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Welcome to Hadamunny, I'm Joel and I am Matt.

And today we're asking the question, is it a terrible time to buy a home?

Yeah, dude, there are a lot of different things going on within the housing market. Like what what a time to be alive.

And I'm thinking specifically of the past two years, the past two and a half years that we have experienced, what a time to have a personal finance podcast and be able to just learn about the stuff up close.

And not only with the Stimmi checks way back. So that's when we started our Friday flights.

Right, like what's back with the stimulus checks we're heading and folks were wanting to figure out what am I going to get mine? What's that going to show up? That was the big question, right? Like we were all kind of waiting. I mean like it is money going to really just show up into my account, that kind of thing.

But the housing market, that's been another thing that we have seen just on a tear recently and things are changing.

Yeah, I don't want to be self aggrandizing and make it sound like personal finance podcasts are more important than normal, but they're the best out there.

But I do think these past couple of years listening to a personal finance podcast because the facts on the ground are changing so rapidly in so many areas of our lives when it comes to inflation when it came to Stimmi checks.

So it never changing housing market. It's like it's more important to get kind of some up to date information and advice. That's what we're here for.

Certainly, it's a point in the show. It's certainly pertinent. And I guarantee that listeners out there who have found our show in the past couple of years. I guess I can't guarantee it.

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