Jason Hamilton

Yeah, because that's like you're taking it a step above.

Yeah.

It's funny enough, when I got into when I first started messing around with cameras, and I first started taking clients, my first ever client was a mortgage broker.

So I was doing all of his advertising and social media content for a number of years, one of my good friends.

And so I got to learn a lot about that industry, right.

And so

In real estate, I think the biggest thing that people don't understand or the biggest thing that causes people to kind of stay away from it is lack of information.

Right.

There's not enough information out there on the options that people actually have to get into housing as opposed to, you know, everybody thinks, well, all right, the numbers don't make sense.

I might as well just not buy a house or I might as well not get into the real estate industry because...

you know, this guy's trying to get a contract out of me this, you know, by the time I close on this house, I've had to go through 17 different people to get, you know, get this closing done.

And it's funny that you mentioned, you know,

When you were going through it, we might have called it a different thing, but the way that we refer to it now is you have burnout, right?

So talk to me a little bit about your take on like the real estate industry as a whole as it stands right now, because there's a lot of I'm sure, you know, there's a ton of points of contention on where we stand with within real estate.

And especially in a working situation like yours where you're starting so many businesses, you have so many initiatives going on at the same time, burnout almost becomes like your dance partner.

Right?

You're constantly doing this dance with...

I'm approaching burnout.

Let me keep a little bit away from there.

Or, you know, I'm just gonna lie down with burnout for a little bit.