everybody, Jake and Gino here.

And just, you know, recently getting some requests coming in on the whole apartment house thing.

Is a house a better investment or is an apartment in a better investment?

Is a house an investment?

Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

I think, you know, I'm not going to get caught up in

the posture game that we see some of the folks like Kiyosaki and Grant Cardone out there saying that

a house is not an investment or I'm not going to begin to act like Webster's dictionary here or the word

definition emperors and say that a house is not an investment. That's not here. That's not what I'm here to comment on.

I just want to discuss how we treat this topic and what we're personally doing. I'm not going to

get caught up in that stuff. But personally, I purchase certain things, which I believe to be

significant, but not in equal amounts. And we'll get to why in just a minute. But I want to first

start with what do I buy? And

what do I buy that I believe to be significant or a quote-to-quote investment? And, you know,

obviously, we buy apartment buildings. That's what we do. We buy apartment buildings and we just

stay in that lane and we try to do it over and over and over again. But there's some other things in the

mix. We buy raw land. Got got some raw land personally. We got some raw land and businesses.

I personally buy golden silver. I also buy a fair amount of bullets and brass and ammunition and

things like that. And I own a house. That's really it. Keep it very simple. Have cash.

Whole life. Right. So cash whole life, right?

So why do I do this? Personally, I like the control. I like that these are physical assets for the most part and that, you know, I'm in the driver's seat and I like to buy things that I believe

I can sell for more in the future that are going to hold value. So that's where the whole

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