<p>We discuss the struggle of trying to own a home nowadays when facing soaring interest rates and cash buyers outbidding first-home buyers, as well as the continued regression of America due to an antiquated theocratic SCOTUS.  </p>

We discuss the struggle of trying to own a home nowadays when facing soaring interest rates and cash buyers outbidding first-home buyers, as well as the continued regression of America due to an antiquated theocratic SCOTUS.

<p>We discuss the struggle of trying to own a home nowadays when facing soaring interest rates and cash buyers outbidding first-home buyers, as well as the continued regression of America due to an antiquated theocratic SCOTUS.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

Episode 8 : The housing market and continued regression of America

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Episode 8 : The housing market and continued regression of America

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