In the state of Oklahoma, the Buyer has ten days (unless specified otherwise) to perform inspections on the property and complete underwriting requirements for his/her Lender. If the inspections turn up something that alarms the Buyer or the Lender discovers that the Buyer is not truly qualified, his/her earnest money will be returned and the contract is voided. So, during that time period, the Buyer is doing his "due diligence." If, however, after that time, the Buyer simply decides not to continue with the transaction, his earnest money is non-refundable.
Money = Dinheiro
To gather. So, to 'accumulate' money would mean: to gather money.
You probably mean "money laundering". This is a eufemism for money transactions meant to hide revenues from ilicit activities, or "dirty money". Money laundering is in itself a criminal actvity in most countries.
"money" in translated "argent" in French; (to have money = avoir de l'argent) The French word "monnaie" is used to mean 'change / coins'
It means not keeping or saving your money; whether you're not spending your money wisely, being wasteful or irresponsible with money, etc. It can also mean having to spend your money on bills and other financial obligations. In either case, it is 'parting with your money'.
Dil"i*gen*cy\, n. [L. diligentia.] Diligence; care; persevering endeavor. [Obs.] --Milton.
EARNEST FROM CORDLES RODRIGUEZ
Assiduously means with great care and diligence.
It means: -adjective 1. serious in intention, purpose, or effort; sincerely zealous: an earnest worker. 2. showing depth and sincerity of feeling: earnest words; an earnest entreaty.3. seriously important; demanding or receiving serious attention.-noun 4. full seriousness, as of intention or purpose: to speak in earnest. The official definition of the word earnest is "resulting from or showing sincere and intense conviction."
This proverb means that success is more likely to come to those who work hard and remain persistent in their efforts. Diligence, or hard work and dedication, is seen as the key to creating opportunities for good fortune to occur.
A bid bond is an indemnity bond where it waives the right of the offeror to go back on his proposal once it has been given to offeree. Also through this bond a public agency is protected in case the bidder withdraws his bid before contest or declines to enter into contract on its acceptance.It must be distinguished from earnest money which is for the purpose of showing seriousness to participate in the bid. It is commonly called token money.
Many Masschusetts housing law scholars believe that this type of deposit (sometimes called 'earnest mony'), is forbidden by statute, so should be applied to the first month. I suggest you write the landlord a letter stating that, and paying him the balance.
Grave, solemn, earnest, grim, humorless
ywer/arbeidsaamheid - meaning to work hard and be conscientious in your work.
It means that you must think twice before you act.
PP in real estate usually refers to Purchase Price
'Earnest' can mean one of the following:1) not said in play; meaning what one says2) pursuing a goal with wholehearted enthusiasm and energy; not wasting time in trivial activities; hardworking or diligent