They know her very well and apparently offer her some sort of immunity :) Heck, if we go that route we might even qualify for some sort of bailout grant.

She has suppressed immune system, and the bathroom has some mold in it.

What was once the envy of the world for its pioneering automobile industry has become an also-ran on the world stage.

What if in the US there was no financing for Automobiles  and everyone had to pay cash for them...

Either way, nobody is immune to drug dealers in a building...

While there are no known drug/antiviral treatments for those that are infected, the virus itself can be killed with simple disinfectants such as alcohol and bleach. 

But, if I was considering making acquisitions, I would pass on the Bay Area right now... my feeling is that we are at or near a PEAK and there will be a drop within 12 to 14 months.I agree there are market cycles and the Bay Area is not immune to them.  

It would be like, in the year 1900, ignoring the forthcoming growth of the automobile industry (or mechanical-horses, as they called them then) and sticking with one's horse & buggy.I've spoken with quite a few RECF investors and borrowers in recent months and am considering possibly borrowing from one of them myself for a future project if the opportunity calls for it, or even investing some idle cash too.I have no dog in this fight but I should point out that I've spoken with a number of investors with iFunding who are very disgruntled.

You are not immune to the math no matter where you live.There are some highly experienced people on this forum trying to keep you from making the typical newbie mistake of greatly underestimating expenses--for one, but you don't seem to be listening.

The nice thing is that the "cure" usually leaves you immune to further attacks!