Ryan Serhant

And it just reminds me, like, ah, right, because I'm going to be that guy.

And I never, ever, ever want to utter the words, like, I shoulda, I coulda, or I woulda.

And I think that memoirs, books, no one reads a book just about good times.

Like, you don't watch a movie that's just about stuff.

Like, you read it because there's trauma, there's drama, there's messy middles, and there's recovery, and how they got through that.

So anything that's rough, tough, bad, failure, I just like, ooh, this is so awful, and I think I'm going to die.

This is probably the middle of chapter six, though.

Right?

And I'm going to get, and it's going to be fine.

We're going to figure it out.

It's going to be okay.

I think if you can afford a down payment and you can afford the monthly payments, you should own.

If you can't afford the down payment and you can't afford the monthlies, you should rent.

I think you're either paying your mortgage or you're paying someone else's mortgage.

And it's really, really that simple.

I think that there is no housing crisis.

Everyone in here lives somewhere.

Pretty sure.

Maybe you don't live where you want to live.

That's a you problem.