Hey guys, what's up? Welcome to the channel or welcome back to the channel. Super, uh, sneaky one. Today letting you in a little bit on like the local scene but the five things only locals would know about when it comes to Denver.

What's going on guys, my name is Austin Zaback, and in today's video we're going to be talking about a new stimulus proposal.

You're thinking about moving to the beautiful city of Spokane, Washington. But before you do, you need to get online, do a little research, get the low down, the ins the outs of everything going on of what it means to live here in this beautiful city.

So, you're thinking about visiting Newport Rhode Island? On today's video, my team and I are going to highlight one of the most famous and iconic areas here in Newport Rhode Island.

Houston Texas is the fourth most popular city in the United States and for good reasons, guys, the food is great. Here they have a booming job market, however, there's also some drawbacks about living in Houston, Texas, that you should be aware of before making that move.

Are you curious what life is like in Sunnyvale? It's Spencer Hsu, your tech realtor the bay area. And today we are here in the bustling city of Sunnyvale, California. Welcome to the birthplace of the u.s video game industry where atari was born in 1972.

In this video, we're going to go through some of the most popular areas and neighborhoods that you might want to consider when moving to Phoenix.

Beautiful weather, a ton of outdoor activities, a thriving job market, and a plethora of golf courses, these are just a few of the things that you might be excited about if you're thinking about moving to the Phoenix area. But, what if there are some scary realities that you didn't expect imagine moving to Phoenix?

You know what sucks right now real estate? That's what sucks, because if you're buying or selling a home in today's market it sucks for you.

Six pros and cons I wish I knew before I moved to Nashville.

We've toured hundreds of homes across Nashville and Middle Tennessee, but today, I promise you, you've never seen anything like this, ever.

Hey! I'm John Bourgeois, your Nashville, Tennessee, real estate agent. Today, we are here in Thompson Station, the absolute gorgeous city. We're actually here at a very desirable community, the little berry it is a drees home and i promise you you're going to love it.

So, you're moving to Tennessee. Well, you might want to get used to seeing these bad boys. Yes, lots and lots of guns here in Tennessee. I know that's what the news portrays is an assault rifle deadly weapon, but these are also weapons that we use to train our children coming from a very red conservative state.

What's up everyone, today we're going to talk about the top seven suburbs to live in the Nashville area.

I'm going to shoot you straight. There are some people who just should not move to Nashville. Today's Show we're going to talk about the things that makes Nashville not be the right place for you and I want to make it as easy as possible.

Being a new realtor is hard. I thought I knew what to expect when I first started out. Turns out there's so much more than you may think.

Hey everyone, Ben Belack here, Beverly Hills super realtor and by popular demand, today we are going to do a drive-through tour of the flats of Beverly Hills.

Every year when I was growing up my family would take a week-long vacation to Maine and stay at my aunt's lake house and we had this tradition that whenever we would cross the 95 Bridge from New Hampshire to Maine we would all give a big shout in the car passing by the sign that read the way life should be. Combined with all the amazing memories that I have of being in Maine as a kid, kind of cemented this utopian almost picture-perfect way of life in Maine.

What's up everybody. Last week's video was about Glenn Kelman, the CEO of Redfin, and how he was manipulating the housing market by selling off all his properties at a discounted rate. Well, since then Kelman has announced that he is shutting down his eye buyer program completely due to the changing housing.

I think I have an interesting perspective on Seattle because I actually grew up in a suburb, 45 minutes away from Seattle. But, once I turned 18 and graduated high school I was so sick of the rain, I had dreams of moving to California. So I spent four years in Southern California around Los Angeles and it was super fun until it wasn't anymore. And I was sick of the congestion, sick of the state income tax, sick of The Superficial feeling around me and I really miss Seattle.