u/Thick_Cookie_7838

Airbus autopilot fl change question

So question, with the airbuses how do I get the plane to descend using auto pilot. I change the altitude on the altitude selector push it in and absolutely nothing happens. I’ll turn the v/s to minus still nothing. Am I missing something pretty obvious?

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u/Thick_Cookie_7838 — 18 hours ago

[landlord us-GA]give him a chance or just go ahead with eviction proceedings?

So two months ago I had a family move in ton one of my rentals. Perfect credit, perfect rental history so checked out. Well days after the move in his wife left him which is a problem because she was the responsible one when it comes to paying the bills. The very first month he’s there that he would have to pay rent outside of getting keys was this month ( April)

Well I knew in March I was going to have potential rent payment issues. It took forever to get the utilities switched over because he was having problems with getting the deposit. Well April 5th cones and of course I don’t get a payment. First month eh cut him a break for a few days. Couple of days nothing

So I reach out to him and I get the yea man I’m sorry with my wife leaving it’s been hectic is Zelle fine I’ll send money. Dude sends me 500 bucks ( rent is 1600) and says give me a few more days I get paid for work on Friday. Well of course he dosent. I reach out to him and go well you need to pay this because next weekend we’re looking at May and your going to owe 2700 instead of 1100 and from my experience that dosent usually have a good ending “ oh it won’t be a problem I’ll get it to you”

Well hasn’t now we’re at May. Question is do I put him on a payment plan of 675 a week ( that would get him current by June) or do I say nothing and wait till the sixth and file because I know he’s going to be a problem. I’m fully aware he’s going to default on a payment plan I guess the question is do I try to get back as much as I can before he does. What would you do?

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u/Thick_Cookie_7838 — 1 day ago

This ever happen to you?

So I’m selling off one of my investment properties. I’m actually selling all of them because I moved out of state and am getting rid of them and replacing them with houses closer to where I live. But basically the house is supposed to close tomorrow

Well tonight I get a call from my agent which let’s be honest is usually not a good sign before a closing. Of course he says there’s and issue and closing may not happen tomorrow. He then goes on to say it’s nothing in regards to the buyers or inspection and ect but because of the lender

Basically it centers around the appraisal. The appraisal was fine, house appraised for the selling price, however the appraiser marked on his appraisal that the area the house was in is a declining market. Because of this the bank is now asking them to put more money down for the loan. I’ve been doing this for ten years and my realtor probably 30 and neither one of us have ever heard of this.

Apparently it’s a bank policy not a legal thing

Has this ever happened to y’all? It’s so crazy to me I mean markets change all the time. The house is worth its worth as well. Like when I sell a house or buy one I don’t get to ask for more money from them because the market area has been going up. The entire thing is pretty absurd to me

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u/Thick_Cookie_7838 — 4 days ago