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I was able to get a policy for my plane when I bought it and the lien is still there from the original loan to purchase the plane. The plane has had a few owners over the years and there haven't been any issues. My plane is protected from the day of purchase going back. As a result of this...

Yes, thank you for correcting me on this. Guess my information was bad. I haven't delt with the others, but if the need does come up, they will get my business again...

Two words - Title Insurance. I too am in California, and I am unaware of any "statute if limitations" for a lien on real property. The whole purpose of the lien is to guarantee an eventual payment. Very similar situation when I bought my plane - in California. There were actually two liens...

Call the police and report a theft..... apparently he is being an ____wipe... reciprocate in kind...

Anyone can become an airplane or a yacht broker as I don't believe there is any licensing involved... hells bells, who here remembers Baron Thomas and Bob Cullen...

I would run some serious debt, then tell the creditors you're dead... what the hay, you got proof. When you post photos on social media platforms or image sharing sites, you agree to their terms of service. Most major platforms state that you retain copyright ownership of your photos, but...

Did you sell the plane to a dealer, that is trade it in etc.....

Yeah... these are some serious first world problems that come from living in Santa Barbara....

Sad to hear you're leaving Will.... can I have your hanger :):p:D Best of luck to you...

Bunch of tiny scratches... they are more annoying than anything else.. the PO had used cheap tarps to cover the plane so I am guessing they're may have been some abrasion caused by them... I am heading out there tomorrow an will take a pic to show. Thanks

Seen a few videos one using Crest Toothpaste... has anyone here undertaking this project and if so a few pointers? Thanks

Can't you call ahead and ask permission?

I am thinking they giving you the current altimeter setting was their way of giving you some latitude and a chance to correct...

Sics weaks ago I kwoodn't spelt pilot, now I iz won. :p :):D

Had a similar experience when living ion Belmont Shore in KLGB. People would ignore the cone, toss it on the sidewalk and park in the spot anyway. But, and there is always a but, make sure you neighbor does not have a handicap plate...

We are each entitled to our opinions... however in this case, I will take this person's advice. His name was Joey Cabell and he was one of the founders of Chart House restaurants. The point he was making was you need to bring your A game when working in the service industry or any industry...

I worked at restaurants when in college... one time, I had a conversation with one of the owners as to what makes a place successful... and this is verbatim "you can serve them dog food, but if the service and ambiance are top notch, they will think it is the best meal they ever had.. never...

I too was faced with a similar dilemma, the part was NLA and used parts were almost double what the new one would have been if it was available. A new appliance won out.. but the old one owned me nothing.

I thought it was getting easier and easier. Most modern appliance have error codes that can help you diagnose the problem, then a quick trip to youtube, and presto...

Hire an appraiser.... You can also check with Collateral Analytics, CoreLogic, or Quantarium