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Ripley, Ontario Canada | You can always push for a longer term lease, like how ever long you will finance any new iron, then you should have the land long enough to pay for the iron, what happens after that doesn't matter cause the iron is paid for and you can always sell it again. If you are dealing with landlords like that it will likely pay you to spend a few hundred bucks to get a good lawyer to write the lease so they can't just kick you out next year if someone offers more money. | |
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BTO crash and burns
