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One thing the Ramses all enjoy and certainly Rachel's husband Winston and I enjoy is real estate.

And we love the real estate market. I like building things and buying things as part of my almost,

if I had a side gig, I guess that's what it would be I've

had something under construction for about six or seven years now next week I will finish a project

and it'll be the first time I haven't had a construction project going in seven years in a long time

yeah you like it I'm overdue I need to find something something to stick in the dirt somewhere

but the real estate is fun and it and it's pretty confusing out there right now when you're thinking about buying a home.

It's hard.

There's a lot of emotion around it.

It's hard, yeah.

I mean, interest rates not only are up, but houses themselves.

Like what you're buying, you know,

the price of a house versus what it was 10 years ago, five years ago, you're just like,

oh, my God, three years ago, two years ago. So it can feel like one of the most defeating

subjects, I think financially right now for people where they think, oh my gosh, I don't know if

I'll ever own a home,

right? Like this, this kind of negative mindset because of how hard the numbers are. It's real.

When you adjust and you adjust your income and you adjust where you choose to live in order that you

can get your income in a place in ratio to the

house price in the area you're choosing now to live in order to buy a house, then you put

yourself in a position to do that. And it can still be done. And we still have people on here

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