Brian Lambert @bdlambert

Teacher to some. Student to others. Father. Husband. Son. Brother. Follower of Jesus. Central Virginia Joined September 2008

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Brian Lambert @bdlambert

2 weeks ago

@SHoddeMiller Because the “ministry” is more than the Sunday Service, small groups, Sunday School, Bible study and your local elder board. After resigning from the church, I’ve found that more “ministry” happens in the marketplace than it does on church property or in church programs.

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Brian Lambert @bdlambert

a month ago

@SchmalexBones @DustinHuntwn @grok This needs to be the top comment.

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Brian Lambert @bdlambert

2 months ago

@TheMattBeebe @matthewcanham This is my question too.

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Brian Lambert @bdlambert

2 months ago

@aakashgupta Everytime my iPhone restarts from an update, it displays “hello” on the screen.

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Brian Lambert @bdlambert

2 months ago

@elonmusk @lufthansa I can’t think of an image that more clearly shows the collision of old world technology with the new. Leading edge internet delivery that is not activated automatically by altitude, but by the push of a physical button.

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Brian Lambert @bdlambert

3 months ago

Yes. There is no beauty like a beautiful soul. I found one, hope you do too.

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Brian Lambert @bdlambert

4 months ago

@ScottPresler Get’em @ScottPresler

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Brian Lambert @bdlambert

8 months ago

@NoLimitGains @Grok does “help with mortgage” searches actually predict housing crashes? Google changed methodology 3x since 2004, the term captures refi shoppers not just distressed owners, 2020 spike preceded a BOOM not a crash, and delinquencies are 1.3% vs 8%+ in 2009.

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Brian Lambert @bdlambert

8 months ago

@NoLimitGains @grok does this work?

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Brian Lambert @bdlambert

9 months ago

@MarkBatterson @NCC What’s the debt service on a building like this?

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Brian Lambert @bdlambert

2 years ago

The Federal Government employs over 3,000,000 workers. States that have less people than the federal workforce: Arkansas Kansas Mississippi New Mexico Nebraska Idaho West Virginia Hawaii New Hampshire Maine Montana Rhode Island Delaware S Dakota N Dakota Alska DC Vermont WY

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Brian Lambert @bdlambert

2 years ago

@blueridgeemc Are you guys ok? All of your phone numbers are disconnected? 😳

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Brian Lambert @bdlambert

2 years ago

@ResellCalendar Hey!

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Brian Lambert @bdlambert

2 years ago

@texasrunnerDFW OK. Now, can you ** check notes** State the current number of homes on the active market (supply) and compare that to the same period?

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Brian Lambert @bdlambert

2 years ago

@texasrunnerDFW What is your definition of “valued at?” The house you took a screenshot of was never listed for more than $950k and was purchased in 2021 (did you say it was a new development?) for $875k. Last, even at its highest peak the zestimate never exceeded 1.05m. zillow.com/homedetails/27…

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Brian Lambert @bdlambert

2 years ago

@phalliburton @texasrunnerDFW zillow.com/homedetails/27…

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Brian Lambert @bdlambert

2 years ago

@phalliburton @texasrunnerDFW They paid $875k for it. It was never “valued” at 1.1m…even if you go back to the highest “Zeatimate,” it was never at 1.1m.

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Brian Lambert @bdlambert

2 years ago

@texasrunnerDFW @MrJonesSTRs 2. You also cropped out the third bullet on the headline which explicitly states that “high rent” is causing some renters to forego renting in an attempt to acquire a mortgage. If banning STRs is so helpful to the real estate market, why is rent still so high?

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Brian Lambert @bdlambert

2 years ago

@texasrunnerDFW @MrJonesSTRs 1. You’re making the assumption that banning Airbnb’s did this, it didn’t. NYC prices have been falling since before the pandemic. When NYC only began enforcing STR bans in September of 2023. It’s taken almost five years of falling prices to put inventory levels at 9mos.