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baller tire hands down!
-J
THE NT05:
Not bad choice though...Nitto sponsored me once and I ran the NT05....
For a street, autoX tire its not bad at all! great predictable handling...where the RE-11 gets my vote is from the stiff sidewall.......and for drifting only.....as i wouldn't consider it a smooth or a comfortable daily driven tire, well at least not over the NT05....the NTO5 would be a better choice for that...also know that the NT05 is a 6/32 tire.......its not a super high thread so its life expectancy isn't gonna be there for more than 20k if that...
I did a review here on the NTO5:
https://my350z.com/forum/wheels-and-...highlight=NT05
-J
baller tire hands down!
-J
THE NT05:
Not bad choice though...Nitto sponsored me once and I ran the NT05....
For a street, autoX tire its not bad at all! great predictable handling...where the RE-11 gets my vote is from the stiff sidewall.......and for drifting only.....as i wouldn't consider it a smooth or a comfortable daily driven tire, well at least not over the NT05....the NTO5 would be a better choice for that...also know that the NT05 is a 6/32 tire.......its not a super high thread so its life expectancy isn't gonna be there for more than 20k if that...
I did a review here on the NTO5:
https://my350z.com/forum/wheels-and-...highlight=NT05
-J
Last edited by JasonZ-YA; Feb 17, 2011 at 04:36 AM.
I don't know how much you owe, but this could be a good thing. That scenario usually means that you make good money throughout the year.
I know that all the years I was single and claiming "0" with a moderate income I would get around 1,500 or so back. Then I let a tax person prepare my return and it quadrupled.
I know that all the years I was single and claiming "0" with a moderate income I would get around 1,500 or so back. Then I let a tax person prepare my return and it quadrupled.
Adam is really a Rich SOB and is trying to get tax breaks from AutoX.
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Good Morning Fuggers !
Okay I found a hidden Jewel.....
This guy Is a great tint installer. He is located at hwy 360 and Riverside.
http://maps.google.com/maps?q=75051&...134.77,,0,2.78
First left and first entrance after you turn under 360!
He has an Apartment with a garage set up for window tinting.
He has great prices and does great work........if ever an issue, he says to bring it back and he will REDO!
He can provide many pics of cars he has done, hes worked for dealerships doing all types of cars, etc...
SCOTT's TINT
214-435-9485
-J
This guy Is a great tint installer. He is located at hwy 360 and Riverside.
http://maps.google.com/maps?q=75051&...134.77,,0,2.78
First left and first entrance after you turn under 360!
He has an Apartment with a garage set up for window tinting.
He has great prices and does great work........if ever an issue, he says to bring it back and he will REDO!
He can provide many pics of cars he has done, hes worked for dealerships doing all types of cars, etc...
SCOTT's TINT
214-435-9485
-J
Old post I know... but I used this guy for my wife's G37. He really did some great work, and I'm going to have him fix my previous tint job (wasn't done by him).
Funny you ask Chris. We found out this morning that our bid was accepted on a HUD foreclosure. Pretty exciting because we looked at a little over 50 houses (no joke - 50+) and this is 1 of 2 that we really wanted. The other choice was just a tad bit out of range for us, so this one was just right. Now it's time to shell out the dough. I'm finding out that buying a house costs a bit of money. 
tquill - funny thing is when I called him he was like "doesn't your wife drive a G37 that I just tinted?" Guess that was you guys.
Funny you ask Chris. We found out this morning that our bid was accepted on a HUD foreclosure. Pretty exciting because we looked at a little over 50 houses (no joke - 50+) and this is 1 of 2 that we really wanted. The other choice was just a tad bit out of range for us, so this one was just right. Now it's time to shell out the dough. I'm finding out that buying a house costs a bit of money.
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Help me!!!!
trying to see if anyone can give me any help with this...recently my passenger window would give me issues on rolling back up...i can hear the circuit clicking over there but nothing happens...its not stuck or anything like that...what should i check ? i dont wanna take it to the dealer and pay mula for something so simple probably...
^ Window motor needs to be replaced. Search for the DIY written by vo7848.
Funny you ask Chris. We found out this morning that our bid was accepted on a HUD foreclosure. Pretty exciting because we looked at a little over 50 houses (no joke - 50+) and this is 1 of 2 that we really wanted. The other choice was just a tad bit out of range for us, so this one was just right. Now it's time to shell out the dough. I'm finding out that buying a house costs a bit of money.
I'm really happy for you Eric ! What area is it in....and if you need help moving....call Jake ! Lol !
Kinda like a car payment but for a lot longer.
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Thanks for the kind words. We put a lot of R&D into making the 350Z kit and they've been very popular.
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Funny you ask Chris. We found out this morning that our bid was accepted on a HUD foreclosure. Pretty exciting because we looked at a little over 50 houses (no joke - 50+) and this is 1 of 2 that we really wanted. The other choice was just a tad bit out of range for us, so this one was just right. Now it's time to shell out the dough. I'm finding out that buying a house costs a bit of money.
Chris, Patrick, Jody...
This is a HUD foreclosure. Just to clarify a few things... We didn't offer full listing price - we got it for 95% of what they had listed.
Patrick is correct. If we were to bid over the list price just cause we wanted it that bad, then we would be out of pocket for anything over list price. This happens when your appraised value matches list price and you aren't going to get the government to loan you more than appraised value. (*They try to avoid selling into another foreclosure*).
As far as buying "as is"... Yes exactly right. However, this home was built in 2005 and we looked at it already. We didn't find any problems, but that's to the untrained eye. I have a good friend that used to inspect homes and he's gonna check it out. We will also pay a currently licensed inspector to fully inspect it. We will have AT LEAST two good inspections. We will de-winterize to avoid any water heater catastrophes.
We have a good realtor who is also a friend of many years. He knows his stuff and treats us right. As far as that goes, anyone needing a realtor let me know. He's good.
This is a HUD foreclosure. Just to clarify a few things... We didn't offer full listing price - we got it for 95% of what they had listed.
Patrick is correct. If we were to bid over the list price just cause we wanted it that bad, then we would be out of pocket for anything over list price. This happens when your appraised value matches list price and you aren't going to get the government to loan you more than appraised value. (*They try to avoid selling into another foreclosure*).
As far as buying "as is"... Yes exactly right. However, this home was built in 2005 and we looked at it already. We didn't find any problems, but that's to the untrained eye. I have a good friend that used to inspect homes and he's gonna check it out. We will also pay a currently licensed inspector to fully inspect it. We will have AT LEAST two good inspections. We will de-winterize to avoid any water heater catastrophes.
We have a good realtor who is also a friend of many years. He knows his stuff and treats us right. As far as that goes, anyone needing a realtor let me know. He's good.
Why do people find it necessary to wreck a company vehicle right before I'm supposed to get off work??? Now I have to wake up both of my bosses and have one of them come out here. Plus all the paperwork, call the police to do a report for client property damage, drug test the employee, take pictures and wake up the owner of the property that the employee damaged. Doesn't help that I still have work to do tonight. I better get overtime for this.....
^^^Dang Pat....what happened...no Ice so ???
@Eric.....Iguess there must be different factors for buying a HUD or an Autioned house....who knew....not me.
I've always just been in the mainstream. Glad you found a great one and especially the one you wanted !
@Eric.....Iguess there must be different factors for buying a HUD or an Autioned house....who knew....not me.
I've always just been in the mainstream. Glad you found a great one and especially the one you wanted !
Chris, Patrick, Jody...
This is a HUD foreclosure. Just to clarify a few things... We didn't offer full listing price - we got it for 95% of what they had listed.
Patrick is correct. If we were to bid over the list price just cause we wanted it that bad, then we would be out of pocket for anything over list price. This happens when your appraised value matches list price and you aren't going to get the government to loan you more than appraised value. (*They try to avoid selling into another foreclosure*).
As far as buying "as is"... Yes exactly right. However, this home was built in 2005 and we looked at it already. We didn't find any problems, but that's to the untrained eye. I have a good friend that used to inspect homes and he's gonna check it out. We will also pay a currently licensed inspector to fully inspect it. We will have AT LEAST two good inspections. We will de-winterize to avoid any water heater catastrophes.
We have a good realtor who is also a friend of many years. He knows his stuff and treats us right. As far as that goes, anyone needing a realtor let me know. He's good.
This is a HUD foreclosure. Just to clarify a few things... We didn't offer full listing price - we got it for 95% of what they had listed.
Patrick is correct. If we were to bid over the list price just cause we wanted it that bad, then we would be out of pocket for anything over list price. This happens when your appraised value matches list price and you aren't going to get the government to loan you more than appraised value. (*They try to avoid selling into another foreclosure*).
As far as buying "as is"... Yes exactly right. However, this home was built in 2005 and we looked at it already. We didn't find any problems, but that's to the untrained eye. I have a good friend that used to inspect homes and he's gonna check it out. We will also pay a currently licensed inspector to fully inspect it. We will have AT LEAST two good inspections. We will de-winterize to avoid any water heater catastrophes.
We have a good realtor who is also a friend of many years. He knows his stuff and treats us right. As far as that goes, anyone needing a realtor let me know. He's good.
I market and buy houses off of homeowner before they get in to foreclosure and then turn around a resell them. "Short Sale"
If a mortgagor owes 300k on a house we negotiate with the banks to buy it at what the current market can bare (usually about 60k or more off of the original balance)
So if you are working with a realtor in regards to a property like this you can usually get a great deal but you have to fight for it and give it at least about 6 months for the banks to agree.
And honestly since they have already foreclosed on this house I am sure the bank would accept less than the asking price of the listing. They have so much inventory on their hands than what they can handle that they will take lower. If the bank has an appraisal done or Brokers Price Opinion (BPO) whatever value that comes in at they try to stay at the apppraisal price but they will take 85% of that price and can go lower.
Most homes when they get foreclosed on tear these things up!! Examples flushing concrete mix in the toilets and down the drains etc
But I wish you good luck and congrats when you do get it!
Last edited by Kristi; Feb 18, 2011 at 05:57 AM.
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Chris, Patrick, Jody...
This is a HUD foreclosure. Just to clarify a few things... We didn't offer full listing price - we got it for 95% of what they had listed.
Patrick is correct. If we were to bid over the list price just cause we wanted it that bad, then we would be out of pocket for anything over list price. This happens when your appraised value matches list price and you aren't going to get the government to loan you more than appraised value. (*They try to avoid selling into another foreclosure*).
As far as buying "as is"... Yes exactly right. However, this home was built in 2005 and we looked at it already. We didn't find any problems, but that's to the untrained eye. I have a good friend that used to inspect homes and he's gonna check it out. We will also pay a currently licensed inspector to fully inspect it. We will have AT LEAST two good inspections. We will de-winterize to avoid any water heater catastrophes.
We have a good realtor who is also a friend of many years. He knows his stuff and treats us right. As far as that goes, anyone needing a realtor let me know. He's good.
This is a HUD foreclosure. Just to clarify a few things... We didn't offer full listing price - we got it for 95% of what they had listed.
Patrick is correct. If we were to bid over the list price just cause we wanted it that bad, then we would be out of pocket for anything over list price. This happens when your appraised value matches list price and you aren't going to get the government to loan you more than appraised value. (*They try to avoid selling into another foreclosure*).
As far as buying "as is"... Yes exactly right. However, this home was built in 2005 and we looked at it already. We didn't find any problems, but that's to the untrained eye. I have a good friend that used to inspect homes and he's gonna check it out. We will also pay a currently licensed inspector to fully inspect it. We will have AT LEAST two good inspections. We will de-winterize to avoid any water heater catastrophes.
We have a good realtor who is also a friend of many years. He knows his stuff and treats us right. As far as that goes, anyone needing a realtor let me know. He's good.
