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Show #1348 If you get any value from this podcast please consider supporting my work on Patreon. Plus all Patreon supporters get their own unique ad-free podcast feed. Good morning, good afternoon and good evening wherever you are in the world, welcome to EV News Daily for Thursday 20th January. It's Martyn Lee here and I go through every EV story so you don't have to. Thank you to MYEV.com for helping make this show, they've built the first marketplace specifically for Electric Vehicles. It's a totally free marketplace that simplifies the buying and selling process, and help you learn about EVs along the way too. Welcome to a new Patreon Executive Producer KESTER SANDBACH NIO OPENS THEIR FIRST SWAPPING STATION OUTSIDE OF CHINA - NIO did open their first Power Swap Station (PSS) outside of China at Lier close to Drammen in Norway today. Nio says that the station will make it possible to replace the battery in NIO's cars with a charged one in five minutes and is, therefore, an alternative to spending time charging the car. PSS is also part of NIO's investment in Battery as to Service (BaaS) and an essential part of NIO's goal of separating electric cars and batteries. You buy the car you want, and then rent or buy the battery suiting you best at the moment. - The station will replace the battery in all NIO's models. The first NIO model to find its way to Norway is the big SUV ES8, launched here in the autumn of 2021. - I think the combination of battery swapping and Battery as a Service is the most significant benefit of technology here in Norway. For everyday use, you can manage with a small battery in the car, and then it is possible the swap to a larger battery when going for longer journeys or in periods of more intense use of the car. - Another benefit of battery swapping is to reduce the "battery anxiety" many experiences when going electric. Batteries are an expensive part of the car, 15-20 % of total cost, NIO says, and the development is going fast. By renting the battery, it is possible to reduce the risk and easily upgrade to a more modern battery as they develop. - Many of the cars they sell today will be on the road in 15 years. Thanks to Battery Swap, they will always have the latest battery technology. Original Source : https://www.emobilitynorway.com/post/nio-opens-their-first-swappin-station-outside-of-china VW PLANS TO RESTART SALES OF E-UP - Volkswagen plans to restart sales of the battery-powered version of its Up minicar to meet growing demand for affordable electric cars. - VW stopped selling the e-Up in 2020 when government incentives to encourage EV purchases caused a surge in demand. The model was not designed for high volumes and selling it with discounts was not profitable, according to German press reports. - "We had temporarily taken the e-Up off the market in 2020 because delivery times had risen dramatically due to high demand," VW said in an emailed statement to German IT news website Golem. "Now it has been decided to reintroduce the e-Up into the order program." - The electric car rental company Nextmove said the e-Up in the "Style Plus" version is about to make a comeback with a list price of about 26,500 euros ($30,000) and a range of roughly 250 km (155 miles). The final customer price would be around 17,000 euros after government incentives offered in Germany. Original Source : https://europe.autonews.com/automakers/vw-plans-restart-sales-e-electric-minicar-demand-surges-affordable-evs PORSCHE INTRODUCES NEW TAYCAN SPORTS TURISMO MODEL IN THE UK - Porsche is adding to its Taycan range with the introduction of a new Sport Turismo in the UK – middle-ground between the standard model and estate Cross Turismo. - This sportier version of the Cross Turismo retains the same practical estate-like body without increasing the car's ride height or the addition of chunky wheelarch protection. - Prices for the rear-wheel-drive Taycan Sport Turismo which costs from £73,650. - The more powerful 4S will go on sale for £84,830, then £104,990 for the GTS. - Above this is the £117,670 Turbo and, at the top of the range, the Turbo S flagship which brings all-wheel-drive and starts from £140,080. - 0-60mph time of just 2.6 seconds before powering on to a top speed of 162mph Original Source : https://cardealermagazine.co.uk/publish/porsche-introduces-new-taycan-sports-turismo-model-in-the-uk/252445 - The GTS Sport Turismo is to be launched at the end of February, the other versions – from the rear-wheel-drive to the Turbo S – will follow in mid-March. - The version with the longest range is not the rear-wheel-drive model, but the Taycan 4S Sport Turismo. It is specified with a WLTP range of 498 kilometres. According to Porsche, this is possible thanks to some further developments in the drive system. In the “Normal” and “Range” driving modes, the front electric motor is almost completely disconnected and de-energised in the partial load range – and this more efficiently than before. Thermal management and charging functions have also been improved. All in all, the 4S can keep drag losses low compared to the rear-wheel-drive car, but recuperate more energy via the front axle during deceleration. Original Source : https://www.electrive.com/2022/01/19/porsche-taycan-sport-turismo-to-launch-for-e86495/ BLINK CHARGING TO SUPPLY EV CHARGERS TO GENERAL MOTORS DEALERSHIPS - Blink Charging, an electric vehicle charger manufacturer, will be deploying EV chargers at General Motors dealerships across the U.S. and Canada, according to the company. The startup will be teaming up with facility solutions provider ABM to supply its new IQ 200 Level 2 chargers to GM. - There are no target charging station amounts for this agreement, nor is there a date for widespread deployment, because the purchase and installation are on a dealer-by-dealer basis. So far, Blink has seen “nearly 1,000 orders from GM dealers totaling 1,505 EV chargers,” according to a spokesperson for the company. - Blink's IQ 200 chargers are designed for fleets and built with local load management that can allow for up to 20 chargers on a single shared circuit without overwhelming the power grid. Original Source : https://techcrunch.com/2022/01/18/blink-charging-to-supply-ev-chargers-to-general-motors-dealerships/ STELLANTIS CEO SAYS POLITICIANS, NOT AUTOMAKERS PUSHING FOR EVS - According to Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares, the rush to electrification isn't coming from automakers but politicians. - Automotive News reports that Tavares told a European media scrum that "the brutality" of Europe's ban 2035 ban on internal combustion engines could create "social risk." The deadline is forcing automakers to quickly transform their factories and supply chains in order to meet the new government regulations. He had previously promised not to shut down any European plants, but he also noted that Stellantis would "need to remain competitive" in the recent interview. - Tavares also noted that there are better ways to reduce carbon emissions that are cheaper and faster than transitioning to electric vehicles. Tavares said that an EV would need to drive 43,000 miles (70,000 kilometers) to begin compensating for its carbon footprint. Light hybrid vehicles could significantly reduce carbon emissions while being cheaper for customers to buy and for automakers to design and manufacture. Original Source : https://www.motor1.com/news/561891/stellantis-ceo-electric-push-politicians/ VALEO STEP INTO BATTERY POWER: HOPES FOR A LOW-COST ROUTE TO ELECTRIC BIKES - Valeo might not be a household name but they're among the world's biggest automotive parts suppliers with 187 production facilities and 67 R&D bases across 33 countries – so their intention to start supplying low-cost electric powertrains for motorcycles could lead to a host of affordable battery-powered bikes. - The new powertrain comprises an air-cooled electric motor that's good for 9.4kW (12.6bhp), mounted into compact package with a single-speed transmission and electronic control unit. - It's designed to work with 48V batteries, which are fast becoming something of a benchmark for small electric motorcycles. Original Source : https://www.motorcyclenews.com/news/new-tech/valeo-48v-electric-motorbike-powertrain/ IKEA CANADA IN BIG ROLLOUT OF ELECTRIC DELIVERY TRUCKS Original Source : https://chainstoreage.com/ikea-canada-big-rollout-electric-delivery-trucks YAMAHA EXPANDS PORTFOLIO OF GOGORO-POWERED VEHICLES   Original Source : https://www.gogoro.com/news/pbgn-yamaha-emf/ HONDA AND V2X SUISSE CONSORTIUM TO ADVANCE VEHICLE-TO-GRID Original Source : https://hondanews.eu/eu/en/cars/media/pressreleases/362145/honda-and-v2x-suisse-consortium-to-advance-vehicle-to-grid-charging-technology-in-switzerland EASELINK BOLTS AHEAD WITH €8.3 MILLION FOR ITS AUTOMATED EV CHARGING SOLUTION   Original Source : https://www.eu-startups.com/2022/01/graz-based-easelink-bolts-ahead-with-e8-3-million-for-its-automated-ev-charging-solution/ UTAH COULD TAX ELECTRIC VEHICLE DRIVERS FOR USING STATE ROADS Original Source : https://www.fox13now.com/news/politics/utah-could-tax-electric-vehicle-drivers-for-using-the-states-roads OVER $12 MILLION ADDED TO STATE'S ELECTRIC VEHICLE REBATE PROGRAM   Original Source : https://cnycentral.com/news/local/over-12-million-added-to-states-electric-vehicle-rebate-program THOR VISION VEHICLE CONCEPT RV IS BOTH EV AND FUEL-CELL VEHICLE Original Source : https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a38818818/thor-vision-vehicle-concept-phev-rv/ AIRSTREAM UNVEILS THE ESTREAM ELECTRIC TRAILER CONCEPT Original Source : https://hypebeast.com/2022/1/airstream-estream-concept-electric-camping-trailer-reveal QUESTION OF THE WEEK WITH EMOBILITYNORWAY.COM What TV, Print or Digital advertising have you seen for EVs recently which you noticed, or thought was memorable? 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As inflation continues to climb, Americans are spending more of their household budget on food. WSJ personal-finance reporter JJ McCorvey joins host J.R. Whalen to discuss ways of going grocery shopping without breaking the bank. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The realization that fertilizer shortages and a cooling southern hemisphere will reduce global crop yields and the global populace is unprepared. From volcanic eruptions to inflation to China's shutdown and food unavailability, now the masses are moving to action, what next? Support the ADAPT 2030 Mini Ice Age Conversations Podcast by Visiting my Sponsors: ADAPT 2030 (PATREON) My Patriot Supply Emergency Food Kit Hemplucid True Leaf Market Heirloom and Organic Seeds ADAPT 2030 AMAZON SHOP

In This EpisodeYou'll hear JCK editor-in-chief Victoria Gomelsky and news director Rob Bates talk about Ben Bridge and Pandora, the Tucson shows, and predictions for 2022.Show Notes00:30 Victoria and Rob talk about how 2021 was a good year for the jewelry industry.09:15 Seattle-based Ben Bridge is divesting from Pandora, and Rob explains what that means for the franchise.13:16 Rob and Victoria discuss where the ownership of Robbins Brothers, another West Coast company, lies.17:16 Victoria is excited to go to the Tucson gem shows.21:35 Victoria recounts her article interviewing 22 people's predictions on the jewelry and watch industry in 2022.Episode CreditsHosts: Rob Bates and Victoria GomelskyProducer and engineer: Natalie ChometPlugs: jckonline.com, @jckmagazineShow RecapSparkling SalesAfter talking about how the pandemic is going, Victoria mentions a 2021 “December to Remember” email she got from Abe Sherman, CEO of the Buyers Intelligence Group, reviewing just how good jewelry sales were across the industry. Rob and Victoria marvel over how successful the jewelry industry has been and how the jewelry market is potentially bigger than anyone expected. The question remains: How do we make this last?Ben Bridge and PandoraRob talks about Ben Bridge's decision to sell its 37 Pandora franchise stores back to Pandora. These 37 stores comprise most of the Pandora stores on the West Coast. Pandora has gone back and forth between wanting to control its own stores and letting other brands control its sales. Rob then explores how he thinks Ben Bridge might grow in the future.Robbins BrothersRob briefly talks about another West Coast jeweler, Robbins Brothers, a 15-store chain owned by private equity, which has put together a new management-led buyout.The Tucson Gem ShowsVictoria is going to Tucson for the gem shows! Centurion is opening at a new location this month. She spoke to Howard Hauben, the organizer of Centurion, and he says they're moving full steam ahead. The Tucson shows are as well. Victoria notes there will be supply constraints and prices rising on quality goods. The pearl market is also constrained due to the lack of harvest. A piece of advice? If you like something, buy it. Prices are expected to rise, so you're going to want to grab what you can while you can.2022 PredictionsRob is hopeful that in March we'll be able to have a nice 24 Karat Weekend. Victoria notes the Gem Awards have a really great roster as well. Thinking about this year and what to expect, Victoria recalls her article interviewing 22 people across the jewelry industry answering the question: “What is your boldest prediction for the jewelry and watch industry in 2022?” She says their answers were mostly positive, but there was a belief that people would be judged by their actions, meaning that you can no longer just boast about your values. You now must show how your business is aligning with them.

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If your aim is to work less and make more, there are many benefits to putting some prices on your website, without getting pigeonholed or committed to something that's not viable.   Highlights: — “Most buyers have some sense of what they want to pay. And if there's way too much daylight between your prices and their expectations, they're just not going to work with you.”  — “Putting some prices on your website makes the pricing part of your discovery conversation so much more comfortable for you.” — “Use high anchor prices to make your regular price seem less expensive by comparison.”  — “Having pricing for a single meeting helps the buyer infer what prices for other services you offer might roughly be.” — “Using the phrase “Starting at” allows you to set the floor on the price.” ***Want one piece of business strategy delivered daily to your inbox?*** Subscribe here: https://www.shethinksbigcoaching.com/subscribe-main-list  

For this episode, we discuss some recent Disney news: plastic bags for lightsabers, prices hikes on food, and popcorn bucket craziness. What are your thoughts on these new stories? Let us know at show@magicourway.com. Every opinion is welcome on this show.

We've all seen energy prices skyrocket over the past year -- for the oil and natural gas that heat our homes, the electricity we use, and the gasoline we put in our cars. And certain parts of the world have been concerned about simply getting "enough" energy -- at whatever the price -- to see them through the winter. Why did energy suddenly become so in demand, and how did it get so expensive so quickly? How soon until they come down again? WILL they come down again?? For the answers, we turn to energy expert and petroleum geologist Art Berman. See the YouTube Video for the charts and graphics: https://youtu.be/vyxddYfXaQk

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On this week's show, Tony and Fingers review Urban Chestnut #6 Classic American Lager and The La Flor Dominicana Oro Tubo No. 6 Maduro cigar. Tony Katz and Fingers Malloy (http://eatdrinksmokeshow.com) host Eat! Drink! Smoke! (http://facebook.com/eatdrinksmoke) recorded live at Blend Bar Cigar (http://blendbarcigar.com) in Indianapolis, IN. Arby's has a new sandwich called the Diablo Dare. It comes in a chicken or brisket version -- and is topped with ghost pepper jack cheese, fiery hot seasoning, fire-roasted jalapenos and Diablo BBQ sauce. If that's not enough spice for you, it is served on a red chipotle bun. The gents take the Arby's Diablo Dare Challenge. The IRS is way behind on last year's tax returns and is issuing a warning to Americans who will be filing a 2021 tax return, and the news is not good. Will tax season be even more of a mess than usual? Prices on just about everything continue to go up. There doesn't seem to be an end in sight to this inflationary spiral. When will we all get a break? All that and much more on episode 168 of Eat! Drink! Smoke! Follow Eat! Drink! Smoke! Twitter: https://twitter.com/GoEatDrinkSmoke | @GoEatDrinkSmoke Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/eatdrinksmoke | @eatdrinksmoke IG: https://www.instagram.com/eatdrinksmokepodcast | @EatDrinkSmokePodcast The Podcast is Free! Click Below! On Apple Podcasts (http://bit.ly/eatdrinksmoke) On Amazon Music (https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/09697f78-947d-4008-92f6-18f6b241774a/Eat-Drink-Smoke) On Stitcher (https://www.stitcher.com/show/eat-drink-smoke) On Spotify (https://open.spotify.com/show/6Qf6qSmnpb5ctSMEtaB6lp)

Kelly sits down with Toby Rice, the CEO of EQT Corp., the biggest natural gas producer in the country. We talk about his career journey, from starting his eponymous firm with his brothers, to selling to EQT and later coming back--after a proxy battle--as CEO of the company in 2018. We look at why natural gas prices are so much higher in New England than other parts of the country, what can be done to solve that, and where the natural gas industry is headed. Toby also explains why he believes natural gas offers the best opportunity in the near term to confront climate change.

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Ken from Pinball Preparedness and David DuByne from ADAPT 2030 discuss the great realization that the global populace is realizing that shortages are here and they are unprepared. From inflation to China's shutdown and food unavailability, now the masses are moving to action, what next? Support the ADAPT 2030 Mini Ice Age Conversations Podcast by Visiting my Sponsors: ADAPT 2030 (PATREON) My Patriot Supply Emergency Food Kit Hemplucid True Leaf Market Heirloom and Organic Seeds ADAPT 2030 AMAZON SHOP

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Tommy Mello is the author of Home Service Millionaire and the founder of A1 Garage Doors, a $50 million-plus home service business with over 200 employees in 9 states. Through HomeServiceMillionaire.com and the Home Service Expert podcast, Tommy shares his experience and insights to help fellow entrepreneurs scale their businesses. In this special episode of the Home Service Millionaire podcast, host and A1 Garage Doors owner Tommy Mello answers your biggest questions about equity sharing programs, pricing, performance pay programs…

This week on WCR Nation we talk all about raising prices. I know I know, this isn't a glorious topic that everyone wants to hear, BUT this is one of the most important long term lessons in your business. so? Let's talk about it! Need supplies? of course, you do! text me at 862-312-2026 Want to subscribe to the magazine? https://awcmag.com/sub/

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The news to know for Thursday, January 13th, 2022! We'll explain why the omicron variant of Covid-19 is now being compared to a flash flood and what big shift health experts expect over the next few weeks.  Also, inflation is the highest it's been in four decades. What the White House and Federal Reserve had to say about the latest jump in prices.  Plus, how the Army is trying to convince more recruits to sign up, what's happening with NFL ratings, and two new options are coming to your Instagram feed. Those stories and more in around 10 minutes! Head to www.theNewsWorthy.com/shownotes for sources and to read more about any of the stories mentioned today. This episode is brought to you by MamaZen (Listen for the discount code) and StitchFix.com/newsworthy Become a NewsWorthy INSIDER! Learn more at www.TheNewsWorthy.com/insider            

Join Tom Corless for a news recap focused on Disney parks and resorts around the world. All this and more Disney Parks information and fun await you this week on the WDW News Today Podcast. To see the video of this episode, go to: https://youtu.be/snQFWD7n2g8

Joe Biden has just been caught in another lie. This one has the numbers to prove it. Food costs ARE NOT going down...inflation is at its highest level since 1982 -- up 7%. Yet, the President wants us to think it's getting better? You know it's bad when political insiders are talking about replacing Biden with...wait for it: Hillary Clinton!  Join me for so much more on https://TrishRegan.Locals.com Support the show: https://trishregan.store/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Defending Your Prices With Yuri ElkaimConnect with Yuri:https://instagram.com/healthpreneur https://healthpreneurgroup.com/ https://facebook.com/healthpreneur1 https://www.youtube.com/healthpreneur Connect with EMS: Need some help? http://ethicalmarketingservice.com Books: http://ethicalmarketingservice.com/book Want to be a guest?  https://ethicalmarketingservice.com/guest/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/EMS_Worthing Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ethicalmarketingservice Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thomas-green-18655b97/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ethicalmarketingservice/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.co.uk/emservice/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ethicalmarketingservice Pricing: https://ethicalmarketingservice.co.uk Subscribe: http://www.youtube.com/c/EthicalMarketingService Apple Podcasts: https://www.ethicalmarketingservice.co.uk/apple Spotify: https://www.ethicalmarketingservice.co.uk/spotify Stitcher: https://www.ethicalmarketingservice.co.uk/stitcher  Yuri's Bio:My name is Yuri Elkaim- I am a New York Times bestselling author, former professional athlete, business strategist, and the founder and CEO of Healthpreneur®. My journey into health and business was inevitable. After dealing with a host of health issues as a teenager, I eventually lost all of my hair at 17 years old to an autoimmune condition. This, along with my passion for sports (which led me down the path of playing professional soccer in my early 20s), propelled me into the health and fitness field.My authentic and caring approach allowed me to build a successful online health empire that went to help more than 500,000 to better health, while providing me the platform to write 3 bestselling books and sharing my message on major media outlets like Dr. Oz and The Doctors. In 2018, I sold this health #business after 13 years at the helm.I then founded, Healthpreneur®- where my world-class team of coaches and I help health professionals and coaches leverage the internet to turn their expertise into high 6- and 7-figure virtual practices that create transformative results for more people without the grind.Healthpreneur®'s mission is to help health #entrepreneurs make their dreams happen in the service of others and eventually leave a legacy where every man, woman, and child has the opportunity to become the best version of themselves so that they can wake up each day with purpose, contribute through meaningful work that feels like play, and live freely and abundantly.

Americans are starting to feel the pressure of changing economic conditions, namely inflation soaring to levels not seen since 1982. Prices for everyday items like food and gasoline are climbing, leaving President Biden in the hot seat as he promised earlier this summer that inflation would be transitory and not long lasting. We break down this plus Pastor John MacArthur makes headlines after an edited clip goes viral, and is the federal government keeping a database of individuals who seek religious exemptions to the vaccine mandate? These stories and more on today's Daily Rundown.

Prices have gone up 7% in one year, which is the highest reading for the Consumer Price Index since 1982. That’s the backdrop for our markets discussion with Jeffrey Cleveland of Payden & Rygel. We check in on China, which has suspended dozens of flights coming from the U.S. because of COVID issues. The number might not sound high, but the impact on airlines and visitors from the U.S. is significant. With bigger banks doing away with overdraft fees, smaller community banks are analyzing if they can afford to do the same.

Prices have gone up 7% in one year, which is the highest reading for the Consumer Price Index since 1982. That’s the backdrop for our markets discussion with Jeffrey Cleveland of Payden & Rygel. We check in on China, which has suspended dozens of flights coming from the U.S. because of COVID issues. The number might not sound high, but the impact on airlines and visitors from the U.S. is significant. With bigger banks doing away with overdraft fees, smaller community banks are analyzing if they can afford to do the same.

In this Real Estate News Brief for the week ending January 8th, 2022... we'll look at the cost of buying vs. renting, new FHFA fees for jumbo loans and second homes, and the WeWork/WeLive founder's new focus on apartments.Hi, I'm Kathy Fettke and this is Real Estate News for Investors. If you like our podcast, please subscribe and leave us a review.Economic NewsWe begin with economic news from this past week. The Federal Reserve released the minutes of its December meeting with details about a more aggressive tapering plan and interest rate hikes. Fed officials plan to begin the tapering process after the first rate hike, which is generally expected to be in March. They are predicting the need for “three” quarter-percent rate hikes this year and another three next year. Possibly, two more after that. That would be a total of 2% if all eight rate hikes go into effect. (1)The number of people applying for state unemployment benefits rose last week, but it's still extremely low. The Labor Department says there were 207,000 initial claims. Continuing claims were also slightly higher. They rose 36,000 to 1.75 million which is still below pre-pandemic levels. (2)The U.S. unemployment rate is now “close” to pre-pandemic levels. It dropped to 3.9% in December from 4.2%. Before Covid struck the U.S., it was 3.5%. This is largely due to businesses offering incentives like signing bonuses, higher wages, and better benefits, to attract workers to a surplus of open positions. (3)The worker shortage has also given Americans more confidence in quitting jobs they don't like and finding better ones. This trend is showing up in the “quits rate” which represents the number of Americans quitting their jobs. The quits rate rose from 2.8% to 3% in November. That represents a 370,000 increase to a record 4.5 million. (4)Turning now to real estate, new numbers on construction spending show an increase. The Commerce Department says they are up .4% for November, at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $1.63 trillion. When you break that down into sub-sectors, residential construction was up .4% while non-residential construction was flat and office construction was down 32.1%. (5)Mortgage RatesMortgage rates moved higher for the start of the new year. Freddie Mac says the average 30-year fixed-rate mortgage rose 11 basis points to 3.22%. The 15-year was up 10 points to 2.43%. Freddie Mac's chief economist, Sam Khater says these rates are the highest since May of 2020. He says: “With higher inflation, promising economic growth and a tight labor market, we expect rates will continue to rise.” (6)In other news making headlines…Fees Rise for Larger Second-Home LoansThe FHFA is raising up front fees for second-home loans, and those that exceed conforming loan limits. Those fees could add close to another 4% onto the cost of a loan for a second home, and as much as .75% to the cost of a jumbo loan, if they are bought by Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac. (7)The National Association of Home Builders has come out against the fee. It says that a second-home loan of about $300,000 with a loan-to-value of 65% will cost an additional $4,875 because of that fee. NAHB chairman, Chuck Fowke, says: “With the nation in the midst of a housing affordability crisis and many more workers electing to telework, this is exactly the wrong time for federal regulators to be raising fees on homeownership and second homes.”The new fees take effect on April 1st.Buying vs. RentingIs it cheaper to rent or to buy? According to ATTOM Data Solutions, homeownership is still the better choice in most of the country. A new study shows that it's more affordable in 58% of the counties that were tracked by researchers. (8)The study compared median-priced homes to the average rent for a three-bedroom rental property in more than 1,000 counties. Researchers also looked at wages which have been rising slower than home prices but faster than rents. But that dynamic is changing.ATTOM's chief product officer, Todd Teta says: “The trend is slowly shifting toward renters, which could be a major force in easing price increases in 2022. Prices can only go up by so much more before renting becomes financially easier.”WeWork Founder Buying Up ApartmentsThe man who wanted to transform the work world when he co-founded “WeWork, is now working on a plan to “shake up the rental housing industry.” According to the Wall Street Journal and realtor.com, Adam Neumann has purchased more than 4,000 apartments in desirable real estate markets across the country. (9)He told the Journal: “Since the spring of 2020, we have been excited about multifamily apartment living in vibrant cities where a new generation of young people increasingly are choosing to live, the kind of cities that are redefining the future of living.” Neuman left WeWork in 2019, after raising more than $10 billion for the company. He also launched a shared-living network of buildings with rentable rooms called WeLive, but that was shut down when he left the company. The cities where he's purchased apartments include: Miami, Atlanta, Nashville, and Fort Lauderdale, among others.That's it for today. Check the show notes for links. And please remember to hit the subscribe button, and leave a review! You can also join RealWealth for free at newsforinvestors.com. As a member, you have access to the Investor Portal where you can view sample property pro-formas and connect with our network of resources, including experienced investment counselors, property teams, lenders, 1031 exchange facilitators, attorneys, CPAs and more.Thanks for listening. I'm Kathy Fettke.Links:1 -https://www.cnbc.com/2022/01/05/fed-minutes-december-2021.html2 -https://www.marketwatch.com/story/u-s-unemployment-claims-rise-slightly-to-207-000-but-still-near-52-week-low-11641476186?mod=economy-politics3 -https://www.marketwatch.com/story/coming-up-u-s-jobs-report-for-december-11641561153?mod=bnbh_mwarticle4 -https://www.marketwatch.com/story/job-openings-tick-lower-in-november-11641309446?mod=economy-politics5 -https://www.marketwatch.com/story/construction-spending-has-solid-gain-in-november-led-by-residential-building-11641222772?mod=economic-report6 - http://www.freddiemac.com/pmms/7 -https://nahbnow.com/2022/01/fhfa-to-impose-hefty-upfront-fees-on-second-home-purchases/8 -https://magazine.realtor/daily-news/2022/01/06/homeownership-still-more-affordable-than-renting9 -https://magazine.realtor/daily-news/2022/01/06/wework-co-founder-seeks-apartment-empire

Recently, we received a DM on Instagram asking us, "what made you guys decide to price GUIDE Culture at a premium price?"This question sort of made us tilt our head, because we honestly believe that GUIDE Culture is fairly priced.Which is why in this episode, Macy and Kat talk about the journey of landing on GUIDE Culture's price and ultimately the importance of your money mindset as a business owner.The thing is, if you perceive your product as "premium" and walk around believing that it's hard to get or achieve, then that's exactly what you'll project onto prospects.The way you feel about money will undoubtedly come off to others, so it's vital that you develop a mindset of knowing that you can help people and that your price is worth it.MENTIONS:January Workshop Call - Why People Buy: Is It You or The Prices? January 18, 2022 at 12pm ET / 11am CT / 10am MT / 9am PTGUIDE Culture's Winter Cohort is OPEN for enrollment!When you enroll before January 25, 2022, you'll receive EARLY ACCESS to Session 1 of your training WITH a Live Viewing Party with Macy + Kat so you can ask questions in real time!CLICK HERE for the enrollment details.

It seems like at the start of a new year, everyone you do business with raises their prices. From your hair salon, to your trainer to your physical therapist and even your subscriptions. So as a photographer, should you raise your prices, too? Hit play today for some photography pricing tips for you. RESOURCES: FREE 5 DAY CHALLENGE www.joyofmarketing.com/challenge WORTH EVERY PENNY JOYCAST SHOW NOTES: www.joyofmarketing.com/podcast/episode-89 Go Boutique Live TICKETS ON SALE – 3 Day event February 15-17, 2022 www.goboutiquelive.com BOUTIQUE BREAKTHROUGH – 8 WEEK WORKSHOP www.joyofmarketing.com/boutiquebreakthrough INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/sarah.petty FREE COPY: NEW YORK TIMES BEST SELLING BOOK FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS www.joyofmarketing.com/freebook FACEBOOK GROUP: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ditchthedigitals

DB-Jan 10,2022: Goldman Sachs expects a more aggressive Fed this year with four interest rate hikes on the horizon in an effort to to tame inflation. The prediction comes as U.S. stocks extend a volatile start to the year and Bitcoin dips below $40,000 for the first time since September. People who invested in BTC in the run up to the launch of the Bitcoin ETF are about to break even. Will the Fed need to rethink its strategy? Meanwhile, Omicron continues to rampage through the world, and one city in China is taking an aggressive approach: Tianjin, near Beijing, is testing all 14 million of its residents after 20 people tested positive for the coronavirus, two of whom had the omicron variant. Alfonso Peccatiello and Weston Nakamura join from the Netherlands and Japan respectively to answer the timely question: How do you navigate this environment with rising interest rates? Interviewed by Maggie Lake. Want to submit questions? Drop them right here on the Exchange: https://rvtv.io/3K9da9p Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hour 1 of The Drew Mariani Show on 1-10-22 Bjorn Lomborg talks with Drew about the rise in Energy prices and predictions for where we’re headed Hans von Spakovsky shares that NYC Mayor Eric Adams signed into law the ability for non-citizens to vote in NYC elections

We take a look at the relationship between mortgage rates and home prices. It can get a little complicated once inflation factors in. The Chinese city of Tianjin’s 14 million residents are going to undergo COVID testing after more than 40 cases popped up there over the weekend. The BBC reports on how people in rural Spain are campaigning for more investment and better infrastructure.

We take a look at the relationship between mortgage rates and home prices. It can get a little complicated once inflation factors in. The Chinese city of Tianjin’s 14 million residents are going to undergo COVID testing after more than 40 cases popped up there over the weekend. The BBC reports on how people in rural Spain are campaigning for more investment and better infrastructure.

Confused about pricing your calligraphy services? Not sure where to start when it comes to pricing your calligraphy work, what to do about shipping, or how to increase your prices? Marie from Maiden September shares her pricing tips and things you need to consider when setting up your calligraphy prices. From rush and sourcing fees, shipping, and even how to use data to figure out your prices, Marie shares valuable info so that you can price your calligraphy with confidence. --- Things Mentioned --- The Rate Book Template Sendle Honeybook Quickbooks --- Business Resources --- - Calligraphy Business Blueprint: CalligraphyBlueprint.com - Free Calligraphy Business Class: CalligraphyBizClass.com --- Let's Connect --- - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joycechristine.co - Instagram: http://instagram.com/moderncreativepodcast - Website: https://joycechristine.com - YouTube: calligraphybiztv.com - Shop: https://www.calligraphybusinessshop.com Music by Joakim Karud youtube.com/joakimkarud

In this episode I talk with one of my coaching clients, Laurie Mattson of Rooms with Impact. Laurie is beautifully transparent about what she has learned about herself and her business. She shares golden nuggets of wisdom on gaining courage to raise prices, set better boundaries, gain the respect of Real Estate Agents and, most importantly, self respect while building her thriving staging and design business.     

Scaling your business is hard work, but it does not have to be all about the hustle. In this episode of "Learn Videography," JJ and Kyle delve into preparing your company to scale with standardization and systems to make your current and prospective clients happy with your work. How do proposals work and when to send them? How to talk to your client about pricing? How to tactfully and successfully handle price negotiations. A scenario that takes you all the way from talking through with a client to locking them in through a standard production agreement. Why standardization and pre-production planning can help you get more sales because if your clients like working with you and they trust you, they'll want to work with you again. You can follow our hosts at @jjenglert and @kalvisuals To join a community of media professionals focused on scaling their business, join our Slack channel for Jump Studios. Learn Videography is presented by Industry Jump, the hiring platform for filmmakers. At Industry Jump, content creators can create a free portfolio, apply to jobs, and seek video mentoring from top filmmakers. Employers seeking filmmakers to hire can post a job for free, or hire a videographer nearby. Learn Videography is also presented by Jump Studios, the CRM platform for content creators that includes a video review suite, invoicing with payments, and video contracts with digital signatures. To get special behind-the-scenes photos, follow @learnvideography and @industryjump on Instagram. You can submit questions to be answered during the show by sending a direct message to @learnvideography on Instagram. #videography #videographers #contentcreators #Filmmakers #videocreators #industryjump #learnvideography --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/learn-videography/message

For the third year in a row, the UFC wishes fans a Happy New Year by raising prices on its PPV events by $5. That's a 25% increase in just a few years. On this episode of the Power Hour, we ask: Will the ballooning sticker price ever hit a breaking point for fans? So far, it has not. On the bright side, at least we can be assured fighters will get a cut of this newly increased revenue. Haha. Psych. They absolutely will not. Plus, in Power Rankings, Max Holloway bows out already, Artem Lobov makes us sad and they're actually doing it: Derrick Lewis vs. Tai Tuivasa.

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Dangerous levels of toxic chemicals known as PFAS have been detected around US military bases in Japan. Senator Elizabeth Warren goes after Kroger and Publix grocery stores for fattening profits over the past year by price gouging. Walmart faces a CA lawsuit for its illegal dumping of hazardous waste. Time is finally up for Ghislaine Maxwell. Jeffrey Epstein's former girlfriend and co-conspirator has now been convicted of trafficking underage girls for sex, and could spend the rest of her life behind bars.

TOPICS AND TIMESTAMPS: Business As Usual 0:00 INFLATION SENSATION 0:44 WHO'S WINNING? 2:07 PARTY OVER? 9:56 Little Caesars raises price of famous $5 pizza for first time https://nypost.com/2022/01/04/little-caesars-raises-price-of-famous-5-pizza-for-first-time/ The average monthly rent in Austin is now $1,500. Prices are rising at the fastest pace ever. | KUT Radio, Austin's NPR Station https://www.kut.org/austin/2021-10-08/the-average-monthly-rent-in-austin-is-now-1-500-prices-are-rising-at-the-fastest-pace-ever Tech and finance firms buying up homes doesn't bode well for everyone else - The Washington Post https://www.washingtonpost.com/outlook/2022/01/04/corporate-landlords-silicon-valley/ The Changing World Order: The New Paradigm https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/changing-world-order-new-paradigm-ray-dalio/ market breadth fallen sharply_0.jpg (709×501) https://cms.zerohedge.com/s3/files/inline-images/market%20breadth%20fallen%20sharply_0.jpg?itok=uMm0GWEC 35% of all ytd returns_1.jpg (977×663) https://cms.zerohedge.com/s3/files/inline-images/35%25%20of%20all%20ytd%20returns_1.jpg?itok=KlPLriRW unnamed (6)_88.png (524×287) https://cms.zerohedge.com/s3/files/inline-images/unnamed%20%286%29_88.png?itok=jH1iobOp 2022-01-04_10-49-15.jpg (1028×605)

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Sommelier turned wine consultant turned online wine retailer.  Thatcher Baker-Briggs, Founder of Thatcher's Wine Consulting, has continued to evolve and expand his presence, helping clients drink better and navigate some of the intricacies of Burgundy and other fine and geeky wines.  He tells us about his journey, how email responsiveness is a competitive advantage, and how he believes some of the distribution allocations of top European wineries need to adapt to where the demand is.  An engaging and insightful episode of XChateau! Don't forget - you can support the show on Patreon to help us keep bringing you excellent wine business content!Detailed Show Notes:Thatcher's backgroundHe started cooking at 10, worked in restaurants, was in the kitchen for ten yearsPursued sommelier route, spent time in Japan, came back to SF to work w/ Saison HospitalityHelped collectors to manage the world of Burgundy and expanded from thereLaunched a small, online boutique website pre-CovidHas both an importer and retailer license (possible in California)Import focus is on 1st and 2nd generation winemakers, often younger (in their 20s and 30s)Wine ConsultingIt started when a regular guest at the restaurant asked for personal wine consultingHe had to rely on other retailers, which was challenging for some short turnaround needs, and built a small inventory of products, which got put online for the retail armClients are on an annual retainer basis - annual necessary to set goals for the cellar and wine educationInitial clients came from personal relationshipsNew clients are mostly through existing client referralYou don't need a lot of clients to be successful and cap the client base so that each client can get enough attentionHe doesn't source exclusively from TWC retail but from a variety of sourcesChallenges with wine consulting business - dealing with an old school wine world, inventory management, logistics of getting wine, and communicating “no” to collectors can be challengingWine RetailDifferentiation - wines highly curated by the teamAbility to source wines due to decades of experience and relationships with importers and retailers from sommelier experiencesSourcing rare wine is complex, as often wines can't be fully authenticated - TWC usually takes a very conservative approach, e.g., buys DRC only with a Wilson Daniels back label and from an original buyerEssential to work with importers who are investing in building wine brandsGeneral importer margin - cost converted to local currency, 1.5x the cost plus a couple dollars/bottle for transportationSome importers take too high margins on hard to find wines, which leads TWC to need to source directly from EuropeTWC doesn't undercut the market not to upset other wine merchantsEuropean wine distribution is often flawed and challenging, creating market dislocationsE.g., Raveneau - has low ex-domaine pricing, the wine immediately sells out, the family makes a great living, and doesn't require work, but may have more wine in Switzerland than in the US where it sells for multiples higherWineries often are small businesses without a lot of people working thereNicolas Faure example - sells so cheaply ex-domaine that people buy everything upon release, primarily other retailers buying to resell for much higher levelsTechnologyHas a team of developersUses Zoho (CRM) and Shopify (E-commerce)Custom-built integration between Shopify and ZohoThe aim is to make the website faster, more efficient, have correct pricing, amongst other spaceHe believes there is a lack of core technology in the wine space, currently dominated by Wine-Searcher and CellarTrackerWine PricingBelieves Burgundy is a bubble, but it can't burst due to lack of supply (particularly with short 2019, 2020, and 2021 vintages)Prices are so high they are pricing out drinkersLinks to ThatcherInstagramThatcher's Wine Consulting

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Inflation is here, housing supply is in a crunch, and supply chain shortages, among other factors, are affecting the construction of new starter homes. In this episode, we dissect a recent article from CNBC documenting rental rates and weigh in on what we think this means for real estate investors.  --- Transcripts Before we jump into the episode, here's a quick disclaimer about our content. The Remote Real Estate Investor Podcast is for informational purposes only, and is not intended as investment advice. The views, opinions and strategies of both the hosts and the guests are their own and should not be considered as guidance from Roofstock. Make sure to always run your own numbers, make your own independent decisions and seek investment advice from licensed professionals.   What's going on everybody? Welcome to another episode of The Remote Real Estate Investor . I'm Michael Albaum and today I'm joined by my co host,   Emil: the lovely Emil Shour,   Michael: the lovely self proclaimed lovely Emil Shour. And today we're gonna be talking about rents. Where are they going? What are they doing? What can you expect in the near future? So let's get into it.   Alrighty, Emil, what do you think I've got an article here from CNBC. Talking about where rents are going in the near future, what they've been seeing what the markets been doing. Why do you think they're going up? Down? Sideways? No, change your prediction?   Emil: I think they're going up. I don't think they're going to go up as fast as we've seen in the last year, which has been pretty astronomical. But I think they're going up, inflation is here, rents have been going up with it, there is a supply crunch in housing, all those things to me mean, rents will continue going up because takes a while to build new housing supply is slow to come to the market builders aren't building like crazy, like they did before 2008. So you know, all those signs to me point that rents are going to continue going up, although I don't think it's as quick of a pace of as they have over the last 12 months.   Michael: Yeah. When you say that home take a while to build and you're clearly someone that has never played the Sims before, because we just got like all those construction crews out here like you just pop them up all over the place. Right?   Emil: That's right. I wish it was that easy. Maybe like prefab homes, they can just start plopping them down. But you know, even those built around community, everything I've read, and again, you know, you're reading stuff take with a grain of salt, but everything I've read, it sounds like builders are much slower and hesitant this time around, because a lot of them still remember the after effects of leading up to 2008, where they overbuilt and then they were left holding the bag with all these all these developments. So what I keep reading is demand is high. And they are very, very slow and methodical building new supply. Plus, there's a lot of regulation and restrictions, I think, in a lot of places that are preventing new housing preventing it from going up quickly.   I think all those factors. Again, I'm not an expert, but just based on what I've read. Supply is not going up as quickly as people hope it would.   Michael: Yeah, that makes sense. And I mean, I know that you're a very well read person. I'm curious to get your thoughts shaking your head. I'm curious to get your thoughts on how did we get here? I mean, how did we get to such I was talking with um, I forget who I was speaking with. But they were saying like, we're 5.5 million homes shy of where we need to be. How did we How did we get here?   Emil: Again, I am no expert. I I read stuff on, you know, my Apple news app. I read it on Twitter.   Michael: Reddit, Facebook   Emil: I think it's the same thing I'm talking about right? I think after 2008 When there was a lot of overdevelopment support, like all these charts, you see, you see like building building, building new supply going up fast leading up to 2007 2008. And then it just falls off a cliff. And since then it hasn't, it hasn't caught up. It's been a very slow build. I don't think we've even caught up to those 2007 levels of building of do build. So it's just been really slow. Again, I think it's just builder a lot. A lot of builders probably got wiped out. A lot of people still remember that time. So it's just been it's been slow. Is my understanding.   Michael: Yeah, I totally agree. I think that we're seeing that lag. There's like the lead and lag measures and we're totally This is our lag measure of like, stuff isn't being built fast enough. Nor was it being built fast enough over the last decade or so. And so now we're feeling the squeeze. And I think that's compounded with supply chain issues like and lumber issues. I mean, lumber has gone up like 300% Over the last 18 months I think something outrageous and I know I felt that   Emil: Did it do I thought it I went up high and then it dipped is it back up?   Michael: I think that it is back up. I'm I don't want to be quoted. But I think that it's it's definitely higher than it was pre pandemic level. So while you're doing that, I mean that just that just goes and adds additional stress and costs to new builds. And so the prices, the end prices of those just tend to be higher. or   Emil: So okay, May 2021. It peaked at, I don't know, whatever this this index on nasdaq.com is looking at 1600 Peak, and then it dipped to in the summer to like 456. And now it's it's back up to 950. So done a little U shaped not quite back up to that level it was last year. But yeah, you're right.   Michael: I know when I get my material bills for my development project, that's still expensive as I get up.   Emil: You're like, I know. You're in it.   Michael: Yeah, yeah. General Contractor, Emil told me that the lumber prices have actually come back down. So yeah, we'll just work that in the budget. So in this article that CNBC came out with, they they quoted a core logic study that that CoreLogic did, and they surveyed single family rents over the course of the year across the country. And in August 2021, they jumped, and more than 9%, on average from your prior, which if you think about it, is like outrageous. If you think about getting 9% 10% 8% Rent bumps, I mean, in the restock Academy, we have our pro forma a calculator that we use, and I think we use like two or 3% for rent bumps, in terms of year over year increase. And so we're just keeping up with inflation, or just beating inflation, because we don't normally use two to 3% for inflation.   So we're just outpacing I mean, this is blowing the socks off inflation, even at five 6% What inflation has been last couple of months. This is still significantly better. So Emil, you and I were talking before we started recording here about what this says for the future of investors for investing in the space. I mean, what is this signal to you? 9% rent growth? Granted, we've seen prices climb like crazy. What are you thinking about the future? You're kind of near to mid term investment horizon.   Emil: I mean, to me, if I was investing now, I'd be feeling really excited. I feel very excited, having had bought real estate years ago, and now it's gone up. That's the best time to buy was years ago. And when's the next time best time to buy is now? Which can always be said over a long enough time horizon. But right, yeah, man, if I if I'm an investor, and I see the rates are increasing, and they're doing these studies, and you know, reputable sites like CNBC are talking about this stuff. No one ever really knows where it's going. But if I was an investor, I'd be I'd be pretty excited knowing rents going up.   Michael: Yeah, I feel the same. And I mean, I think this is also not a fad. And this is not a short, this does not seem like it's going to be short lived. If we are millions of properties shy of word demand is both on you know, on the home owner side, that just means that people are going to continue to rent for a long time until that that is caught up with and 9% is nothing to scoff at. And   Emil: So let's talk about our I'm curious use you still own you and some single family still. Have you had any come up for lease recently versus your multifamily? Like, I have a triplex and it's been a little bit harder than expected to rent recently. And all my single family stuff, like we've been able to get rent bumps and renewals like fast. No problem.   Michael: Yeah. So my single, my single family that I have on a long term lease in Southern California has not come up for renewal, they're dealing with some COVID issues still. So we're working with a tenant there, but they're month to month right now. But my primary residence that I converted to a short term rental during COVID, that we were getting awesome rents are on a short term basis. And then we actually got that rented out on a year long lease at the same rent we were getting from the short term renters for our long term renters for long term contract. And now we just put utilities on them as well.   So we were just over the moon, about that. And so the demand is seemingly through the roof, which is awesome. Yeah. And so again, I think that speaks to your point of like, it's still a great time to invest demand is still really strong, even if you have to compete and kind of elbow your way into the space. It seems like the rent growth is there to support it. And I'm curious to be able to get your thoughts if you're evaluating a property, and it is just about cash flow neutral, maybe a little bit of cash flow, but you with a 9% or even 8% or even 7% rent growth, you would it would kick you over into the cash flow positive fairly significantly. Is that speculative? In your opinion? Is that is that counting on appreciation or counting on a trend to continue for it to make sense? Are you okay? Because we have because of all the data supporting that?   Emil: Yeah, I personally wouldn't. I would never Personally purchase a property where I'm either cash flow neutral or negative today in hopes that things go up. I'm only buying something that's going to cash flow and then hoping we get more cash flow right not not the other way around. I know investors, we've done webinars and stuff who completely have banked on appreciation, or not even appreciation buying in areas that have appreciated and looking for missed priced homes right below the median in that area. That's a great, I mean, honestly, if you really look at like, it's way easier to make a larger sum of money going that route, then cash flow, cash flows, like a slow trickle. But for me, I never want to come out of pocket on a monthly basis on any property. Consistently come out of pocket.   Michael: All right, what if it was like 25 bucks, you know, you do your conservative underwriting, you're gonna make 25 bucks a month. And then with the rent growth, or potential rent hike for next year, you'd be at, call it 150.   Emil: Only if I knew a renewal, like let's say it was a property. I did this with the triplex. I knew it was cashflow positive when I bought it, but I knew we were under market rent, yeah, we'd have to spend some money, but even factoring that in, we had some nice room to raise rents from where the market was at. And this is a year ago. And so like we've had, you know, rent growth, so it's now it's, it's going up even higher. So if you're buying it under that assumption, right? Not that it's at market rent, you think, okay, it's gonna go up another eight 9% Next year, I'd say if you're looking for a little something that has like a little more of value add on it or whatever, under market rent, then that's a different game. Sure. That makes sense to me.   Michael: All right. Good to know.   Emil: What about you?   Michael: Yeah, I don't I don't know, as I asked the question here. I am thinking like, Oh, crap, I hope Emil doesn't ask me, I think that I would be probably more okay with it than it sounds like you would be. Because why the thing, the thing that I think people often forget about is like all of the benefits that owning real estate have for you and tax benefits is, is massively impactful. And especially for me at this stage in my investing career, and so cash flow, I mean, I'm so fortunate and so thankful that $150 a month, cash flow is not going to change my life, I spent the last 10 years building up cash flowing properties to be at this stage in my investing career in my life. And I I never tried to lose sight of that.   And so the difference between 150 versus 25 bucks for the potential of appreciation, and for the potential of rental increase, I think I'd be okay with that. And this just kind of goes to show you to all of our listeners, like it really depends on where you are in your investing career, what your investment thesis is that a Emil and I can be talking about the exact same property, it could be a go for me and a no go for him. And so just, again, I think this is a great a great kind of teachable moment of like, think about what your investment goals are not about what your neighbors are, what mine are, what Tom's or what Emil's are. But think about what makes sense for you and your family when you're thinking about investing.   So I'll get off my soapbox now. But I when I go to calculate, like the total return on that type of property where there is good appreciation potential. There's maybe a little bit of cash flow. I think that could often that can make a lot of sense for me right now.   Emil: Yeah, that's fair. I mean, that's the I think the awesome thing we've seen with this podcast is you know, bringing on different guests doing different things is like there's a lot of ways to win in real estate.   Michael: Totally.   That was our episode everybody. Thank you so much for listening. Hope you enjoyed it. We love hearing comments, feedback from you all other episode ideas, things that you want to learn more about hear more about, so leave us a note in the comment section. And as always, we look forward to seeing the next one. Happy investing.   Emil: Happy investing.  

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