At which point, the "end date" is perpetually moved back each month until either party gives notice of non-renewal.

After logging into my HELOC account this morning and seeing they have finally adjusted the rate down (as of May 1) to reflect the movements from the Fed / prime rate, it really seems like a no-brainer to go ahead and draw at least something. 

Really cool way to package manufactured homes but with the size, it seems they would only be appealing to people that are into the tiny house movement or they could be used possibly for low-income or "granny flats" as they state.

We are seeing that here in ATL- there is a HUGE "hipster movement" in the in- town neighborhoods that are gentrifying.

Bondo is not really made for wood repair and will not last (it will fall out).None of these will work if there is any wood movement or if the directions are not followed explicitly.  

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Love to hear good movements about Toledo

Many times some leasing brokers sneak in a Perpetuity clause where they get paid essentially forever on month to month , renewals of options, new lease agreements, etc.It can be bad for an owner to agree to such terms because the potential buyer later on sees it as a permanent obligated ongoing expense with that tenant.

@Andy Levin This event is mainly attended by perpetual tire-kickers in my opinion.

I bet there is a line of people in the "regenerative ag movement" that would entertain all kinds of arrangements... sell/lease.