On Air Brands.

Hey, you made it. This is it. Step 10. It's the last step in the 10 steps of how to buy your first home.

Now, if you have been listening and planning and you've actually told anybody that you're thinking about buying a home and you're listening to this 10-step program,

you have no doubt gotten an earful from a lot of different people giving you a lot of different

advice. Spoiler alert, most of it is crap advice. I don't care how smart, trustworthy,

or even caring the people are that are giving you home buying advice, most of them

are spewing garbage into your brain. And it's not their fault. So let's get into what is the

best advice you can get and who you should be getting it from. Play the music.

Music. who you should be getting it from. Play the music. Woo! Holy Snikies, you made it to step 10.

I feel like we should have some celebration music going right now, you know?

Be proud of yourself.

What is up, my How to Buy a Homies?

It's me, your host, David Sedoni, and I am totally stoked for you.

Can't take the Southern California out of this boy. You did it, man,

and that's super rad. I mean, you invested in yourself. You put up with me and you saw past my

supreme cringiness, or perhaps you didn't see past it, maybe you just tolerated it. But you're here.

And either way, you made it to the final step. And this is a biggie.

Understanding the current housing market and mortgage conditions and how you can navigate the purchase

as the big day approaches. They say the most important thing about buying real estate is three things.

Location, location, location. Oh, isn't that

cute? Yeah, but they've been saying it forever. Well, when it comes to buying your first home,

I like to say it's location and then timing and then timing. Now, hang on. I want to make sure you

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