With current (and future) global issues with Russia/ oil/gas, is it smarter to invest in an electric car and pay more monthly (for a better future return) or get a cheaper gas car (lease or buy)? 

I think the only way to balance out real estate values will be to have rates in the middle-teens range, like in the early 80s, which would push us back into a global recession which no politician would accept.  

I was at a conference in Denver and the Global Chief Client Officer at CBRE said "invest where others are not" and if this area is one that many do not have eyes on, it could be a good spot!

(global implications are a bonus).For background wife and I recently had our first child, so this has become very top of mind and in terms of assets we are in the Qualified Client+ territory, mostly in public investments (index funds, equities, public REITs, bonds, cash) with a little in private (real estate, crypto).Appreciate any good recommendations.

I came across "Global Capital Partner Fund LLC" and they ask for 15k upfront fee once LOI is signed and another 1% origination fee once loan commitment letter is issued.

This would be a commercial loan product and would incorporate he global DSCR across all 5 properties.

Increases in global temperatures would make winters shorter and less harsh. 

https://saylordotorg.github.io/text_world-regional-geography-people-places-and-globalization/s07-04-canada.html#:~:text=Physical%20Geography%20of%20Canada,home%20to%20about%2023%20percent.

Every one keeps talking of global warming; EV industry keeps talking of green energy when electricity is generated by n large using fossil fuels, n no of startups keep claiming solutions to reducing carbon footprints with Building designs which are adherence to compliance and essential environmental standards.

But the rapid increase in the statistic close to the threshold during 2021 indicates that U.S. real house prices may soon become untethered from personal disposable income per capita.The current reading indicates that the U.S. housing market has been showing signs of exuberance for more than five consecutive quarters through third quarter 2021.Based on present evidence, there is no expectation that fallout from a housing correction would be comparable to the 2007–09 Global Financial Crisis in terms of magnitude or macroeconomic gravity.