It was the selling of the real estate that enabled me to buy investments and then it was the investments that enabled me to

me to stop working and to not have to chase Fizbos at an older age and to, you know, be beholden to sellers and buyers who, you know, complain about the same stuff you've heard a thousand times over.

How do most agents who don't have access to the secrets that the top agents in our

industry hoard to themselves grow and

grow and prosper in today's real estate environment?

That's the question and this podcast is the answer.

I'm Pat Hyman and welcome to real estate rock stars. Real Estate Rock Stars.

Real Estate Rock Stars, this is Ernie Mucchestaggy. Coming back to you for another fun interview, but I have been listening to all you guys out there saying, hey, bring Pat back. I want to talk to Pat, and today I was able to get Pat Hyven to come in and come in, grab the mic and dust it off a little bit and come talk to us again

Pat how's it going man good man good to dust this mic off thanks for welcoming me back

a appreciate it.

Yeah, you have been doing so much stuff online.

So even though you haven't been doing the real estate rock stars

podcast, you've been doing stuff with GoBundance

and all these other kind of interviews.

Where, but you're out in you're out in

North Carolina right South Carolina yeah same thing yeah so yeah to me

I'm a most people yeah it's like North Dakota in South Dakota right it's like what's a difference

it's all mixed in so what's it been like in quarantine out there what's that's the first

thing we've been asking you know it's an aggressive state next to Georgia it's the second most aggressive so

they're aggressive in government wise meaning it's it's opened back up so you can go you can go eat at restaurants you can you can pretty

much do everything everything's open all right and are you going out to eat at

restaurants or you stay? I haven't no we've been getting a lot of carry out but I haven't. I think I would but my wife and kids don't want to, you know what I mean? They're still

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