What's up, everybody? Welcome back to this week's segment of the no limit minute. And I actually

found something really cool this past week. And so I wanted to tell you guys a little bit about it.

If you're following me on social media, you may have already seen it. But for some reason,

the algorithm was not very satisfied with the way that I worded my post. And so a lot of people

didn't actually get exposure to it. So I thought I'd talk about it here as well. Because I really

didn't think it was as very cool. And it's a great example of the true value of buying and holding

real estate long term, which is most of you know, you know, it's pretty valuable. You've seen the power

or you've gotten intrigued somehow, which is why you're listening to the show anyway. But this is

just a true legitimate example. So basically, we were thinking about selling one of our old antique

dressers. We're like rearranging the house. My wife's really done the most of the rearranging. But

this antique dresser that we had, I was looking up more about the dresser and potentially looking

at how much we could possibly sell it for trying to find some more data on it. And then of course,

in the process, you know, taking photos of the dresser, I opened up the dresser and pulling

pulling out drawers and looking at stuff. And I found an old newspaper article. It's actually

a couple of different old newspaper articles. But one in particular was the real estate section

of a 1946 print that was printed in St. Petersburg, Florida. So it's the market specifically of

St. Petersburg, Florida. And of course, after reading through it, after reading through the real

estate section, that was very intrigued to find out that you could literally buy a vacant lot

in 1946 in St. Petersburg, Florida for as little as $450. You could buy a single family home

for as little as $6,000. You could buy a luxury home on an island in St. Petersburg, literally

a luxury home on an island for as little as $10,500. You could buy a 60-unit trailer park or

mobile home park RV park for as little as $35,000, 60 units. And you could buy a 20-unit complex,

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