Josh Smith

Yeah, big time. I mean, you could buy a house up there for 300 grand around the lake and now it's $2 million, you know? I mean, it was crazy. But I thought that might happen this time, but it didn't. Like these interest rates went up. It hasn't happened yet. The other thing that's happening around here though with interest rates being up is no one wants to sell their house. Right.

So even if they have to move, Brandon, Brandon moved down here from Kalispell. Well, God, if he's got an interest rate at 2.8% or some shit, and why would you sell that in Kalispell? I mean, I would say rent it out and find a rental down here. That's what he's doing. Yeah.

So even if they have to move, Brandon, Brandon moved down here from Kalispell. Well, God, if he's got an interest rate at 2.8% or some shit, and why would you sell that in Kalispell? I mean, I would say rent it out and find a rental down here. That's what he's doing. Yeah.

So even if they have to move, Brandon, Brandon moved down here from Kalispell. Well, God, if he's got an interest rate at 2.8% or some shit, and why would you sell that in Kalispell? I mean, I would say rent it out and find a rental down here. That's what he's doing. Yeah.

And so that's the other thing that's really froze up this market is, you know, people aren't selling, they're buying houses, but they're not selling houses. So Clark and Travis work on programming that equipment out there along with Dylan, these guys. So you see like that process on the screen right there, that's literally what they're building to run in those machines.

And so that's the other thing that's really froze up this market is, you know, people aren't selling, they're buying houses, but they're not selling houses. So Clark and Travis work on programming that equipment out there along with Dylan, these guys. So you see like that process on the screen right there, that's literally what they're building to run in those machines.

And so that's the other thing that's really froze up this market is, you know, people aren't selling, they're buying houses, but they're not selling houses. So Clark and Travis work on programming that equipment out there along with Dylan, these guys. So you see like that process on the screen right there, that's literally what they're building to run in those machines.

It takes talent to hold them and not get the edges together.

It takes talent to hold them and not get the edges together.

It takes talent to hold them and not get the edges together.

Um, I, I think it's going to just be from Montana. I think it's going to be more of the same. I mean, people are going to keep coming and it actually, somebody put it to me a really good way during COVID. You know, we got this influx of people during COVID escape in California and Washington, all that. And I was like, man, this is pretty crazy. It'll be good when it slows down.

Um, I, I think it's going to just be from Montana. I think it's going to be more of the same. I mean, people are going to keep coming and it actually, somebody put it to me a really good way during COVID. You know, we got this influx of people during COVID escape in California and Washington, all that. And I was like, man, this is pretty crazy. It'll be good when it slows down.

Um, I, I think it's going to just be from Montana. I think it's going to be more of the same. I mean, people are going to keep coming and it actually, somebody put it to me a really good way during COVID. You know, we got this influx of people during COVID escape in California and Washington, all that. And I was like, man, this is pretty crazy. It'll be good when it slows down.

He's like, it's never going to slow down. Why is that? And he goes, this guy, this is a guy in California. He goes, only a fraction of the people moved to Montana that want to move to Montana.

He's like, it's never going to slow down. Why is that? And he goes, this guy, this is a guy in California. He goes, only a fraction of the people moved to Montana that want to move to Montana.

He's like, it's never going to slow down. Why is that? And he goes, this guy, this is a guy in California. He goes, only a fraction of the people moved to Montana that want to move to Montana.

He's like, the people that moved during COVID were the people who maybe they had sold their businesses or their kids had already graduated school or whatever their situation in life, they were free at that moment to just say, screw it, we're out. but there's way, way, way more people that are like, ah, my kid's got, you know, he's junior in high school, two years left.

He's like, the people that moved during COVID were the people who maybe they had sold their businesses or their kids had already graduated school or whatever their situation in life, they were free at that moment to just say, screw it, we're out. but there's way, way, way more people that are like, ah, my kid's got, you know, he's junior in high school, two years left.

He's like, the people that moved during COVID were the people who maybe they had sold their businesses or their kids had already graduated school or whatever their situation in life, they were free at that moment to just say, screw it, we're out. but there's way, way, way more people that are like, ah, my kid's got, you know, he's junior in high school, two years left.

I'm going to go, or my business is five more years and I'm going to sell it or retire. He's like, there's a decade worth of people that all have plans that the minute their plans fulfill themselves, they're out. And so he's like, that pipeline is never going to stop coming. And that's the thing around here.