What could possibly connect walk-up songs, law enforcement, and real estate? Join us as we kick off our podcast series with an incredible guest, Brian Hoh. With a decade-long journey from policing the streets to becoming a seasoned realtor, Brian's story is filled with fascinating twists and turns. We start by reminiscing about the nostalgic choice of walk-up songs, a baseball tradition with a personal twist, thanks to Brian's childhood friend Daniel Weinstein. The episode is rich with anecdotes about missed celebrations during the pandemic and looking forward to future milestones, giving a heartfelt perspective on the importance of long-term relationships and personal growth.

Ever wondered how someone shifts from law enforcement to a thriving career in real estate? Brian takes us through his unexpected journey, influenced by his father and marked by the impact of the 2008 financial crisis. We explore the critical role that strong family bonds and enduring friendships played in his transition and success. Brian also shares his thoughts on the current real estate market, touching on housing affordability, interest rates, and the emotional weight of necessity-driven transactions. Sacramento’s unique charm and the importance of supportive team dynamics in navigating today’s real estate landscape are thoughtfully discussed.

Finally, get ready for some lighter moments as we dive into Brian's unique experiences, including a hilarious story about competing on ABC's Wipeout and dreams of appearing on "The Price is Right." We explore personal fantasies like living a day in the life of NBA star Steph Curry, complete with admiration for his athletic skills and family life. The episode concludes with Brian sharing the story behind his signature custom shirt, symbolizing a significant milestone in his career. This first episode of our podcast is a perfect blend of professional insights, personal stories, and a touch of humor, setting the stage for many more engaging conversations to come.