@Brad Schultheiss  I know cars will go that kind of milage I had a 1978 300 SD Mercedes I bought brand new. and drove it 7 years and 200k miles then gave it to my parents who drove it until 1992 and almost 400k miles.. but at the end of the day the only thing that worked on it was the engine and transmission.. 20 years in a car and most parts were out.if you get a really good lease .. the payments will be less than owning.. given the resale value.. and residual on the lease.. you do need to know what your doing though so the car deale3r does not dupe you. plus when you buy new and trade in you NEVER spend a dime on maintance other than oil change on a modern car.. and now with tesla you don't even do that.

Cal market is very fluid and is really completive with most "deals" selling very close to retail.

You may want to make it clear that you expect the fluids be recycled appropriately. 

So, the plan on how they will bring in rent money (mobile homes or house hack) is still fluid. 

Fluids should dissipate into the leech field and solids should be in tank where enzymes can eat them .

So without seeing exactly what your asking her for, it sounds like the kinds of questions your asking are ones that have fluid answers. 

TIC agreement question for the experts on this board:A normal TIC agreement would specify the fixed percentages of each partner. For example, if the TIC is buying a 500k house and my company puts in 250k, my percentag...

Once we get a full view of where the....fluids are, she would be better able to completely resolve the issue.

I mean bigger turbos, built engines, transmissions, reinforced drive-lines, bigger brakes, paint, and all the other things that make cars unique.In 2010 I moved to Michigan from Illinois to work for Chrysler, now FCA.

Her and her BF recently made a small fire with wood and lighter fluid on our driveway (it's a gravel driveway so no real damage), which our camera's caught on tape.