A successful RE entrepreneur will add depth to BP and will keep readers hooked, but successful entrepreneurs seldom go where they feel unwelcome, and removing a small signature line does feel like the 'welcome' mat has been removed.Not to give unsolicited business advice, but I think the problem of the signature line being too spammy was not a problem at all; in removing it, BP will likely experience a short-term revenue bump, as some convert to the Pro package, but that revenue bump will be temporary, as the quality of the content declines along with readership.Moderation will always be necessary, and spammers will spam; it's what they do.

If you are on a temporary vacation for a few months, I would get the following.1.

--------Severability (this non-waiver clause is somewhat similar to severability):NON-WAIVER (from our core rental agreement)Should either Landlord or Tenant waive their rights to enforce any breach of this Agreement, that waiver will be considered temporary and not a continuing waiver of any later breach.

Alternatively, could you fix it up and call it your temporary residence and then buy a place of equal or greater value?

It must be replaced.Jetting is a emergency/temporary solution that will get you through until you have your bed replaced.

Should I also not factor PMI in to cash expenses since it is only temporary?

They 'may' qualify for some hardship assistance through local or state programs but that will be temporary.  

The HR people did each say, without me asking them, they have a frequent need for temporary housing for doctors and administrators coming in temporarily or permanently because inventory is so low for bath buying and renting homes. 

Maybe something temporary would cause that to happen.

No amount of explaining that while yes it's a temporary step back, it's a long-term step forward.