I'm just confused as to like, who are these people?

Like how, and then houses get snapped up in a day?

It's like, what am I doing wrong?

Where is this cash coming from?

Like, it boggles my mind.

As a homeowner, my equity is skyrocketing.

My home has doubled in value in five years.

But that also is insane.

Today we had, I guess, 18 people or so here just for this one bedroom here clamoring to sign a lease.

People will go out and once they get a hang of it, they'll start buying property.

And then they just get into buying property.

And then it's almost like a drug.

Every single day, I get some real estate advertisement or a request to sell in my mailbox.

And they're going to lose the home one way or the other. It's much better if a local investor

can buy the property and convert it into a home that

another family can use. All the time we hear, you know what, gee, I've held on to this property

for 30 years and now it's time to sell it and I don't know what to do. And so that's where we come in.

There goes to Grenshaw Boulevard. There goes the neighborhood. There goes the neighborhood. There goes the neighborhood.

There goes the neighborhood.

Sometimes when change comes to a neighborhood, it's quiet and subtle.

Other times?

It's loud and blunt, like a pickaxe punching through drywall.

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