It does not have to be a new car, but dude you better get her a automobile that accommodates her taking care of the kids if this is her primary job.

I see why automobile companies can never really be a free market.

I don't owe a penny on any automobile and have always paid cash for any car I've owned.2.

There are lots of interesting points about multiple subjects like automobiles, financials and even the environment.

But Bay Area was not immune to a down turn in 89 to 92 saw 50% devaluation in many sub markets of the Bay Area.. my brother in law picked up an awesome house in Los Altos hills in 92 for 1.2 million and in 87 it sold for 2.5   and now worth who knows how much 6 to 8 million probably. 

There are many nasty diseases you can catch from the large populations of insects such as malaria, dengue fever, zika, typhoid, yellow fever, bacterial infections, etc.

It never floods in the same way; it always floods, and no house is immune to flooding.

By the way, my response to the thread was not to defend investment in real estate or properties as some sort of inflation immune instrument but purely to clarify that the hypothesis (subject of the thread) wasn't/isn't scientifically verifiable with current data.

"A seller or seller's agent shall have no duty to make a disclosure or release information related to whether a death by natural causes, suicide, or accident unrelated to the condition of the property occurred on the property or whether a previous occupant had, may have had, has, or may have AIDS, HIV related illnesses, or HIV infection."

New construction is not immune to defects and I think it would be wise to get an inspection to make sure everything works satisfactorily prior to move-in.