Doug and Jason discuss the impact of interest rates on the housing market and the impacts that will unfold when interest rates inevitably begin to rise.

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Welcome to the terminal value Podcast where each episode provides in depth insight about the long term value of companies and ideas in our current world. Your host for this podcast is Doug Utberg, the founder and principal consultant for Business of Life, LLC.

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Doug: Welcome to the terminal value podcast. I am Doug Utberg and I have Jason Hartman on the line and this will also actually be on the creating wealth podcast which is Jason's podcast that has far more listeners than mine does at this current juncture. Of course Jason also has about a 13-year head start. So I've actually.

Jason: Actually 15 years. Yeah so, so don't feel bad Doug nobody listened to my show in the beginning either.

Doug: Yeah, exactly. Yes, he's a 15-year overnight success in the podcasting.

Jason: Exactly.

Doug: But I've actually known Jason for a really long time. He runs an extremely successful investment real estate company, but he does it a little differently because a lot of people like to invest in real estate in their own state but he you know. He but when he started the company he was in California and everything in California was ridiculously expensive. So he came up with the idea of investing out of state for cash flow in areas that have much more reasonable prices and much more. I guess you'd say rational relationships between rent and values so that you could get decent cash flow. Jason let me stop talking for a second and let you introduce yourself to the audience.

Jason: Yeah, good stuff thanks Doug and it's great to talk to...