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I'm gonna be at home watching Amazon this weekend.

So that happened a couple of times.

I'm like, okay, man, I gotta go back to the drawing board.

Cause you know, I was getting fatigued from work too.

Cause I'm like, I got all, I got this nice truck and these nice trucks and cars.

I'm like, but they're always on my job parking lot.

So

Millard wondering what kind of hidden opportunities are you spotting in the small multifamily space that most investors may be walking right past? [laughs]

Um, I'll say like the advantage, for example, of being a local investor.

Somebody from out of town might see a deal on paper and they're like, "Oh, that's a nice house.

It looks like it's a nice neighborhood." They don't understand the demographics that, you know, maybe this house will alienate a sector of people.

So being local, you know, hey, this... anybody, you know, this would be open to all kind of people.

And it's just like opportunities that I think some national people don't probably see about our market.

And as you see, a lot of people are starting to...

And interested to find out, how do you handle the balancing act between being high touch with tenants and still keeping your day job?