All right, y'all, we are back. We just finished talking about the upgrades that we're doing with our upstairs tenant.

Check out that segment so you can understand the tax implications as well as just the regular living implications of living with someone who is renting from you.

Right now, we're going to jump into this question from a listener.

A great question about how do I know if I'm ready for

Locums? So here is the question. This is straight up. This is from J.A. How do I know if I'm

ready for locums, basically? This person is interested in locums. Or ask a question before? No, this is somebody different. Like JA did. Oh, okay. Right? Mm-hmm. Wait, I think I might have cut off this question. Let me see. Give me a second. PV, actually. I'm sorry, I put the wrong thing. I want to do locums. I know I heard J.A. before.

All right.

Let's, okay.

Mute up.

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So I want to do locums, but I don't know if I'm ready for the independence.

See, this is a key context.

How do I know if loquems is right for me?

P.V.

So I think that part, this is a great question. I think there is a little bit of some glossing over that we do on our show. I think a lot of people now who are embracing Locums

are doing the same thing. But it's hard, right? It's social media. But yeah, Locums looks glamorous on Instagram, right?

Because we talk about you could travel, you get big checks, you get freedom, you know.

But I do want folks to understand that, you know, it's a different way of thinking about things, right? It's, you know,

we always talk about like there's the traditional way of doing things and it may come with its

inherent risks and so forth, but you know that's a tried and true method. And when you talk about

something that's new and non-traditional, there's inherent risks with that, but you don't really

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