(https://rules.sos.ga.gov/gac/5...)If you put the property under contract without both the actual intent and the ability (funds) to complete the sale (actually buying the property under the terms of the contract you wrote), you can be sued for "Fraud in the Inducement" (a tort). 

Bummed I sold my house in OCR because it'd have 100-150k in new equity today. 

I'm a bit bummed because I could have locked a lower rate for 45 days in the beginning of November. 

I'm a bit bummed because I could have locked a lower rate for 45 days in the beginning of November.

It’s not every day someone wants to finance me a house so I was bummed out.

I'm very happy about that, becuse it was really bumming me out, and I wasn't sure which advice to follow.  

Lessen has raised $170 million in a round led by Fifth Wall to become the latest unicorn in the real estate tech sector, as the space continues to bounce back from a pandemic-induced lull.

I went to Cal Poly and studied Architectural Engineering so I heard about some local soil induced foundation issues from my professors.

Which often induces the “deer in the headlights” expression.

I feel good that I was able to know what my max bid was and when to responsibly stop, but still kinda bummed as I ran the numbers on the winning bid and feel like I still could have been in a good position if I kept bidding a few times - oh well!