 3: They didn't up until he had a feud with his neighbor.
Speaker 3: I realized the guys are paying the ass. But I'm
Speaker 3: saying that doesn't make the punishment fit the particular crime.
Speaker 4: But but hold the punishment. It's not punishment. It's cleaning
Speaker 4: up your portfolio of business.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but they built it. They almost impossible to get
Speaker 3: rid of the guy, though, Oh it is. He's on
Speaker 3: a month to month lease. It does just I am
Speaker 3: telling you. With mobile homes and lots now, it is
Speaker 3: so hard to get rid of somebody, it's crazy, man.
Speaker 3: Unless if it's non payment, it's very hard. And they
Speaker 3: did that on purpose because what the parks used to
Speaker 3: be able to do is say, hey, that's a nineteen
Speaker 3: sixty eight trailer. We only allowed trailers that are forty
Speaker 3: years old, not forty one. So we're getting rid of you,
Speaker 3: and they'd be forced and you can't move a nineteen
Speaker 3: sixty nine trailer. First of all, they live in a
Speaker 3: nineteen sixty nine trailer, they have twelve dollars, they can't
Speaker 3: move it. So what happens is basically now they have
Speaker 3: nothing the trailer, the home they have is one hundred
Speaker 3: percent worth nothing. They can't move it, and they got
Speaker 3: to leave. So they changed a lot of rules, and
Speaker 3: some of them are good because under something like that,
Speaker 3: if they are paying, I don't think they should be evicted.
Speaker 3: I mean I really don't. But anyhow, I'd love to
Speaker 3: hear your comments. And I promise, soon as we get
Speaker 3: back from this, we're going to go right back to
Speaker 3: the phones we've got Keith. I promise You're next with
Speaker 3: t Mobile, and then Todd's got a problem with a
Speaker 3: roofing company. Two lines open. I'd love to hear your opinion.
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Speaker 3: All right, three oh three seven one three eight two
Speaker 3: five five I'm putting up that poll right now. You
Speaker 3: know it's so funny how wrong Dimitri can be. I'm
Speaker 3: just saying, I mean, I just I want to know.
Speaker 3: Here's how I here's how I phrase the poll. Do
Speaker 3: you think it's fair that Richard can't park there anymore?
Speaker 3: How's that yeah, I think that overlooks the Really, the
Speaker 3: primary is. I know he's a horrible neighbor, he's a
Speaker 3: horrible tenant, but that has nothing to do with it.
Speaker 3: I think that's everything to do with it. The Mark,
Speaker 3: what do you think? Okay, you've heard us both talk.
Speaker 3: How should I put the poll?
Speaker 1: Okay? I think he should still get to park there?
Speaker 1: But he is he does not seem nice man.
Speaker 3: Okay, fair enough, fair enough. So in other words, Mark
Speaker 3: at grease with me. I'm just saying, I mean, that's
Speaker 3: what I heard. I didn't hear anything. I hope his
Speaker 3: landlord calls in with his side of the stone.
Speaker 1: That love.
Speaker 3: Well, But for twenty years, how many?
Speaker 1: How many stories are there about Richard?
Speaker 3: The landlord could tell and the neighbor could tell. We
Speaker 3: could stay busy for the rest of the month. Come on,
Speaker 3: you guys heard tell a daily Richard's story. Hey, Keith,
Speaker 3: what's going on with you?
Speaker 12: Hi?
Speaker 16: Mark? So I have a T mobile phone service, and
Speaker 16: in August of twenty four I ordered their wireless internet.
Speaker 3: Oh I had that for a minute. Yeah, okay, that
Speaker 3: little box.
Speaker 16: Yeah it didn't work. Worth the crowd.
Speaker 3: It didn't work. Yeah, it didn't work. At my house
Speaker 3: at all. It worked like two megabyte downloads. I know
Speaker 3: what you're talking about. So you oh, let me guess.
Speaker 3: In fact, hold on, let me guess. They say you
Speaker 3: never returned it and they're still charging you.
Speaker 16: No, sir, I actually had it once and then it
Speaker 16: didn't work, so I sent it back and then a
Speaker 16: salesperson called me and asked me to try it again,
Speaker 16: and they sent me. They were supposed to send me
Speaker 16: a router, you know, the modem router and one of
Speaker 16: those little tracker tiles. Was all part of the deal.
Speaker 16: I never received the equipment, okay, but they are still
Speaker 16: charging me for eight months now, and I called them
Speaker 16: five times. No one over there can get me someone
Speaker 16: who speaks English.
Speaker 3: Okay, all. I hate to pick on you here, but
Speaker 3: that's pretty much exactly what I said. They're still charging you.
Speaker 3: And I guess I was wrong here. You never received
Speaker 3: the equipment to send back, right, correct? And you know
Speaker 3: these these jerks, and I'll say it, these jerks. I
Speaker 3: ended up suing them years ago, years ago, same company.
Speaker 3: That was the only way I could get their attention.
Speaker 3: They claimed I didn't send something back. This has nothing
Speaker 3: to do with the thing you're talking about now. That
Speaker 3: Wi Fi box or the four G or five G
Speaker 3: box has nothing to do with that thing. They claimed,
Speaker 3: they didn't get equipment back. They wouldn't answer anything. When
Speaker 3: I finally would be on the phone for an hour
Speaker 3: and finally someone would say, Oh, you're right, we're gonna
Speaker 3: go ahead and give you the credit. Blah blah blah,
Speaker 3: nothing nothing. They simply wouldn't do anything. I ended up
Speaker 3: taking them to small Claims court and I filed the suit.
Speaker 3: I served them down wherever their rep was, and sure enough,
Speaker 3: I get a phone call about five days later and
Speaker 3: I get a full credit for the amount. But it
Speaker 3: took me suing them just to get a response on
Speaker 3: something I was right. I had the UPS tracking number.
Speaker 3: I even had the tracking where they signed for it,
Speaker 3: wherever I sent it to, and it was the right address.
Speaker 3: I had everything in the These asses wouldn't do anything.
Speaker 3: But that's what companies do nowadays. So here's the deal,
Speaker 3: Keith one, Kelly, do we have an Angel over there
Speaker 3: at T Mobile? I know we have an AT and
Speaker 3: T one. I know we have a Century one. I
Speaker 3: know we have a Comcast one. Do we have one
Speaker 3: at T Mobile? Or is that a Suzanne question. Zone
Speaker 3: would know much better than I was. Suzanne. If we
Speaker 3: have one, please let me know, just text me so one.
Speaker 3: If we have an angel, Keith, I'm sure they'll get
Speaker 3: it taken care of. But if we don't have an
Speaker 3: angel over there, I think you're going to have to
Speaker 3: do what I do, which is take them the small
Speaker 3: claims court. Did you stop your credit cards so they
Speaker 3: don't charge anymore?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 16: The problem that I have is that they did. After
Speaker 16: the fifth phone call, I finally got a credit. But
Speaker 16: the problem is is that they're still charging me one
Speaker 16: hundred and fifteen dollars a month when my bill is
Speaker 16: supposed to be fifty six. So what they're doing is
Speaker 16: they're taking there and they're applying it as one hundred
Speaker 16: and fifteen dollars a month. And I'm like, I'm going
Speaker 16: to run out of credit in two months, and now
Speaker 16: you've got two months more than.
Speaker 7: You owe me.
Speaker 3: Well are they?
Speaker 16: Why can't you get it? They can't get the billy right.
Speaker 3: It's absolutely insane. It's insane. I mean, it's not just
Speaker 3: the unbelievable. No, Susan, I know it's Susan. Just let
Speaker 3: me know, let me let me read it real quick.
Speaker 3: I can't think of a T Mobile angel. It sucks.
Speaker 4: Well, while Mark is reading that, Keith, can you just
Speaker 4: go to a different carrier and you know, kind of
Speaker 4: end this saga before it gets any worse.
Speaker 3: Well, he might own money on the phone.
Speaker 16: That's what I was hoping to do. But then I'm
Speaker 16: going I'm going to end up owning some money and
Speaker 16: I'm not going to pay them anymore than I than
Speaker 16: I can't. I just want to solve this and then
Speaker 16: move to a new carrier.
Speaker 3: It sucks, man, Look who wants take a stab attus?
Speaker 3: Anybody want to reach out on this one. We don't
Speaker 3: have an angel there, but I guarantee there's a media presence. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I'll be happy to help out. Okay, here, here's the
Speaker 3: best way for these big company. He's you gotta find
Speaker 3: the media. Yeah, that's that's my typical go to. I
Speaker 3: always start with that, find the PR people and then
Speaker 3: reach out to him. I mean, you get the idea.
Speaker 3: So Keith Dmitri's gonna get your information, Kelly, get all
Speaker 3: the information there and we're going to dive into it.
Speaker 3: Hopefully we can help you out. But in the meantime,
Speaker 3: I'll be honest, Keith, I dealt with exactly what you
Speaker 3: are dealing with, and they figured it out when I
Speaker 3: sued him. We never had to go to court. They
Speaker 3: just fixed it. I mean, they finally fixed the whole
Speaker 3: billing thing. They refunded, They did everything they were supposed
Speaker 3: to do, but it took me holding their hand to
Speaker 3: the courthouse doors.
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Speaker 3: All right, three oh three seven one three eight two
Speaker 3: five five. We've got a lot cooking. I've got two
Speaker 3: open lines. We got two hours to go right now, though,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna get over to Todd. Todd, what is going on?
Speaker 3: Let's at least start with your problem with the roofing company.
Speaker 7: Hello, can you hear me?
Speaker 6: All right?
Speaker 3: I can hear you, great Todd, all right, perfect.
Speaker 7: So you want the long version or the quick recap
Speaker 7: and ask questions?
Speaker 3: No, okay, give me start the long version, but start
Speaker 3: off where we're at right now. Is the roof done?
Speaker 7: It wasn't a problem with the rough per se. Was
Speaker 7: a problem with the the way the cap was installed
Speaker 7: on the You know, they replaced the caps on all
Speaker 7: the vents and stuff with hail damage, and did they.
Speaker 3: Replace so they didn't do a roof fence. They did cap.
Speaker 1: Caps.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, they did.
Speaker 7: They did the roof. But they installed the vent cap
Speaker 7: on the furnace and it include water heater. They replace that.
Speaker 7: And when they installed it, they put it's a sliding
Speaker 7: type deal. You you position it and then screw it
Speaker 7: into place. And they put it on so far down,
Speaker 7: literally as far down as it could be pushed on
Speaker 7: the top of the cap to where its sealed off.
Speaker 7: The vent on under sealed it off.
Speaker 3: Carbon dioxide in the house.
Speaker 7: And yeah, carbon monoxide in the house.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, how did you find this out? I mean,
Speaker 3: did your detectors go off or what?
Speaker 7: No, don't have detectors if apparently the battery was dead.
Speaker 3: So lucky.
Speaker 7: Well, my wife had a heart attack, unexplained heart attack
Speaker 7: in January.
Speaker 3: How do you know there's carbon monoxide right now or
Speaker 3: there was? I assume you mitigated it somehow.
Speaker 14: I don't know.
Speaker 7: I don't know that there's carbon there ever was carbon monoxide,
Speaker 7: but I'm assuming there was carbon monoxide. But I knew
Speaker 7: there was a problem when I at the beginning of
Speaker 7: the winter, because I did my yearly tear down of
Speaker 7: the furnace. I knew I especially had to do it
Speaker 7: this year because a lot of debris came down. In fact,
Speaker 7: a big chunk of gooey stuff came down through that
Speaker 7: flu and I can't see it in the furnace.
Speaker 3: So Todd, hold on one second, So Mark, Mark Shamanski,
Speaker 3: you guys do a lot of roofs genesis total exterior,
Speaker 3: So I'm picturing like almost like an exhaust pipe coming
Speaker 3: out of the house. Then on top of it, you
Speaker 3: generally have some kindkind of cover so when it rains,
Speaker 3: you don't have rain going directly down. And then what's
Speaker 3: he talking about?
Speaker 1: This cover? Then there's openings all around it, little vent
Speaker 1: holes to allow the air to escape, so it's not
Speaker 1: being trapped into the cavity of the furnace.
Speaker 3: I got you, and if you put it down. He's saying,
Speaker 3: it was so far down that literally.
Speaker 1: The airs, all the vents are actually on a solid
Speaker 1: pipe that's coming out of the roof.
Speaker 3: So what if we don't know about the carbon monoxide? Todd?
Speaker 3: What problems did you literally have.
Speaker 7: It's the first time I lit it up. After I
Speaker 7: cleaned it and cleaned it all out, it smelled and
Speaker 7: I thought, well, I might need to burn off.
Speaker 3: And when was this, Todd? When did you clean it?
Speaker 3: When was this?
Speaker 7: That was last fall?
Speaker 3: And when did the roof get finished?
Speaker 7: It was done a year ago in spring.
Speaker 3: So how about when you use the furnace in between
Speaker 3: those two dates.
Speaker 7: I didn't use it between last spring and the beginning
Speaker 7: of fall. I was actually shut off.
Speaker 3: So it was the first time you really used the
Speaker 3: furnace after the roof was done.
Speaker 14: Yeah, all right, hold on.
Speaker 3: Hold on, I got it. I promise you're up next.
Speaker 3: We got one line open, three zero three, Martino. We're
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Speaker 3: our guest, Mark Schamanski, he's the owner Genesis Tootalexteriors dot Com. Mark,
Speaker 3: I want to ask you a few questions, and I
Speaker 3: promise I'm gonna jump right to Walt todd Ernie. We
Speaker 3: got one fine open three oh three seven, one three
Speaker 3: eight two five five this time of year, what are
Speaker 3: you guys doing exterior wise? I know you do interior paint,
Speaker 3: you do remodel, stuff like that, but exterior wise really
Speaker 3: your bread and butter. Can you do stucco any time
Speaker 3: of year?
Speaker 1: Yeah, we could do.
Speaker 3: Stucco, must of any time of the year.
Speaker 1: Obviously it gets weighed on in the really cold times,
Speaker 1: then we probably won't.
Speaker 3: How about decks? When when should people get on the list,
Speaker 3: Because I would guess people aren't thinking of decks right now,
Speaker 3: but in about three weeks when we have eighty degree
Speaker 3: days strung together, everybody's going to be thinking of.
Speaker 1: Decks and the nice thing you could be build decks
Speaker 1: year round and right now is a great time getting
Speaker 1: the list for building a deck or rebuilding a deck.
Speaker 3: You've got a great crew decks we have.
Speaker 1: We have phenomenal crew.
Speaker 3: Deck patios, like cement, the whole bit.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we do a cement, We do the pavers, we
Speaker 1: do landscapes, stoning, we do every of that.
Speaker 3: About if someone wants to come out, like let's say
Speaker 3: they're decking is good, but the railing has rotted over time.
Speaker 3: Let's say I don't even mean the decking. Let's say
Speaker 3: the the two by eights underneath are good and they're
Speaker 3: weathered well and everything's fine there, but they want new decking.
Speaker 3: Can you come out and use their existing you can?
Speaker 1: I mean, it just depends how old it is, because
Speaker 1: if it's worth it, or if it's worth it, because
Speaker 1: also you're gonna save several hundred dollars that's going that's
Speaker 1: going to get rotten when you have a deck on top.
Speaker 1: Now it's gonna last a lifetime.
Speaker 3: Would you ever deal do real wood out in Colorado? Now?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 1: No, there's still a value role because it never gets
Speaker 1: as hot as a man made stuff.
Speaker 3: The redwood is gorgeous. Redwood is gorgeous. Yeah it's but
Speaker 3: you're right, actually, because we have the man made stuff
Speaker 3: and it gets hot as hell. Actually, Oh, fibro on tracks,
Speaker 3: they all get hot. There's some of them.
Speaker 1: Come out with some technologies, some cooling ways.
Speaker 3: They last for a long time. Oh, they can last
Speaker 3: a left time.
Speaker 1: And you can put a deck on that you'll never
Speaker 1: ever replace, you can, Yeah, you can use aluminum aluminum studs.
Speaker 3: If someone wanted to add to a deck, can you
Speaker 3: do that, of course, And build a gazebo.
Speaker 1: And build a gazebo, Trellis's you know, yeah, any of
Speaker 1: that kind of stuff we do.
Speaker 3: I love that man, you know. Adding a hot tub,
Speaker 3: I was thinking of my dad's. He wanted to get
Speaker 3: a hot tub, so I was thinking of buying him
Speaker 3: my mama hot tub. But first of all, they don't
Speaker 3: have enough breakers to actually run a fifty amp out
Speaker 3: to it. But then I started looking at their patio.
Speaker 3: My god, it's like one inch thick. I mean, unless
Speaker 3: if it was a really tiny hot tub, I don't
Speaker 3: even think he could put it on. I think the
Speaker 3: damn thing would crack.
Speaker 1: Thick what concrete or what? Yeah, oh yeah, that would
Speaker 1: probably crack on you.
Speaker 3: I think it would.
Speaker 1: I mean, yeah, you can always put papers on top
Speaker 1: and do that. That'll kind of help spread the weight
Speaker 1: out you think.
Speaker 3: Yeah maybe. Yeah, but that electrical issue you guys been doing, you.
Speaker 1: Know, electrical issues. You can't you add us up panel?
Speaker 3: Yeah you probably could. Remember I'm paying for this, so no, Yeah,
Speaker 3: I think it's a good idea. Yeah, thanks Mary. Where
Speaker 3: is the love? Where is the love? Yeah, it's everywhere,
Speaker 3: trust me, and my wallet feels you constantly. Let me
Speaker 3: ask you another question. Garages, So can you do you
Speaker 3: do steel buildings at all? Let's say someone's out in
Speaker 3: the country and they want to add in r V
Speaker 3: garage like I did. I tell you, there's ones like yours.
Speaker 3: There's companies. They have these systems, but together they're ready
Speaker 3: to go. They're ready to go. I think that's just
Speaker 3: a better, you know, than all, say, if they wanted
Speaker 3: to build.
Speaker 1: A stick Yeah, we could do a stick one. Have
Speaker 1: you done a lot of We've done some. I'd rather remodel, yeah,
Speaker 1: so can we do it?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 3: Nice? So I liked it so pretty much anything, but
Speaker 3: this time of year, you can do decks, you can
Speaker 3: do stucco. I guess if it's nice now, you could
Speaker 3: even paint. No, no, we've been painting.
Speaker 1: No, I mean because we what a week ago we had,
Speaker 1: you know, seventy three weather.
Speaker 3: I'm telling you that paint you used on our house.
Speaker 3: It looks you're going to be out this week till
Speaker 3: look at our some of our projects inside for us.
Speaker 3: But when you look at that paint, man, it looks
Speaker 3: like the day you guys put it on on the
Speaker 3: exterior of our house. And if I get anything on it,
Speaker 3: you just hit it with the hose. It looks brand
Speaker 3: new again. Yeah, I mean it's really remarkable. Do you
Speaker 3: remember what kind of paint you.
Speaker 1: Yes, it's Benjamin Moore. I don't remember, like the top grade. Yeah,
Speaker 1: one of the hiring grades. Yes, probably was probably probably
Speaker 1: Ben Benjamin or Ben as well.
Speaker 3: So they're pretty I mean, paint's pretty expensive for good stuff.
Speaker 1: Now, yeah, but it's you know, it's labor's more expensive.
Speaker 1: So it's always better to pay more for a better paint.
Speaker 1: You want to prep right, yes, prep, but also it's
Speaker 1: just gonna last longer. Also, you get next to three
Speaker 1: or four years out of paint job. How much? How
Speaker 1: many thousands of dollars you just saved a ton right as
Speaker 1: oppose to paint the extra five six hundred bucks for
Speaker 1: an extra you know better.
Speaker 3: You're going to be looking You're going to bring that
Speaker 3: design lady out and you're going to be looking at
Speaker 3: We're painting our entire basically first and second floor with
Speaker 3: you guys. Soon, I mean real soon. We're getting the
Speaker 3: hardwood floors done by Big Bear. They're going to sand
Speaker 3: it down. When all that's done and you guys come out,
Speaker 3: what do we do? Something like, do you do achine?
Speaker 3: Do you do a Matt finish?
Speaker 1: I mean, okasically so yeah, no, Typically you do eggshell walls,
Speaker 1: flat ceilings, sat and trim. That's been the tradition. But
Speaker 1: you know, flat walls are becoming really really popular now
Speaker 1: because people don't like the shine of the eggshell and
Speaker 1: so it's real popular. Two sat, flat ceilings, flat walls,
Speaker 1: and you still say it with it like a satin.
Speaker 3: I love on cars. I love a Matt finish. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I think it's the coolest thing. One of our cars
Speaker 3: has got that Matt gray right from the factory. It's
Speaker 3: simply gorgeous.
Speaker 1: My Indian motorcycle has the matt But the thing is
Speaker 1: that one little.
Speaker 3: Scratch there's no way to fix it. Yeah, I notice
Speaker 3: that you can't buffet out. You can't. Here's the other marks.
Speaker 3: You can't go to certain car washes. The only car
Speaker 3: wash I'll go through an automatic one instead of having
Speaker 3: like the little kind of I don't want to call
Speaker 3: them wires, but the bristles. There's no bristles. You got
Speaker 3: to get ones that use basically foam. Yeah, that's it,
Speaker 3: because it will void any part of my paint job.
Speaker 3: They made sure I knew that when I left the
Speaker 3: damn dealerships got a hand wash it mark. Yeah, three
Speaker 3: three seven, one, three eight, two five five. Let me
Speaker 3: see who's been holding the longest.
Speaker 13: Todd.
Speaker 3: He was telling us about that problem with the roofing company, Todd.
Speaker 3: So where we left off was the roofers did it.
Speaker 3: They set the vet, the vent caps failed. I mean
Speaker 3: basically they failed, not the caps but the vent itself.
Speaker 3: And you possibly had carbon monoxide in there. But you
Speaker 3: went to clean your furnace and turned it on for
Speaker 3: the first time after the roof was done, and what happened.
Speaker 3: The furnace just wasn't working.
Speaker 7: It had debris from the roofing, so yeah, I cleaned
Speaker 7: it out real good. In fact, I cleaned it out
Speaker 7: a second time because when I fired it up, it's
Speaker 7: stunk real bad and then it burned off, so I
Speaker 7: figured it was okay. But then the next time I
Speaker 7: went to you that when it got cold, it's stunk
Speaker 7: real bad. So I thought, well, maybe I missed something
Speaker 7: because you know, with all the pounding and sure soh
Speaker 7: So I cleaned a second time, and then it was
Speaker 7: a while again before I got cold again. But I
Speaker 7: started noticing every time it would fire up, it would
Speaker 7: smell for a little while and then burn off.
Speaker 11: And then I.
Speaker 7: Noticed that it was uh, water was dripping down.
Speaker 3: Oh, and I thought, well, and that's where this vegcart
Speaker 3: issue came.
Speaker 7: Uh yeah, yeah uh And I thought, well, you know,
Speaker 7: maybe it's condensation because uh uh I.
Speaker 3: So, but move move a little further into the story.
Speaker 3: So you never really got the furnace to work properly afterwards.
Speaker 3: And by the way, if if anybody out there has
Speaker 3: ever had a roof done, and mark you do roofs
Speaker 3: all the time your company does. It's crazy, man. I
Speaker 3: have seen light fixtures pop out. I mean, when you're
Speaker 3: up there doing any kind of decking or even just
Speaker 3: putting the shingles down or getting rid of the old one,
Speaker 3: all kinds of stuff can go wrong.
Speaker 1: Dust in your house and you can get nail pops
Speaker 1: in your ceilings. I mean, there's it's not that the
Speaker 1: roofer's fault. Typically, it's just what happens is just what happens,
Speaker 1: how your house is.
Speaker 3: So what happened at this point, Todd? Did you reach
Speaker 3: out to the roofer? I mean, what happened.
Speaker 7: Because because of it? Because it was dripping water, I thought,
Speaker 7: and it would burn off every time it would light up,
Speaker 7: and it was you know, I'd kind of forget.
Speaker 3: About it when it would get move on. What happened It.
Speaker 7: Was connosating, dripping down and stirring up basically the soot
Speaker 7: in there, and then it would burn off and that
Speaker 7: wouldn't smell, so I thought, well, it probably needs to
Speaker 7: be clean.
Speaker 3: So what the hell do you mean by well, what
Speaker 3: you mean the sitting there? What is it a pot
Speaker 3: belly furnace?
Speaker 7: No, but you know, I figured it's.
Speaker 3: It.
Speaker 7: Actually you can see a kind of a scaly crust when.
Speaker 3: The water would drive a furnace.
Speaker 7: Uh, it came with the house as far are there
Speaker 7: thirty years old?
Speaker 3: Okay, so keep so keep going. Where does this go
Speaker 3: from there?
Speaker 12: So?
Speaker 7: I thought it was just commensating and gripping down dirt
Speaker 7: and suck. I finally quit using it though, because I
Speaker 7: thought this is ridiculous. Something's got to be cogged up
Speaker 7: in there.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 7: We were heating at the house the last the last
Speaker 7: very last cold cold spell with with electric heater.
Speaker 3: Okay, so then what happens though? Where do we go on?
Speaker 7: I got up I couldn't get the vents off down
Speaker 7: below without ruining them, so I thought I'd go up
Speaker 7: top and and see if I could find something in it.
Speaker 3: And then that's where you found out they didn't do
Speaker 3: the proper thing on the vents on the roof.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I looked up in there first between the the
Speaker 7: what do you call.
Speaker 3: The vent there was basically no ventilation on the vents, right,
Speaker 3: absolutely not. So then what did you do? Did you
Speaker 3: call the roofer at that point? What did you do?
Speaker 6: Then?
Speaker 3: I'm just going to keep you focused.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 7: I fixed it and it worked perfectly, So it's fixed.
Speaker 7: Now you're bothering anybody? Excellent, And I no smell, no nothing,
Speaker 7: no back back up. Everything's working finely.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 3: Well where are we at now?
Speaker 7: Though I don't know that's what I'm asking. I'm going
Speaker 7: to ask you, and what do you think I should
Speaker 7: do about it?
Speaker 3: I thought, I, well know, everything's fine now, right? You
Speaker 3: fixed it?
Speaker 17: Right?
Speaker 3: This has got to be the craziest call I've taken today. Todd,
Speaker 3: you've fixed it? What what? Let me ask you this,
Speaker 3: What if I could wave a magic wand what would
Speaker 3: I do? It's fixed?
Speaker 7: Well, in January, before it was fixed, my wife had
Speaker 7: an unexplained heart attack.
Speaker 3: So you think it's possible there was carbon monoxide that
Speaker 3: gave your wife a heart attack? By the way, how
Speaker 3: is she?
Speaker 7: At first? I didn't think of it. Well, she's she's
Speaker 7: a she's back to normal. I didn't think at first,
Speaker 7: said that's happening to do Todd.
Speaker 3: I don't think there's a way in the world, now
Speaker 3: that you fixed it, to go back in time and
Speaker 3: see if there was not just if there was any
Speaker 3: carbon monoxide in the house because of that problem, not
Speaker 3: your thirty year old furnace. Let's not forget that. I
Speaker 3: don't think there's any way to do that. But even
Speaker 3: to go the next step and tie that to your
Speaker 3: wife's heart attack would be very hard to do. I mean,
Speaker 3: I don't know how you would possibly do that.
Speaker 7: That's what I figured, because they don't I checked it out,
Speaker 7: and because at first I thought, well, she's on oxygen,
Speaker 7: so she wouldn't be affected.
Speaker 3: Well apparently, when you're even you still have cat that
Speaker 3: wouldn't matter. If there's carbon monoxide in your house and
Speaker 3: you're on oxygen, you're still going to get carbon monoxide exactly.
Speaker 7: But they don't. They wouldn't do it test before it
Speaker 7: because they were looking because she's They went in and
Speaker 7: looked for blockage and there was none because she's had
Speaker 7: a history of heart attacks.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, then that even brings up another thing when
Speaker 3: you're talking about a med male because she's got a
Speaker 3: history of it. I mean, now you've got that to
Speaker 3: get over. I don't see anything there. I feel really
Speaker 3: bad for the entire situation, but I don't see anything
Speaker 3: going forward for you. I mean, you might call and
Speaker 3: talk to like Marco Bendinelli or an attorney, but I
Speaker 3: don't even think you should waste your time. I have
Speaker 3: no idea now that the issue's not there, how you
Speaker 3: would do it, and once again you got a thirty
Speaker 3: year old furnace. If there was carbon monoxide, it might
Speaker 3: have had nothing to do with the roofed. Mark Todd
Speaker 3: should still yeah, go ahead, go ahead, hold on, bo
Speaker 3: was in this industry forever, Go ahead, both, Todd.
Speaker 17: Since you had this issue of incomplete combustion in your
Speaker 17: vent pipe that's where you got the condensation even though
Speaker 17: you fixed it, you need to call one of our
Speaker 17: HVAC companies and get the whole unit and vent pipe
Speaker 17: checked out, just to make sure it is operating.
Speaker 3: That's not a bad idea at all.
Speaker 7: Men, Yeah, that's a probably, a probably.
Speaker 3: Hey Todd, I'm going to tell you something. Hey, listen
Speaker 3: to me, man, I'm gonna give you some advice you're
Speaker 3: gonna love. It's gonna cost you forty five bucks. Call
Speaker 3: up eight eight eight Heating dot Com. They're gonna come
Speaker 3: out and clean the hell out of that furnace, make
Speaker 3: sure it's safe for forty five bucks. If you've never
Speaker 3: used them before. It's new customers only, but it's the
Speaker 3: best deal out there. It's not a sales pitch. They
Speaker 3: come out, they're gonna tear it down. They're going to
Speaker 3: clean the blower. They're gonna get rid of all the
Speaker 3: dirt in there, and if there's any safety issues, they're
Speaker 3: going to check for carbon monoxide. For you coming out
Speaker 3: of that heat exchanger. And it's forty five bucks, it'll
Speaker 3: be the best forty five bucks you spent.
Speaker 7: Brother, I appreciate that.
Speaker 11: Yeah, you got it.
Speaker 3: Man eight eight eight heating dot com Todd. I got
Speaker 3: to move on. That was kind of crazy. He fixed
Speaker 3: his problem. I understand where he tied it in. Now
Speaker 3: really quick, Mark, you were telling us during a break
Speaker 3: you guys had on a Christmas Christmas eve. Yeah, we
Speaker 3: had carmenox ine poisoning and you all woke up. It
Speaker 3: was you, your wife.
Speaker 1: Yeah, my sister was you know, my parents, my sister
Speaker 1: and her family and my wife and our warden's son,
Speaker 1: and she was pregnant with our second son. And your
Speaker 1: aunt called our aunt Colin just happened to wake us up.
Speaker 1: If she hadn't a called, no, it's actually my mother
Speaker 1: in law. But she hadn't called and woke us up,
Speaker 1: I wouldn't be here today.
Speaker 3: So you're talking when everybody got up because of the
Speaker 3: phone call, you start waking people up. You said, everybody's
Speaker 3: got a headache, they feel sick as hell.
Speaker 1: Then my aunt called and she said, get the heck
Speaker 1: out of the house because there's carbonoxide in it.
Speaker 3: And sure enough, Yeah, the firemen show up. They test
Speaker 3: the air. It was really really high. So you literally
Speaker 3: you almost died. Well, hell, your whole family for that matter.
Speaker 3: Terrifying stuff. Do not play around, Todd.
Speaker 1: Get detectors and have them in the furnace room. Get them,
Speaker 1: Get them in the furnace.
Speaker 3: Room, Todd, for the life of me after that, thinking
Speaker 3: about that heart attacks, it wor scenario. Get your aunts
Speaker 3: out the Walmart. You can buy the plug in ones
Speaker 3: that worked just fine, but get a few of them.
Speaker 3: And like Mark said during break, you know, the ones
Speaker 3: built into the ceiling are great, but carbon monoxide sinks,
Speaker 3: so you want to sit down below. And I love
Speaker 3: your idea. Do you put one in the damn furnace room, right,
Speaker 3: because that's where that's where it's gonna start. Yeah, we
Speaker 3: got one adjacent to it, but I don't think I
Speaker 3: have one literally in there, but it's on the same wall, right,
Speaker 3: all right, listen, Walt in Ernie three oh three seven,
Speaker 3: one three eight two five five. We got two lines open.
Speaker 3: I'm dying to hear from you.
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Speaker 3: All right three seven one three eight two five five
Speaker 3: three zero three Martino, you've been ripped off or taking
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Speaker 3: favorite thing to do. We like education and just helping.
Speaker 3: I mean really that said, Hey Walt, what is going
Speaker 3: on with you? Walton?
Speaker 9: Well, hi, Mark, I've got a unique situation and I'll
Speaker 9: summarize it in thirty seconds. In nineteen sixty, our development
Speaker 9: started where the houses were being built. It's not an hoa,
Speaker 9: but in nineteen eighty sixty association was format it formed?
Speaker 3: Who formed it?
Speaker 9: And acknowledged. What's that?
Speaker 3: Who formed it? Everybody that lived there?
Speaker 9: Correct?
Speaker 3: Okay, keep going.
Speaker 9: And so every property out here has an easement and
Speaker 9: we're in the county about I guess it was last year.
Speaker 9: The person died who started the the development, the associate,
Speaker 9: everything like that.
Speaker 3: Well, hold on, hold on, you just said too. Hold on,
Speaker 3: you just said two things. In nineteen sixty the development
Speaker 3: was created. How many years later was that hoa voted
Speaker 3: on and put into place?
Speaker 9: Twenty six years?
Speaker 3: Okay? So but the sentence you just said was the
Speaker 3: guy that developed it and started the hoa? Are they
Speaker 3: the same person?
Speaker 9: No, it's not an Hoaay, so.
Speaker 3: Who died the guy that did the HOA or the
Speaker 3: guy that did the development.
Speaker 9: The guy lived in the development area and he owned
Speaker 9: most of the properties.
Speaker 3: Yeah, But is he the one that did the HOA
Speaker 3: or the development or neither?
Speaker 9: Neither?
Speaker 3: Okay either? So what does he have to Who cares
Speaker 3: if he died? And I don't mean that in a
Speaker 3: bad way. I'm just saying, who cares? What's the relevancy?
Speaker 9: When he died? He willed a half mile strip, which
Speaker 9: was one he found. That's a half mile, just a
Speaker 9: little thin strip, and it's probably the total of an
Speaker 9: acre and a half that now is the road that
Speaker 9: goes in and real estate developed, I mean a real
Speaker 9: estate agent found that was willed to our association. And
Speaker 9: now we're liable for any accidents or anything in it,
Speaker 9: and we have a maintenance and we charge a road dues. Now,
Speaker 9: but we had to get an assurance policy to cover
Speaker 9: any accidents or any liability so that they don't sue us.
Speaker 3: Well, okay, hold on, let me ask a couple questions. Now,
Speaker 3: how long is that? Is it miles long? I understand
Speaker 3: it's only an acre or whatever, but how long?
Speaker 9: Just over a half a mile?
Speaker 3: So a half a mile long? And everybody in the
Speaker 3: neighborhood basically has to use this. It's the only it's
Speaker 3: the only way in and way out. Correct. So it
Speaker 3: really is a road that needs to be maintained. So
Speaker 3: I understand the maintenance part. I guess I don't understand.
Speaker 3: I don't understand the liability insurance on a private road.
Speaker 3: That's interesting. And when you say they're making you get it,
Speaker 3: who's making you get it to county?
Speaker 9: No, When we talked to the real estate agent, she
Speaker 9: said every part of that half mile is willed to
Speaker 9: the road Association, and that we are liable now for
Speaker 9: that one half mile section. If anybody has an accident,
Speaker 9: they can sue the association for I'm trying.
Speaker 3: To figure out, like what kind of accident I mean, like,
Speaker 3: is the road right accident? Is it like right next
Speaker 3: to it a big gully, like you could fall off
Speaker 3: the road and die. It's an unsafe road.
Speaker 9: No, there's probably two or three curves on it that
Speaker 9: are blind curves. And if anybody came around and had
Speaker 9: an accident, it would be on this property that was
Speaker 9: willed to the association.
Speaker 3: I get it. So that was willed to the association.
Speaker 3: And then who is telling you on the insurance side.
Speaker 3: And I'm not saying it's right or wrong. We're going
Speaker 3: to figure it out, but who's telling you that? And
Speaker 3: by the way, how much is this a year?
Speaker 9: Four thousand dollars?
Speaker 3: So four thousand a year for basically liability coverage on
Speaker 3: a one mile road that's owned by the association or
Speaker 3: not even the association. Well, it's owned by the road itself.
Speaker 3: It's owned by the members.
Speaker 9: Correct, but the association is the membership.
Speaker 3: I got you. Hold on, let's get Brad O'Brien back on.
Speaker 3: I just never thought of this a private road. I'm
Speaker 3: dying to fight. That's why I love this show. Think
Speaker 3: about this, guys. If you none of us have probably
Speaker 3: dealt with this now. Unfortunately Tom's not in today. He
Speaker 3: probably He's done so many roads and neighborhoods. But I've
Speaker 3: never heard of insurance on a road before. I'm not
Speaker 3: saying it doesn't have to be done or shouldn't be done.
Speaker 4: Maybe be the better way. But if you, well, no,
Speaker 4: I haven't heard about that. But you know, Waltz said
Speaker 4: it was willed to the association. Yeah, that doesn't mean
Speaker 4: that the association is required to accept ownership.
Speaker 3: Of this the only way in and out.
Speaker 4: Well okay, but just because those will doesn't mean that
Speaker 4: you take ownership of it.
Speaker 3: You can continue to use this, It still doesn't matter.
Speaker 3: There's only it's the only way in and out. Yes,
Speaker 3: well that's what I'm saying. I mean, why would they
Speaker 3: want a chance anything else it could happen to them.
Speaker 3: I mean, you can't exactly landlack somebody, But if I
Speaker 3: live there, I okay, I'll say it like this, Tomitri
Speaker 3: if I was a mortgage broker, and found out you
Speaker 3: were looking at borrowing money for me for a home
Speaker 3: where some individual owned the road that was the only
Speaker 3: way in and out. I might have a problem with that.
Speaker 4: Well, it sounds like a business opportunity for someone to
Speaker 4: take ownership of the road and start charging tolls.
Speaker 3: At the beginning. What about giving it to the county? Well,
Speaker 3: that's what I was saying. I mean, I don't know
Speaker 3: if the county operated it, but they might go, hey,
Speaker 3: we don't want to snowplow your road. Mark, I live
Speaker 3: on a private road. Do you guys insure it.
Speaker 17: I've been there for thirty years and we never paid
Speaker 17: a nickel and it's it's it's a dirt road.
Speaker 3: But I want to understand the insurance aspect. I'm to
Speaker 3: pay insurance on it, all right, Everybody hold tight. We're
Speaker 3: going to find that out. We also have a another
Speaker 3: issue with a cell phone in a question on selling
Speaker 3: a vehicle. One line open, three zero three, Martine, let's
Speaker 3: get Brad O'Brien, our attorney.
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Speaker 3: All right, three oh three seven one three eight two
Speaker 3: five five three oh three Martino, listen, Hey, Walt, Brad O'Brien.
Speaker 3: I can't get him on right now. We're gonna get
Speaker 3: you lined up for tomorrow because I really want to
Speaker 3: talk to the attorney. I assume you're ain question about
Speaker 3: the property is do we have to have this insurance policy?
Speaker 3: But you tell me what is your question? So I
Speaker 3: can kind of email Brad what's going on with it?
Speaker 9: Two things? Do we have to have the insurance? And
Speaker 9: how do we get rid of it if.
Speaker 3: You don't need it? Now? Interestingly enough, Dmitri brought something
Speaker 3: up that once again it's going to be for the attorney.
Speaker 3: I have never been in an accident in my life
Speaker 3: where I thought even thought to myself, who owns this
Speaker 3: road I'm going to soothe them. I mean, think about
Speaker 3: how crazy that is. Am I the only one that's
Speaker 3: never thought that? Or if you've ever been in an
Speaker 3: accident and said, damn it, I'm suing whoever owns this road.
Speaker 4: Well, I think it's something that I would certainly consider
Speaker 4: if the road is in poor condition, if there are
Speaker 4: blind curves.
Speaker 3: That Okay, you just described every single highway in colorad right,
Speaker 3: every single highway bad condition, never maintained. That is everywhere
Speaker 3: we drive in the entire state. Dmitri. Yeah, well, I'm
Speaker 3: just waiting for that to pay off one day. But
Speaker 3: without the governmental immunity, I am curious on this. You
Speaker 3: brought up a great point. Let's say a plumber, Walt,
Speaker 3: a plumber is on the way to one of your
Speaker 3: neighbor's homes. We've already we've already figured out it's the
Speaker 3: only way in and out, and you guys didn't plow
Speaker 3: it properly, and all the people that own property in
Speaker 3: there own the road. Although I would think the road
Speaker 3: is actually more of a an LLC or a group
Speaker 3: where the members could very well protected be protected. But
Speaker 3: once again, this is a Bradley O'Brien question. And we're
Speaker 3: gonna we're gonna find this out for you. But let's
Speaker 3: just keep going down where Dmitri was. The plumber comes in,
Speaker 3: so he's not trespassing because someone called a plumber. The
Speaker 3: road is icy and should have been done, but because
Speaker 3: it's not the county road, no one plowed it. And
Speaker 3: the plumber swerves off on one of those curves you
Speaker 3: were talking about and basically blows up and dies and
Speaker 3: his head rolls off. I mean, we might as well
Speaker 3: get as crazy as we can, and his family decides, okay,
Speaker 3: we're going to go after whoever owned that road. I
Speaker 3: mean it, as crazy as that sounds, it could very
Speaker 3: well be the case.
Speaker 4: Well, but that brings out a room and even more interesting.
Speaker 4: Hold on, hold on, go ahead, hold on, hold on, Dimitri.
Speaker 9: I had a friend. I had a friend who was
Speaker 9: driving on the county road with his motorcycle, Yeah, and
Speaker 9: came around the corner and hit a rock that was
Speaker 9: in the road from the plowing. He crashed, Yeah, sued
Speaker 9: the county and got a million dollars.
Speaker 3: Well, okay, I mean that's odd in itself because a
Speaker 3: governmental immunity, But I'm if it happened, it happened. Go ahead, Dimitri, Yeah,
Speaker 3: I think you know.
Speaker 4: The primary question that I would start with for Brad
Speaker 4: is just because someone left in their will this road
Speaker 4: for Walt and his neighbors, do they actually own it?
Speaker 4: You're not required to accept something that's what for you
Speaker 4: and a will.
Speaker 3: It's funny. I love how you think, and I love
Speaker 3: having conversations with you. Thank you. I look at that
Speaker 3: so differently. For this reason, the people in there have
Speaker 3: to have this road. I wouldn't want anybody else to
Speaker 3: own the damn road. I wouldn't want one individual to
Speaker 3: own it. And I'm not saying they could put up
Speaker 3: a toll booth, but they could sure make people's lives
Speaker 3: miserable and create a court action. You can't landlock somebody
Speaker 3: in Colorado, but you can damn will try and you
Speaker 3: can really create a lot of issues. So if I
Speaker 3: was in a neighborhood, I'd either want a county road
Speaker 3: or I'd want ownership of the private road, right.
Speaker 4: And that's the second question. Once Brad says, hey, yeah,
Speaker 4: they own the road or they're not required to own it,
Speaker 4: then the next question is, Okay, what do we do
Speaker 4: get this road to make sure we don't lose access
Speaker 4: to it.
Speaker 3: Hey, Kelly, when did Brad say he can come on?
Speaker 3: Or he just simply didn't answer.
Speaker 18: His phone is going straight to voice. Melanie hasn't texted
Speaker 18: me that?
Speaker 3: Okay, text him, see if we can get him next hour,
Speaker 3: get all of Walt's information. God, I love stuff like this,
Speaker 3: I really do. I love having great attorneys, and I
Speaker 3: love getting edgumicated.
Speaker 1: Could we give the land to Richard and he could
Speaker 1: move his trailer there and.
Speaker 3: His drug See now, Mark's thinking outside the box. And
Speaker 3: if you don't know what we're talking about, go back
Speaker 3: and listen to the podcast. That was a great call. Listen.
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Speaker 3: Hey, hey, Dragon, they just said Joe Paggs was talking about, uh,
Speaker 3: Wilt Chamberlain. Is that Wilt Chamberlain the ladies man?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think so.
Speaker 3: I didn't even know he was still alive. That's crazy. Hey,
Speaker 3: really quick. Joe Paggs had a horrible thing. Someone tried
Speaker 3: to uh uh swat them. That's going on a week.
Speaker 3: It was crazy, man. I heard PAGs talking about him
Speaker 3: and his whole family could have been I mean, it
Speaker 3: was absolutely crazy. They had the whole swat team going
Speaker 3: out there. Terrifying stuff. They need to do something in
Speaker 3: Congress to where if someone gets caught swatting it can
Speaker 3: be like attempted murder.
Speaker 18: We also had Sean Ferrish, the Trump impersonator on Rhyan's show.
Speaker 18: He also got swatted.
Speaker 3: He got swatted as well. Yes, so true story, real quick,
Speaker 3: Colorado Springs and folks, I'm gonna tell you this. It's
Speaker 3: it's a very true story. You can probably still find
Speaker 3: the news articles with it. But here's the deal. Are
Speaker 3: you ready for this? One of the scammers, It calls
Speaker 3: up and tries to talk you into you know, basically
Speaker 3: buying him gift cards. This guy knew he was a
Speaker 3: scammer and went off on The guy started calling him
Speaker 3: all kinds of names. I mean, you can imagine the names,
Speaker 3: not good names, and just screaming at him. But the
Speaker 3: guy's trying to rip them off. I get it. Everybody's
Speaker 3: sick and tired of these scam artists. And it's right
Speaker 3: down the road in the Springs. And a day later
Speaker 3: after he hung up, I think the guy actually called
Speaker 3: him back a couple times too. If you can imagine,
Speaker 3: this basically was harassing the harasser. So it's a good
Speaker 3: way to look at it. So they spoofed his phone
Speaker 3: number and it was a home phone. That's a good
Speaker 3: thing about not having a home phone. You got a
Speaker 3: cell phone. Well, I mean, you know it is what
Speaker 3: it is. They can still spoof it. But they spoofed
Speaker 3: his number called Colorado Springs and basically said, Hey, this
Speaker 3: guy is beating up his girlfriend. I'm literally watching it
Speaker 3: right now through the movie. He's got a gun and
Speaker 3: I think he's got a knife, and he's gonna murderer
Speaker 3: and you name it, and he plays it right. He's convincing. Apparently,
Speaker 3: swat pulls up, kicks down the door, almost killed the guy.
Speaker 3: The guy's just sitting in his house. There's no girl
Speaker 3: or anybody in there. Complete bs swatting incident. Yeah, that's
Speaker 3: what happens. People can spoof your number. I jokingly, I
Speaker 3: have spoofed Tom a few times. I've called him like
Speaker 3: his uh, his daughter had a little fender bender a
Speaker 3: few times. Hey, trust me, I have a son that
Speaker 3: the first year he had his driver's license, got in
Speaker 3: three accidents in three months. Day the day he got
Speaker 3: his license, he rear ended one of his best friends.
Speaker 3: But anyhow, I digress. I spoofed because I was sitting
Speaker 3: in here and I have this little app where you
Speaker 3: can say what number you wanted coming from. So I
Speaker 3: said I wanted it coming from his daughter's number, because
Speaker 3: he was just telling me about that, and I said,
Speaker 3: wouldn't it be funny if she got into another accident.
Speaker 3: And there he looks at his phone and it's Dulchet calling,
Speaker 3: and he looks at me and goes, you're not gonna
Speaker 3: believe this. She's calling right now. Anytime she calls me
Speaker 3: during the show, it's bad. I wonder if she got
Speaker 3: into another accident. So there's that, Okay, listen, I promise
Speaker 3: she's got a question on selling a vehicle, Kevin. He's
Speaker 3: got a question about a road and the Walt issue.
Speaker 3: What does that mean, Kelly? The Walt issue?
Speaker 18: Previous caller that was on.
Speaker 3: Regarding the road. Oh, that's still him.
Speaker 18: No diggers a comment on has has a comment?
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Speaker 3: This is the Troubleshooter Show. No Tom Martinez, Welcome, Welcome,
Speaker 3: my friends to the only show of it's kind. We're
Speaker 3: here to solve problems, answer questions, take complaints. Look you've
Speaker 3: been ripped off, we get directly involved. We try to
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Speaker 3: to go after the bad guys. We use the power
Speaker 3: of the media to basically, you know, let everybody know
Speaker 3: the bad guys out there. And then we've got a
Speaker 3: great list of people that help us every day and
Speaker 3: what we do at referral list dot com and including
Speaker 3: Mark Schamansky. Mark, you've gone out on numerous jobs over
Speaker 3: the years. I remember sending you out to different roof jobs,
Speaker 3: garage jobs, anything that has to do with construction because
Speaker 3: you own Genesis Total Exteriors. I mean, how many times
Speaker 3: do you think you've been out unseen for it?
Speaker 1: Probably at least twenty, I'd say at least twenty over
Speaker 1: the years A long time.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and it's kind of cool knowing a great contractor.
Speaker 3: Mark's done work at our house. I did want to
Speaker 3: ask you. I haven't brought this up yet, but do
Speaker 3: you got any specials you want to run since you're
Speaker 3: in studio today.
Speaker 1: No, we can do the painters for the day.
Speaker 3: Again, explain what that is. It's a great deal. Listen
Speaker 3: to this.
Speaker 1: Seeing you two guys, two painters. That's all we have
Speaker 1: is meal painters. So right now that all guys. We've
Speaker 1: had ladies before. But anyways, two painters for eight hours
Speaker 1: typically nine ninety five.
Speaker 3: We'll do it for seven ninety five, So eight hundred bucks.
Speaker 3: You get two guys for the day, eight hours. So
Speaker 3: you can say, I want this room painted, I want
Speaker 3: this painted, whatever you want.
Speaker 1: It works better inside the house. Somebody try to have
Speaker 1: us paint the whole outside of his house.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, I'm talking the inside though, right, Yeah, it
Speaker 3: works better for insight. You want a room paint it here,
Speaker 3: you want to room paint it there, something like that. Yes,
Speaker 3: reat that deal. Eight hundred bucks for two guys full day.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they pay for the paint.
Speaker 3: Generally is one guy. If you have two guys painting,
Speaker 3: say your kitchen or whatever it is, do you typically
Speaker 3: have them both prepping at the same time. Is one
Speaker 3: guy prepping, they both start prepping, but once one area
Speaker 3: is done, one starts painting. Somebody can start painting.
Speaker 1: The guy keeps prepping, and then then he can follow
Speaker 1: up with taking the prep down.
Speaker 3: And these are good guys. Oh yeah, yeah, they're great guys.
Speaker 1: I mean it's Omar.
Speaker 3: I mean that's who's been going on.
Speaker 6: Guys.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's so Mars. Who's saying at your house? This guy?
Speaker 3: Listen to this guys. Omar painted the exterior of our
Speaker 3: house years ago and it still looks brand new. But
Speaker 3: he's had the same painter and in the painters guys
Speaker 3: working for him for twenty.
Speaker 1: Years, actually twenty You never hear daddy twenty three years.
Speaker 3: Twenty three years. Jesus has been with me for twenty
Speaker 3: Oh my goodness. So, yeah, who's your go to, uh,
Speaker 3: like a foreman for decks because I know Deck's going
Speaker 3: to be huge.
Speaker 1: Alex is my foreman for deck is you know, his
Speaker 1: group is all family. It's him, his dad, his.
Speaker 3: Uncle, I love cousin.
Speaker 1: I love it they're all and you know they all
Speaker 1: live in the same neighborhood.
Speaker 3: How does it work? So if someone wants a bit
Speaker 3: on a deck, whether they want to get rid to
Speaker 3: the old one, get it fixed, build a brand new one,
Speaker 3: a patio whatever they call you guys up and I'll
Speaker 3: give the number out of course in a second. But
Speaker 3: do you go out and look at it? Does Alex
Speaker 3: go out? How does the build process work?
Speaker 1: A lot of times we have Alex with us, and
Speaker 1: so then you know it's a deck, of course, right, Yeah,
Speaker 1: he knows.
Speaker 3: It's a deck, and or we know it's the deck,
Speaker 3: and so Alex comes with me and then.
Speaker 1: He he'll come with the labor labor number for me,
Speaker 1: and then I also do that, and then he gives
Speaker 1: been materialists in my office, gets the materialists put together
Speaker 1: and we send the bit to the customer.
Speaker 3: You know our house has it's beautiful. I absolutely love it. Mark,
Speaker 3: So you've been out to our house. He's done work there.
Speaker 3: But the patio that comes off the back door, right,
Speaker 3: so not not at ground, but it's a second level
Speaker 3: over the walk out. So it's a beautiful deck. But
Speaker 3: it's light cement, right the builder built it, whoever the
Speaker 3: original builder was, they did it with light cement and
Speaker 3: it's probably this thick and it is really cool. Is
Speaker 3: that still something people use or is decking, like, you know,
Speaker 3: more efficient?
Speaker 1: A lot of times that you're doing that because you
Speaker 1: want to drive below and so you know, trucks has
Speaker 1: a great system that you can keep things drive below this.
Speaker 3: I didn't even think of that deck because are hot tub.
Speaker 3: If we just had decking, we'd be getting dripped all
Speaker 3: over right, right, And so there's a lot better.
Speaker 1: Well I'm not gonna say it's better, but it's a
Speaker 1: lot of different systems that we prefer to use at work, right,
Speaker 1: And so you know, and that wraps completely around your
Speaker 1: jost and then we gutter the water off as supposed
Speaker 1: to water just sit on type your deck and.
Speaker 3: Then you have to have it run off that way. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's really cool. Yeah, So listen to anybody out there.
Speaker 3: Two painters for a day, what was it, eight hundred
Speaker 3: and seven ninety five seven seven ninety five. That's two
Speaker 3: guys all day painting whatever you point at, uh, three
Speaker 3: oh three six seven eighty five oh nine, And I
Speaker 3: can attest these guys do an unbelievable job at painting.
Speaker 3: Omar is great, just great. Three oh three six seven
Speaker 3: nine eighty five oh nine. And then if you're looking
Speaker 3: for a deck or it maybe even stucco windows, doors,
Speaker 3: a roof. These guys do it all Genesis tootal exteriors
Speaker 3: dot com. I love having Mark and he always joins
Speaker 3: in on everything. So I'm going to go to the
Speaker 3: person that's been holding the absolute longest, which is Brenda. Brenda,
Speaker 3: what's actually Brenda? I'm going to go to one other person.
Speaker 3: Go ahead, what's your question? Go ahead?
Speaker 19: Well, I want to get your best guidance on how
Speaker 19: to sell a finance vehicle to a private party because
Speaker 19: obviously some of the selling price goes to paying the
Speaker 19: loan off, but then you don't get the title to
Speaker 19: give to the private party for four to six weeks
Speaker 19: until you get.
Speaker 3: It from the finance company. I wouldn't buy it from you, okay,
Speaker 3: but I know how I would buy it from you.
Speaker 3: I set you up, okay. I would have a broker
Speaker 3: do it. JFR Cars on a referral list or referral
Speaker 3: list dot I'm just type in JFR Rod. He can
Speaker 3: actually do all the paperwork. I don't know what he charges.
Speaker 3: It's not that much. It might be like three hundred bucks,
Speaker 3: but he will do the entire thing through him to
Speaker 3: where it's not even an issue. They'll get the title,
Speaker 3: just like if they bought any other car from them.
Speaker 3: So basically, they will do all the payoff, they will
Speaker 3: do everything. They're just going to do. They're going to
Speaker 3: do everything you need done, and it's going to make
Speaker 3: anybody feel comfortable because they're a licensed dealer and they
Speaker 3: do it for people all the time.
Speaker 19: Okay, I'll give them a call and find out what
Speaker 19: their procedure is.
Speaker 3: Then yeah, well I'm telling you what it is, because
Speaker 3: they're the dealer. What happens is they basically they basically
Speaker 3: at all at the same time they pay it off.
Speaker 3: They guarantee those people they're going to get the title
Speaker 3: and then give you whatever proceeds are left. The other
Speaker 3: thing they can do you might ask them on what
Speaker 3: kind of vehicle is it?
Speaker 19: It's a twenty twelve Toyota.
Speaker 3: Tacoma, and how much do you want for it?
Speaker 19: Honestly, my husband is doing that portional that I've just
Speaker 19: was trying to figure out how to do the paperwork
Speaker 19: of it, because obviously, if I'm buying something, I want
Speaker 19: to title.
Speaker 3: You you're damn right. And that's why this that's why
Speaker 3: JFR is exactly what you need. They're just going to
Speaker 3: broker the deal for you, and then the other thing
Speaker 3: they can do and this is kind of cool too,
Speaker 3: when it comes to the selling of the vehicle and
Speaker 3: getting the paperwork done. They can even finance it, so
Speaker 3: if whoever wants to buy it from you doesn't have
Speaker 3: all the cash intakes, they can actually do the financing
Speaker 3: for the purchaser and everything else still works the same way.
Speaker 3: You get whatever's left over. Of course, they'll do all
Speaker 3: the payoff to your loan company or credit union or
Speaker 3: whoever it is. The finance company. They can just do
Speaker 3: it all. It's the easiest way to do it and
Speaker 3: you're going to have no problem. You're not going to
Speaker 3: get ripped off, and whoever's buying it's going to feel
Speaker 3: extremely comfortable because they're going to be buying it from
Speaker 3: a licensed dealer. I mean, it's just like buying it
Speaker 3: from any dealer out there. The other thing you should
Speaker 3: talk about is ask them. They also do consignment, so
Speaker 3: depending on what you want to sell it for, you
Speaker 3: might just say, hey, we want to get I'm just
Speaker 3: going to throw a number out fifteen thousand for it,
Speaker 3: and they might go, oh, we can probably get that
Speaker 3: for you, so we can do that on consignment if
Speaker 3: you want. Then you don't have to worry about anything.
Speaker 3: So I would I would check with jf R. Call
Speaker 3: over and ask for Rodney.
Speaker 19: Okay, I will thank you.
Speaker 3: Hey, thank you, Brenda. I appreciate it and I hope
Speaker 3: that helped you out. Did it help you?
Speaker 7: Yes?
Speaker 19: I did, thank you very much, but I had no idea.
Speaker 3: Thank you, hey, Ernie. What's going on with you? Ernie?
Speaker 6: Uh, thank you for calling? Letting taking on collet Uh.
Speaker 6: About six months ago, had a problem with my cell
Speaker 6: phone and Tom gave me the name of this guy.
Speaker 6: He came over and he took care of it, and
Speaker 6: he really know what he is.
Speaker 3: What was wrong with the phone? What did they fix
Speaker 3: on it? Was it like the screen broke or what?
Speaker 7: Ernie?
Speaker 9: Man?
Speaker 6: It was? It wouldn't follow the calls.
Speaker 3: It wouldn't forward to call.
Speaker 6: I've heard too to the phone company, which is a
Speaker 6: tea match, and they had nobody there could do it,
Speaker 6: and he'd done it.
Speaker 3: So Ernie, hold on a second. I just got to
Speaker 3: understand this. What is the phone not doing? Right now?
Speaker 3: If I call you? What happens?
Speaker 6: You called me? I may get you. I mean, I'm
Speaker 6: mostly using my land line.
Speaker 3: Okay, but hold on, so you want your cell phone
Speaker 3: forwarded to the landline.
Speaker 6: That's what that's what this guy done.
Speaker 3: And now it's not worth that.
Speaker 6: No, I got a new phone, just phone, my cell
Speaker 6: phone got he's got down a new phone.
Speaker 3: Is it a new phone number.
Speaker 6: No, it's a new just a new phone.
Speaker 3: Is it a Android or is it an iPhone? Maybe
Speaker 3: it's Air Android and Android? All right? Hold on, Ernie,
Speaker 3: I bet that was trying to think. Who the hell there?
Speaker 3: What a ben it?
Speaker 18: Oh?
Speaker 13: It was I Ted.
Speaker 3: Do me a favor, give him a call, see if
Speaker 3: we can get him on. Hey, Brenda, Jamie, Kevin, hold tight, go.
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Speaker 6: Man?
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Speaker 20: A lot of things moving right now. I'm switching jobs.
Speaker 3: And where you headed to.
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Speaker 20: Well, thank you, sir.
Speaker 9: I appreciate that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you got it. Hey, I really appreciate eye. Ted
Speaker 3: and you my friend. Have a good day, sir. Now
Speaker 3: let's go to who's been waiting the longest, Jamie. What's
Speaker 3: going on, Jamie? Hey? Jamie?
Speaker 13: Hi, hi, so Hi.
Speaker 6: I have.
Speaker 21: Credit Union problem. My daughter did a job for gentlemen
Speaker 21: and when she was paid, they were paid certified or
Speaker 21: cashier's check.
Speaker 9: Okay, the tech the tech was lost.
Speaker 21: So they went the customer who has the account at
Speaker 21: the credit union went to the credit union. They called
Speaker 21: the credit union. The credit union told them that they
Speaker 21: needed to get a lost surety bond, and so they
Speaker 21: did and we paid five hundred dollars for the lost
Speaker 21: surity bond.
Speaker 3: How long do they keep it?
Speaker 21: The lost surity bond? She just got that yesterday?
Speaker 3: Okay, what I'm saying is how long does a bank
Speaker 3: want you to keep it? For people that might not
Speaker 3: know what that is. It's basically like an insurance policy,
Speaker 3: because what can happen is someone else could cash that check.
Speaker 3: There could be other issues that happened with that. In fact,
Speaker 3: a person that actually issued to them could actually cancel it.
Speaker 3: So everything sounds right so far. So what's the issue.
Speaker 9: So she took the.
Speaker 21: Charity bond, She took off the work today a couple hours.
Speaker 21: They let her sit in the credit union for two
Speaker 21: hours discussing about what they're supposed to do, and then
Speaker 21: they told her that they don't accept shurity bond.
Speaker 3: Well, what what credit union is this? I mean, what
Speaker 3: is this? Mon pause credit union?
Speaker 4: What is it?
Speaker 21: It's it's the Credit Union of Denver and Lakewood.
Speaker 3: I'd never even heard of it. What it doesn't even matter.
Speaker 3: I just need to put someone on this. I mean,
Speaker 3: there's a way to do it unless if someone else
Speaker 3: has already cash that that this shouldn't be a big deal.
Speaker 3: And I don't expect you to know the answer to this, Jamie,
Speaker 3: but maybe you do. Was it drawn off the bank
Speaker 3: itself or was it drawn off the employee the employer's account?
Speaker 21: It was drawn I would it be, I guess I
Speaker 21: don't understand the question.
Speaker 3: So if I go, if I'm going to give you
Speaker 3: five hundred dollars and you want a cashier's check, there's
Speaker 3: two ways I can do it. I can go into
Speaker 3: my bank and they basically do it from my account,
Speaker 3: so they take five hundred dollars and basically ear market
Speaker 3: for that in my account, and then I give you
Speaker 3: the check when it goes through, that five hundred dollars
Speaker 3: comes out of my account. Or they can do it
Speaker 3: on the bank, so in other words, the five hundred
Speaker 3: dollars comes out of my account right then and there,
Speaker 3: and then it goes into a bank account, meaning the
Speaker 3: bank itself's account, and then it's written off that. So
Speaker 3: do you know which way that was done on yours?
Speaker 21: I believe it was not done on the bank's account, Okay.
Speaker 3: And I wish it was done on the bank's account
Speaker 3: because then the bank probably wouldn't even need that insurance.
Speaker 4: So I think, I mean, Dimitri, can you just get
Speaker 4: this figured out? Yeah, Well, it's not easy for me
Speaker 4: to actually understand what Jamie's problem is. Jamie, if I
Speaker 4: understand you correctly, your daughter provided some kind of a
Speaker 4: business service to someone, and then she got paid with
Speaker 4: a cashiers check.
Speaker 3: Is that correct? Yes? And then who lost the check?
Speaker 1: She did?
Speaker 3: Your daughter lost the check? How much was the checks?
Speaker 6: Wow?
Speaker 3: And it's never been cashed?
Speaker 4: And does the Credit Union of Denver does do? They
Speaker 4: say that the check still hasn't been cashed.
Speaker 3: Correct and so moron.
Speaker 4: So so then they said we can replace the check
Speaker 4: provided you give us five hundred dollars surety bond.
Speaker 3: And then when she actually brought it down, they said,
Speaker 3: we don't take that.
Speaker 21: We actually went through a shurty bond company, and in between,
Speaker 21: while they were underwriting the shirt T bond, we contacted
Speaker 21: the bank and she talked to one of the accountant
Speaker 21: supervisors and they said, yep, this is the kind of
Speaker 21: surety bond you need and everything. So and that was
Speaker 21: on Wednesday the twelfth.
Speaker 4: So today she showed up. She showed up at the
Speaker 4: credit union and said, here's the bond. Now give me
Speaker 4: a copy, another copy of that check.
Speaker 3: She sat there two hours and they said we don't
Speaker 3: take it. And but and then did she and she
Speaker 3: and they said, well, we don't, we don't take the
Speaker 3: charity bond. Was the problem with that particular bonding company?
Speaker 3: Or is the problem or is there some other problem?
Speaker 3: Now I'll tell you what the problem is. They're morons.
Speaker 4: Well, not necessarily, Why did what did what step do
Speaker 4: they tell you to follow next to get the ninety
Speaker 4: eight hundred bucks?
Speaker 3: They they didn't, so they so they said we don't
Speaker 3: take schurty bonds. And she just left.
Speaker 21: Yeah, so she was there for two hours.
Speaker 3: And I think the people at the branch are morons,
Speaker 3: and the people that they actually talked to over the
Speaker 3: phone knew what the hell needed to be done, and
Speaker 3: possibly the people at the actual branch are just clueless.
Speaker 4: Wouldn't the people at the actual branch say, okay, if
Speaker 4: you still want your ninety eight one hundred dollars, here's what.
Speaker 3: You should do next?
Speaker 4: Well, you would sure think so, Well, well, I would
Speaker 4: certainly ask that question, but your daughter didn't ask like
Speaker 4: what she should do to get her ninety eight hundred dollars.
Speaker 22: Now, so she had had on a discussion with these
Speaker 22: people before and they told her they needed to talk
Speaker 22: to the account as supervisor.
Speaker 21: And that was on the twelfth.
Speaker 3: I'm telling you, they're morons, Dmitri. They don't know what
Speaker 3: the hell they're doing down there. This should be so easy.
Speaker 3: On a cashier's check that hasn't been canceled, you cancel
Speaker 3: that one. You simply cancel it. That's it. If someone
Speaker 3: presents it, it's no good, it doesn't matter. They simply
Speaker 3: don't pay it, and then they issue a new one.
Speaker 3: It's so easy. I don't even understand why these people
Speaker 3: are that stupid, to be quite honest, Hey Kelly, let's
Speaker 3: get the hold on. Let's try this. I doubt they'll
Speaker 3: come on the air. Let's try to get the branch
Speaker 3: manager at this Lakewood Denver Credit Union that can't seem
Speaker 3: to get this poor woman her money. Let's see if
Speaker 3: they'll come on the air. These morons.
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Speaker 3: All right, three oh three seven three eight five to five.
Speaker 3: Dmitri wasn't here years ago when we actually had Dollar
Speaker 3: Store ribbis. Oh, I want to see pictures and I
Speaker 3: want to hear a description. It was the most disgusting meat.
Speaker 1: I was on the show when you were talking about those.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was insane. So we brought a grill in,
Speaker 3: put it out on the patio up here at I Heart,
Speaker 3: and we grilled him and everybody tried them. I was afraid,
Speaker 3: so I didn't even try. It's an actual ribbi cut
Speaker 3: of me from the Dollar Store. It was a ribbi.
Speaker 3: It was like this thick like a hamsteak. You ever
Speaker 3: seen a ham store. It's about as thick as a hamsteak.
Speaker 3: And it was packaged in bromine. Wait, what what's bromine?
Speaker 3: Bromine is an ant acid? I need to look this up,
Speaker 3: but I'm afraid yes, dollar store steaks are literally packaged
Speaker 3: in an ant acid. That can't be good for you. Well,
Speaker 3: you won't have an acid's stomach apparently after eating it.
Speaker 3: I don't even know what may just think of that? Oh,
Speaker 3: we were talking about wings. Hey, Dan's got a question
Speaker 3: for Genesis. Mark Schamansky's with us today, the owner of
Speaker 3: Genesis Total Exteriors. He's got a great deal going on
Speaker 3: in paint too. We'll talk about But Dan, what's going on?
Speaker 12: Hey? Tom?
Speaker 14: Hey, I'm glad you have Genesis on because I have
Speaker 14: a couple of curses.
Speaker 6: On stucco?
Speaker 3: Go ahead, sir, okay?
Speaker 6: Uh?
Speaker 14: Would you do stucco on a log?
Speaker 9: Home?
Speaker 1: I tell you, I I mean because you have such
Speaker 1: those deep rivers. Can you do it? Yes, we could
Speaker 1: do it. But gosh, why would you want to cover
Speaker 1: up those beautiful logs?
Speaker 10: You know?
Speaker 1: Are they such bad shape?
Speaker 14: Well, they are citing good bad shape. I gotta print it,
Speaker 14: I gotta get it painted or staying. But the other
Speaker 14: thing is as far as for insurance, So.
Speaker 3: Change your insurance.
Speaker 1: No, because you're in a fire area.
Speaker 14: Yeah, they won't a lot of insurance companies won't cover.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're seeing that up and wait wait, wait.
Speaker 3: Wait, I understand they won't cover a log cabin. I
Speaker 3: get that, But just by putting stucco on the logs,
Speaker 3: saying that changes.
Speaker 1: Now you're gonna have a fire raided in your house.
Speaker 3: I get that. But you're saying if you put stucco
Speaker 3: over the log the logs, that now you don't have
Speaker 3: a log cabin.
Speaker 14: Well, you know, you still have a log cabin, but
Speaker 14: the outside isn't.
Speaker 3: So they're like, so it truly is a workaround.
Speaker 1: So I'm asking, right, do you know what I Now,
Speaker 1: just think about this. What we would probably do is
Speaker 1: attach a half inch sheet of O, S B and
Speaker 1: stucco on that. Then we're not feeling Now now we're
Speaker 1: not feeling.
Speaker 3: All the ridges that pain the ash.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I just think how much concrete you have to
Speaker 1: put in there, and.
Speaker 3: Then the insulation factor is going to be way better
Speaker 3: with the stucco.
Speaker 14: Right, And that's the other reason. That's the other reason.
Speaker 14: Now the ridges, it's only a half inch between the outside,
Speaker 14: you know, the round part to the other, So it's not.
Speaker 1: Okay, so you have that pine that pine log look
Speaker 1: exciting is what it is. It's probably not true log,
Speaker 1: it's probably pin.
Speaker 3: It's links basically, right, seriously.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay right right, and so so it's doable with Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's doable.
Speaker 14: Okay, how about do you do synthetic?
Speaker 3: And we're we're I'm alry to interrupt this. I still
Speaker 3: have to understand this for myself. If you have a
Speaker 3: log cabin, yep, and they don't want to ensure it
Speaker 3: because it's a log cabin right in the area it's in.
Speaker 1: Right, because they're afraid the outside would start a fire.
Speaker 3: Correct, that's right, because it's a log cabin. Right, But
Speaker 3: you're saying the stucco has a fire. It's fire resistant concrete.
Speaker 3: So it's concrete.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 3: So all of a sudden, even though it's still a
Speaker 3: log cabin, of course, now they will accept it in
Speaker 3: the insurance realm.
Speaker 1: Correct.
Speaker 3: Okay, thank you. I just that was hard for me.
Speaker 3: That's all right, we got you, all right, keep going Dan.
Speaker 14: So so the other question was synthetic versus standard do you?
Speaker 1: I mean we typically are standard, we're typically standard. But
Speaker 1: if somebody says we want synthetic will use.
Speaker 3: What's the difference? Mark?
Speaker 1: You know, they're just two different products. I couldn't tell
Speaker 1: you the exact difference.
Speaker 3: Okay, I think I knew at one time, but I
Speaker 3: don't remember.
Speaker 14: It has a better R rating, and I guess just
Speaker 14: why I read it it's less resistant.
Speaker 3: I would assume the synthetic costs.
Speaker 1: Again, we don't. We don't have any issues with the
Speaker 1: cracking because of the mesh that we put in. So,
Speaker 1: I mean I have never had a callback from a
Speaker 1: stucco job because we had cracks.
Speaker 9: What do you do?
Speaker 3: Do you stuck other? I mean, if it's a wood
Speaker 3: right now? Dan, what's the roof look like?
Speaker 16: Uh?
Speaker 14: Rigor asphalt roof?
Speaker 3: Okay, well that's kind of cool, man. I learned something.
Speaker 1: Be happy to come out and take it.
Speaker 3: Give you a quote, So that's free. Brother. Where do
Speaker 3: you live, by the way, Dan, where's the place black Hawk?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 3: You've done a ton of work up there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all the z casinos I was a contractor, and
Speaker 1: all the inside and outside remodels of Ramzy. I did
Speaker 1: the Dragon Tiger restaurant.
Speaker 3: We met up there a couple of times.
Speaker 7: Ye.
Speaker 3: So yeah, I mean he's worked all over black Hawk
Speaker 3: Man for all those casinos.
Speaker 14: Ye, getting ready to put some in for I measured this,
Speaker 14: would you need to come on out for or if
Speaker 14: I measured the square footage and took pictures of it,
Speaker 14: would you be able to get a Yeah?
Speaker 1: In the realm, Yeah, we could probably get you a ballpark,
Speaker 1: but yeah, we do want to eventually see it before
Speaker 1: we give you a hard number.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but at least you can get an idea. Sure, yeah, right, right,
Speaker 3: do that, Dan, I mean call him up man three
Speaker 3: oh three, six seven nine eighty five oh nine. I'll
Speaker 3: do it all right, Thanks dude, Jamie. So we're we're
Speaker 3: going to reach out and try to help you a
Speaker 3: couple different things. Here's here's what I would like to do.
Speaker 3: Deputy Bow offered to meet with your daughter down at
Speaker 3: the location. Deputy Bow, Is that correct?
Speaker 17: Yes, it's not too far from where I live, and
Speaker 17: I can have a confersation.
Speaker 3: I think that's a good way to start this and
Speaker 3: then we can apply a little pressure. I assume Kelly,
Speaker 3: when you called over there, they do not want to
Speaker 3: come on the air.
Speaker 18: No, it was a circuitous route that actually get you
Speaker 18: to a call center.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it goes nowhere it sounds just like the brains
Speaker 3: of the people down there. It goes nowhere. I mean,
Speaker 3: this poor woman has a check for ninety six hundred
Speaker 3: bucks and she lost it. Okay, good bad on her,
Speaker 3: But no one's cashed it. It's not hard to cancel
Speaker 3: a cashiers check. For the life of me. It's not hard.
Speaker 3: It happens all the time. If it hasn't been cashed,
Speaker 3: and then issue a new one. I think Deputy Bow's
Speaker 3: going to get to the bottom of this for you, Jamie.
Speaker 3: I'm hoping to your next time on the show. You're
Speaker 3: thanking us, all right, Yes, we're going to help you out, Jamie. Yeah,
Speaker 3: hold on, Deputy Bo's got to pick up and get information.
Speaker 3: He's going to do that. Kelly, grab all of her info,
Speaker 3: and Bo will call her daughter and figure out when
Speaker 3: to meet. In fact, Bo, if you do it during
Speaker 3: the show at some point, call while you're there. I mean,
Speaker 3: if they're really as dumb as I think they are,
Speaker 3: I'd love a picture of these people.
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Speaker 3: All right, folks, listen three oh three seven one three
Speaker 3: eight two five five. Deputy bow is going to meet
Speaker 3: down with that daughter and try to get this handled.
Speaker 3: But there is no reason. What is it? Credit Union
Speaker 3: of Denver? What's it called, folks? I looked it up.
Speaker 3: It appears to be Credit Union of Denver, Elkwood Branch
Speaker 3: and Lakewood Point Way Way on West Alamedia. I find
Speaker 3: this unbelievable. To cancel a check and then to reissue
Speaker 3: it to this woman. This is like either something nefarious
Speaker 3: is going on, and what I mean by that is
Speaker 3: maybe the person that issued the check got the money
Speaker 3: back doesn't want to I mean something, but I don't know.
Speaker 3: We're going to get to the bottom of it. Hopefully
Speaker 3: we know something. And then, by the way, listen, anybody
Speaker 3: out there, please tell everybody about this show. You've been
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Speaker 7: This deal.
Speaker 3: You have two painters eight hour day, right Mark, an
Speaker 3: eight hour day, So eight hours they're going to come out.
Speaker 1: Two people.
Speaker 3: That's sixteen man hours for only seven hundred and ninety
Speaker 3: five bucks for the painting. You can say, hey, I
Speaker 3: want to do the living room, I want to do
Speaker 3: the ceiling, I want to do the hallway. I want
Speaker 3: to do the closet. Whatever you want done, what you
Speaker 3: want done, you can't beat that they'll be there seven
Speaker 3: ninety five dollars. The other thing, if you're thinking of
Speaker 3: a new deck or you have deck repairs coming up,
Speaker 3: get on their schedule now. Simply get on it now,
Speaker 3: because when does it start breaking loose after we got it.
Speaker 1: Like it's already starting.
Speaker 3: It's already starting.
Speaker 1: Ye and your deck crew, Alex, he's phenomenal.
Speaker 3: Phenomenal whatever they can imagine. These guys can built, you bet.
Speaker 3: I love that man. That's Alex, that's Mark Schamansky, two painters,
Speaker 3: seven ninety five. You got any questions, You always got questions. No,
Speaker 3: I think you guys did a really great job clarifying
Speaker 3: everything for me today. I'm walking out smarter than I
Speaker 3: came in. You know what I love about that show.
Speaker 3: I mean, we talk to people every day. I learned
Speaker 3: a lot today on two different calls. I mean the
Speaker 3: one that Brad Bradley O'Brien helped out on with the
Speaker 3: guy that had been parking in the same trailer park
Speaker 3: lot for over twenty years and all all of a
Speaker 3: sudden they don't want him parking his truck. There After,
Speaker 3: he had a dispute with the guy in the trailer
Speaker 3: next to him that was great information. I really did not.
Speaker 3: I didn't think the guy had a shot in hell
Speaker 3: again anywhere, but it looks like he does, and I
Speaker 3: think we can both agree. He'd probably be a great neighbor, Dmitri,
Speaker 3: I would love that.
Speaker 4: And man, I just hope the trailer park owner calls
Speaker 4: in to talk about some of the stories.
Speaker 3: Hey, Kelly, did we get in hold of the trailer
Speaker 3: park owner?
Speaker 18: We left a message.
Speaker 3: I want you to beat that like a dead horse tomorrow.
Speaker 3: You're good at getting people on when I really want
Speaker 3: him on. I am dying to prove Dmitri wrong that
Speaker 3: this guy's a pain in the ass.
Speaker 18: Well, actually it's going to be your beautiful wife tomorrow.
Speaker 13: Oh it is.
Speaker 3: Yes, where are you going?
Speaker 9: I have the flu?
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