Towing Company Problem (KVEGAS)

Fart said:
You're operating under the assumption that the property manager would lie about the statements he/she made to the tenant, but that's not always the case. He/she may attest on behalf of the tenants if given the opportunity. Believe it or not, there are people out there who aren't willing to compromise their integrity for a paycheck. There's a big difference between lying to save your ass and lying on the stand, under the threat of perjury, after placing your hand on the bible and swearing to tell the truth.
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You're operating under the assumption that the "property manager" even called the tow company. Who's to say that the tow company doesn't have a contract with whoever owns the apt's (most likely not the manager) just like 75% of the rest of the commercial apartments out there, and they were having a slow week and decided to go troll the apartments? I mean, as stated in the first post it was the tow company that tagged the cars last week well ahead of even towing them. This shit happens all of the time all over the country without "apartment managers" calling anyone. All I'm saying is it's hypocritical to be angry at the landlord in this situation if there is in fact an agreement in writing that you don't leave non-op vehicles sitting outside then proceed to park two jeeps, a trailer, a mustang and the rest of your vehicles there. If anything go after the tow company and make them show proof they tagged your shit the req'd amount of days before towing them.

And I really don't care if you call my shit junk, I think every bit of it is awesome but I don't expect all of my neighbors to feel the same way about it. If my neighbor says it's cool to put my boat in their back yard I don't later also put my bikes and car and brother's truck back there too and expect it to end well... This is all pretty common sense.
 
braxton357 said:
And I really don't care if you call my shit junk, I think every bit of it is awesome but I don't expect all of my neighbors to feel the same way about it. If my neighbor says it's cool to put my boat in their back yard I don't later also put my bikes and car and brother's truck back there too and expect it to end well... This is all pretty common sense.
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I was just returning the favor of you calling my vehicles junk, I feel the same way.
You are overthinking and thats okay. This situation is being resolved and it doesn't matter anymore.

Side Note... We are thinking the manager got fired and whoever the replacement is was not privy to our agreement. We are at least trying to give the benefit of the doubt since its been 4 days now and we can still not get her on the phone.
 
You're operating under the assumption that the "property manager" even called the tow company. Who's to say that the tow company doesn't have a contract with whoever owns the apt's (most likely not the manager) just like 75% of the rest of the commercial apartments out there, and they were having a slow week and decided to go troll the apartments?
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The only assumptions I'm operating under are:
- The property manager represents the property owners in their day to day decisions.
- The property manager gave the OP permission to park his vehicle there.
- Neither the property manager nor anyone else representing the company informed the lease holder that they could no longer park these two vehicles there.

Any of those assumptions could be incorrect, but all of my comments are based on the assumption that those three statements are true.
Nothing more, nothing less. Do you really think OP should get screwed because the towing company and the property manager can't get their shit together?

Seriously...why do you guys support the right of a corporation or some asshole with a tow truck to renege on an agreement between the OP and the property manager? If this person wasn't authorized to "MANAGE" the property they shouldn't have been given the title of Property Manager. OP was just following the rules as they were explained to him by the manager of the property as far as I can tell.
 
Fart said:
You're operating under the assumption that the property manager would lie about the statements he/she made to the tenant, but that's not always the case. He/she may attest on behalf of the tenants if given the opportunity. Believe it or not, there are people out there who aren't willing to compromise their integrity for a paycheck. There's a big difference between lying to save your ass and lying on the stand, under the threat of perjury, after placing your hand on the bible and swearing to tell the truth.
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You're barking up the wrong tree. If they have a written contract, verbal modifications are irrelevant - the contract still binds, and the leasing company is responsible to the rest of the tenants for enforcing those contracts uniformly. What she says on the stand or in the leasing office doesn't change the letter of the lease.
 
Fart said:
Seriously...why do you guys support the right of a corporation or some asshole with a tow truck to renege on an agreement between the OP and the property manager?
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The OP reneged on an agreement, not the property manager.
 
Fart said:
The only assumptions I'm operating under are:
- The property manager represents the property owners in their day to day decisions.
- The property manager gave the OP permission to park his vehicle there.
- Neither the property manager nor anyone else representing the company informed the lease holder that they could no longer park these two vehicles there.

Any of those assumptions could be incorrect, but all of my comments are based on the assumption that those three statements are true.
Nothing more, nothing less. Do you really think OP should get screwed because the towing company and the property manager can't get their shit together?

Seriously...why do you guys support the right of a corporation or some asshole with a tow truck to renege on an agreement between the OP and the property manager? If this person wasn't authorized to "MANAGE" the property they shouldn't have been given the title of Property Manager. OP was just following the rules as they were explained to him by the manager of the property as far as I can tell.
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The lease will explicitly state what rights the PM has.
I guarantee you, ammending the contract was not one of those rights.
The lease will define parking. Changing that agreement is by definition ammending the contract.

Side note MOST apartment buildings are owned by 1-3 people not some "giant souless corporation" (whatever that even is)

The property manager failed to do her job when she gave the brother the OK to park there. Were she my property manager that would be grounds for termination without a warning. However the "right" thing to do would be to make contact with the vehicle owner if possible. But that doesnt mean they acted illegally.

I'll say it again they MAY have created legal precedence by allowing it to sit there too long.
 
Fart said:
You're operating under the assumption that the property manager would lie about the statements he/she made to the tenant, but that's not always the case. He/she may attest on behalf of the tenants if given the opportunity. Believe it or not, there are people out there who aren't willing to compromise their integrity for a paycheck. There's a big difference between lying to save your ass and lying on the stand, under the threat of perjury, after placing your hand on the bible and swearing to tell the truth.
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No on the stand it would (theoretically) go like this:

[OP's brother's attny] Did you or did you not give this man the permission to park there?
PM: I may have I really dont remember
OP B A: No further questions
[Apt Complex Attny] Please read me sction 4 subcsection A lines i and ii from the attached lease
[OP's bro] uhhh no agent or representative of the "owner" may ammend this agreement in part or in whole unless done so in writing and signed off by both parties
[A C A] And who signed that lease on page 6
[Bro]...uhhh I did.
[A C A] Can you please provide the ammended parking agreement mentioned above
[Bro] Uhhh bacon

Judge: Dismissed get the fawk outta here.

Look a man's word is his bond, but the problem is there are few men left. So "In God I trust all others bring cash and contracts"

If you live anywhere near the construction industry you know this all too well...
 
71chevytruckguy said:
Anybody know of a towing company that can remove a white stretched XJ with a 44/9" and near new 39.5" Iroks from my yard? It appeared Monday morning while I was sleeping.
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Its a 60 rear not a 9 Chris, and you have my phone number if you wanted a word.
Lol. Ill be there tomorrow afternoon with the trailer. Always such a crybaby Chris lol, I said it would be gone this weekend when I spoke to you Monday, you said that was alright and that has been my plan since.

You already know it wasn't my idea to park it there lol, unlike my brother I know you get all butt hurt :flipoff2:

See you around lunch time, I have an appointment in the morning.
 
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XJfreakHO said:
Its a 60 rear not a 9 Chris, and you have my phone number if you wanted a word.
Lol. Ill be there tomorrow afternoon with the trailer. Always such a crybaby Chris lol, I said it would be gone this weekend when I spoke to you Monday, you said that was alright and that has been my plan since.

You already know it wasn't my idea to park it there lol, unlike my brother I know you get all butt hurt :flipoff2:

See you around lunch time, I have an appointment in the morning.
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LOL. It's all good man. Just had to give ya a little grief. Gotta keep the place looking 1/2 way decent since the landlords are still trying to sell it.
 
At this point, its no longer something I find funny. You are well aware of how furious I was about this situation.

That being said... Mine is prettier than yours so its kind of an improvement on the property as far as looks go. :bling:

Yours is just more functional and has a couple more ponies under the hood. Lol :flipoff2:
 
XJfreakHO said:
That being said... Mine is prettier than yours so its kind of an improvement on the property as far as looks go. :bling:

Yours is just more functional and has a couple more ponies under the hood. Lol :flipoff2:
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Non sense, mine has more chrome! :bling:
 
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