Worse is when they take your money and then deny the claim if you have reason to file.

To my surprise it was thrown out due to the Fannie May rule that denies a loan if someone in the HOA condo development owns 10% or more of the properties in the area.

The money I was going to withdraw from 401k plan was denied.

We just got denied an insurance quote since we mentioned we would be doing Airbnb.

Will the insurance company still process the claim or will they deny it since the dry wall was opened and work began on it?

As much as it would be useful to have the option to turn it down, in MA there are very few reasons you would be able to deny section 8.Make sure that BEFORE you sign anything with section 8 that your whole rent would be covered, as in the total rental amount did not lower.  

If you can deny gratification now you will reap the benefits many times over in the future.

The keyword is "undetectable," so not testing out the system to identify an obvious issue would result in a denied claim. 

@Linda Weygant is right, you may be pre-approved now, but if you have a large amount of debt at the time of closing, you may be denied down the road. 

This is from the state licensing division:1 This is the number of complaints against this contractor that were closed without corrective work being performed because the contractor was denied access by the complainant.