A hot company can fall out of favor with new technologies etc.The people I know with stocks that do very well eat and breathe the stuff and are experts in it.

Supposedly they are not like a typical bank lender and supposed to be somewhat innovative.  

In the past I've never been one to boast about a big sale in the technology field, especially before the deal was closed and the check had cleared.

I've read about the freeze burst resistance among other feature that PEX pipe offers, and it seems to be a really innovative thing.

My wife and I purchased a commercial property under an LLC in Nov 2015.

I don't use it to find deals because cold calling is not a great use of time with so much technology on our hands to find motivated sellers.

@Tony Merchan It does not help you in the short term but I would consider giving him written notice immediately that you will not be renewing your agreement with him in Nov (I assume you can provide that sort of notice at anytime regardless of COVID?)

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Building costs have also disproportionately skyrocked for these same reasons and others which is counter-intuitive as usually increased productivity and advancing technology lowers cost over time-  apparently not in construction.  

Im wondering if they are still relevant in the technology age.