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I had a question. My husband and I are finally able to live together after being married

for three years. But I own my house and he doesn't, he rents, but because of our jobs, you know, his house is the better option to live at.

I'm just not sure what to do with my house.

It's got that great interest rate.

It's, you know, I'm not sure what to do.

What's it worth if you were to sell it today?

Probably two, over 200, 220.

What do you owe?

122, $122,000.

Sell it today and put $100,000 down on a new house, both get out of his rent house and you find yours.

Who cares about that stupid interest rate, man?

You don't want to be a long-distance landlord.

People are parking their whole lives on a once in a

millennium interest rate. Yeah. Let's play this out a little bit. Let's play it out. Because I hear the

doubt and we love doubt. Doubt's not bad. Love it. Let's put this to the test. Okay. So let's say

you keep it at that fabulous interest rate that you're in love

with. What do you think you would rent it for? Any idea? Well, I think it depends on the runner.

My daughter, she's an adult. She's actually interested in either renting it herself or buying it.

Give her a great deal.

Let's keep playing this out.

Let's play the renting thing out because you presented us with,

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