It's a crazy time that we live in. Everybody knows obviously we're in the age of corona.

I remember texting you when the corona first hit, I'm like, you know,

Westwood and Stock Market was crashing. I'm like, it was real estate market about the crash.

And he was like, no, it's not. And I'm like, how? People losing their jobs, stock markets,

crashing. People can't go to work. All the writings on the wall for another 2008 to happen.

And he was like, no, commercial real estate might be in trouble, but residential real estate.

I'm like, all right, we'll see. And then to this day, it hasn't cracked. It's actually going up in most

places in America. The price, the home prices have actually gone up. It's a shortage of

inventory on the marketplace. So where are we at right now as far as the state of

real estate in the United States of America? The market is on fire for residential,

you know, and I told you this back in March, I said, no, bro, it's not going to happen because

when people and everybody was kind of saying the same thing, like, you know, 2008 is coming back,

wait, don't buy, don't buy, wait. And I said, 2008 was different. That was a credit crisis,

right? This is a health crisis. Credit crisis means that banks,

Wall Streeters, everybody homeowners, you know, investors, everybody was greedy, you know,

appraisers, everybody, right? So when the market crashed, the government was reluctant on trying to

save everybody. They didn't want to bail out everybody, but they had no choice but to bail out

the big names, right? So with this one, I said, now this is health. This has nothing to do with

nobody. This is nobody's fault. And if you think about it, if you look at the real estate market

going into 2020, it was already on fire. It was due for a correction at some point,

because what goes up must come down, right? But I said, no, this is not going to crash. There's

no way because the government is going to have to bail out everybody now, right? From the big

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