I'll second this, I love their weiners and those fresh french fries, haven't tried the steak and cheese yet. Really good donuts also.

I don't know the tax code well enough but I believe that's a complete whole other thing at the federal level (not state) as it is the sale profit reported to the IRS and there are special rules regarding whether you owned it as a primary residence, how long you owned it, did you use the profit to purchase a new primary residence, etc. This was one of the things they asked at closing, how are you going to use the profit - for us it was for a down payment on a more expensive house with the rest going to renovations of our new primary residence which they said would basically render the capital gains moot.

Sold in Burrillville, bought in Scituate and was told if we weren't staying within the state we'd have to pay the 6% - family just sold a condo they owned in Smithfield as they retired to Nevada and had to pay the 6% ... no idea if other states do this

http://webserver.rilin.state.ri.us/Statutes/TITLE44/44-30/44-30-71.3.HTM#:~:text=(a)%20In%20a%20sale%20of,of%20the%20total%20payment%20to ... I recently closed on a home in RI and this was brought up, apparently if you sell and are no longer a RI resident they charge you 6% of the sale.

I had the windshield repaired by Safelite on my 2017 Wrangler back in 2018 through insurance, it was dime size puck mark, and when I went to change insurance companies last year it was listed as a claim and raised my premium everywhere I was quoted. Had I known that I would have just paid out of pocket for it.

This same thing happened to me, I filed a dispute form that is on the website, called to make sure they received and still haven’t heard back. I never got an original bill, just the one saying I had late $40 late fees, and I have an EZPASS on top of it which they said “appeared to be deactivated” … yeah okay.