The terms of my mortgage are that I'll pay it off, one month at a time, in 360 months. You think it's bad to pay it off early BECAUSE TERMS IS TERMS DERP DERP.
That's like trying to pay off a car early and the bank telling you no, your kid is going to need braces so you'd better use the money for that. You have the worse business sense of anyone or you're screwing that guy so bad that it's not even funny.[/QUOTE You answered your own point when you mentioned the word "terms". Once again there were no terms, no language regarding an early payoff. You talk about paying off loans early which I'm sure you can do if there existed language provisions that allow for it.
Now let me try once again. I told you before that if the buyer wanted to make a payoff offer I would look at it and if everything was in order I probably would have signed it. Now, the current TM at that station will not run company funded temps to help during peak meaning that if you're a contractor whatever lands in your sector it's on you to get it out to where it has to go regardless of whatever contrary contract terms exist.... Again that contract is not considered binding on that company by the company
Now as you can plainly see, no wait, you obviously can't. Nevertheless what I gave to buyer was two choices. Put together a payoff proposal or continue under current terms and get some extra trained people and some extra rented trucks standing by whether or not he actually needed them. He chose the latter.
You see Dano, there's a little thing out there which unfortunately they don't teach you at the academy......It's called......good faith.....You ought to try it sometime. it'll be a whole new life experience for you.