With an NCND, you can legally sue them for going around and poaching your seller and cutting you off the deal.

A cop that pulls you over for speeding may decide to gig you for going over the yellow line, your defense may be limited, the same holds true for lending as a regulator seeing that you violated usury laws could attack the type of loan for the basis of gigging you under usury laws.

Definitely forgo the painting of your car and go for the magnets instead.

When my reenlistment package ran into issues and I EAS'ed in 2009, I missed on deployment money and a tax free reenlistment bonus of 20k or so that would have been a good start for investments.The house that we want has been on the market for going on three years.

Also,I was thinking of asking if it was paid off in a year could we forgo any interest.

If I had a 4,000sf mansion to sell, I may sing a different song, but for now, I’ll vote to leave it bare.

I’d forgo the annual inspection.

Well, it's actually an old Clash song, "If I go, there will be trouble.

It depends what part of the country and how common it is there, in some places foundation repair is common it can be a $7k-$12k fix others it can be $40k, they need to see it in person to give a quote, and this isn't something you go to a GC for, go to a foundation company, and if there aren't many in your area it might be a deal breaker because it is likely to be on the more expensive side.

Nationwide we've had an eviction ban for going on 8 months.