Creating Wealth Real Estate Investing & Income Property

Jason is feeling generous… Enjoy an entire free issue of The Financial Freedom Report.  Here is our source for innovative, forward-thinking investment property and home-based internet business strategies and advice.

Income property investing is the most reliable path to wealth. History has proven it time after time. So, why do people still waste their time and energy with Wall Street’s pitiful selection of junk stocks and laughably inefficient mutual funds? Who knows? Our guess is financial media payola and herd mentality – like buffaloes following the leader in a  blind charge over a cliff. Finally, here’s your chance to discover how to create real wealth in America today.

Obviously the question is “How do I get there from where I am?” This insurmountable hurdle is what stops most people. They have a hyper-inflated concept of how much money it takes to get started. The truth is,”Not That Much!”

The sky really is the limit when you have access to the right information. Information that tells you whether or not an investment makes financial sense the day you buy it. You need to know:

Why you shouldn’t believe the “national housing market” myth:

– 41 cities around the country hot for investing right now and the hottest micro-markets within them.

– How to tell at a glance if a property is a sweet deal and, more importantly, how to avoid the portfolio killers.

– Government policies that are destroying your savings, stocks, bonds, mutual funds and equity every single day.

– Secret ways you can grow wealthy from inflation while everyone else is moaning “The Economy is Killing Me” blues.

– How to apply unique arbitrage techniques to income property and skyrocket your wealth, while almost completely eliminating downside risk.

These may be pretty bold claims but income and wealth education pioneer, Jason Hartman, has built a career and a company on putting his money where his mouth is. If you want to create the kind of lif

What makes the U.S. so great? What could lead to its financial demise? Our guest, John Addison answers both of these questions and makes some predictions for the future of our great nation as only he is uniquely qualified to do. He is a veteran of the financial services industry and currently shares his extensive knowledge through public speaking engagements. During the course of our conversation, he gives millennials savings advice and warns us about the problems of national debt and entitlement programs. 

Key Takeaways:

Jason’s Editorial:

[2:33] Merry Christmas from Jason!

[3:47] Upcoming monologue episodes

[4:25] Download Voxer and contact Jason @jhart88

[6:00] So, tell us about the new Tesla S and Elon’s dream

[15:23] Meet the Masters dinner is full

[16:30] Founder and CEO of Cozy Co. will be speaking

[17:32] Venture Alliance Mastermind in February

John Addison Guest Interview:

[18:44] The history of Primerica

[20:42] Middle-Market America has been ignored by the financial industry

[23:20] Delivering financial products is Primerica’s core value

[25:12] A question of the savings component

[30:49] Living beneath your means when you are young

[32:43] 108,000 independent representatives sell Primerica products

[35:31] In 1990, Primerica was sold and became Citigroup

[40:38] Sharing his life through public speaking

[42:56] This biggest challenge this economy has is it’s ability to grow

[46:13] The U.S. has the top capital market in the world

[49:09] Always look out for this…

[51:09] Main Street feels helpless

What makes the U.S. so great? What could lead to its financial demise? Our guest, John Addison answers both of these questions and makes some predictions for the future of our great nation as only he is uniquely qualified to do. He is a veteran of the financial services industry and currently shares his extensive knowledge through public speaking engagements. During the course of our conversation, he gives millennials savings advice and warns us about the problems of national debt and entitlement programs. 

Key Takeaways:

Jason’s Editorial:

[2:33] Merry Christmas from Jason!

[3:47] Upcoming monologue episodes

[4:25] Download Voxer and contact Jason @jhart88

[6:00] So, tell us about the new Tesla S and Elon’s dream

[15:23] Meet the Masters dinner is full

[16:30] Founder and CEO of Cozy Co. will be speaking

[17:32] Venture Alliance Mastermind in February

John Addison Guest Interview:

[18:44] The history of Primerica

[20:42] Middle-Market America has been ignored by the financial industry

[23:20] Delivering financial products is Primerica’s core value

[25:12] A question of the savings component

[30:49] Living beneath your means when you are young

[32:43] 108,000 independent representatives sell Primerica products

[35:31] In 1990, Primerica was sold and became Citigroup

[40:38] Sharing his life through public speaking

[42:56] This biggest challenge this economy has is it’s ability to grow

[46:13] The U.S. has the top capital market in the world

[49:09] Always look out for this…

[51:09] Main Street feels helpless

Our Meet the Masters of Income Property event is coming up soon and to start prepping for the affair Garrett Sutton introduces us to his topic of discussion for the event, asset protection. We talk about his new book and strategies for protecting your assets.

During the guest interview, Emily Filloramo helps us to unlock the fear and shame which may be holding us back from being the best we can be. She describes how childhood traumas may have a lasting effect in our business and personal lives. We need to recognize our negative self-talk and analyze our personal protective systems.

Key Takeaways:

Garrett Sutton Intro:

[2:23] Asset protection advice from someone who knows the business

[4:09] The State of California is the worst place to do business in the U.S.

[7:11] What is your asset protection strategy?

[8:47] Series LLC’s

[10:16] Garrett has 10 books including 6 in the Rich Dad Advisor series and his new book

[12:04] Meet the Masters of Income Property, extra tickets are available

[13:04] Venture Alliance Mastermind meeting is in Dubai - Get your tickets now

Emily Filloramo Guest Interview:

[15:00] Pieces of ourselves which hold us back

[17:27] Going deeper to identify the part of you which is afraid of success

[18:52] People live through a mask especially in their 20’s and 30’s

[21:15] Feeling shame and not belonging at a young age

[23:47] Arrogance is a sign people are hiding shame

[25:18] Understanding psycho-spiritual healing

[28:44] Is it safe for you to reach a goal is a question which identifies negative self-talk

[31:07] A Nelson Mandela quote

[33:0

Our Meet the Masters of Income Property event is coming up soon and to start prepping for the affair Garrett Sutton introduces us to his topic of discussion for the event, asset protection. We talk about his new book and strategies for protecting your assets.

During the guest interview, Emily Filloramo helps us to unlock the fear and shame which may be holding us back from being the best we can be. She describes how childhood traumas may have a lasting effect in our business and personal lives. We need to recognize our negative self-talk and analyze our personal protective systems.

Key Takeaways:

Garrett Sutton Intro:

[2:23] Asset protection advice from someone who knows the business

[4:09] The State of California is the worst place to do business in the U.S.

[7:11] What is your asset protection strategy?

[8:47] Series LLC’s

[10:16] Garrett has 10 books including 6 in the Rich Dad Advisor series and his new book

[12:04] Meet the Masters of Income Property, extra tickets are available

[13:04] Venture Alliance Mastermind meeting is in Dubai - Get your tickets now

Emily Filloramo Guest Interview:

[15:00] Pieces of ourselves which hold us back

[17:27] Going deeper to identify the part of you which is afraid of success

[18:52] People live through a mask especially in their 20’s and 30’s

[21:15] Feeling shame and not belonging at a young age

[23:47] Arrogance is a sign people are hiding shame

[25:18] Understanding psycho-spiritual healing

[28:44] Is it safe for you to reach a goal is a question which identifies negative self-talk

[31:07] A Nelson Mandela quote

[33:0

Jason Hartman talks with the founder of USAWatchdog.com, Greg Hunter, who has nearly nine years network experience as an investigative correspondent.  He worked for ABC News and Good Morning America for nearly six years. Most recently, Greg worked for CNN on shows such as Paula Zahn Now, American Morning and various CNN business shows.  Greg is a hard hitting reporter who has a history of getting to the truth no matter how difficult the subject.  Some of his stories include “Dangerous Deadly Depleted Uranium Munitions,” where Hunter uncovered the Army’s lack of warning for radioactive dust exposed to our troops on the battlefield.

In a story called “Produce the Note”, Hunter uncovered in 40 percent of foreclosures the bankers cannot prove they legally own the property. If an embattled homeowner knows that fact, it could mean the difference between being thrown out in the cold and having a roof over his head. And in a report in March of 2008, Hunter exposed the hidden fact the banks were in trouble and the economy was headed for a fall.  Greg warned viewers of the coming problems long before other reporters picked up on the looming financial catastrophe.  In 2009, many in the mainstream media said things such as “no one saw the crisis coming.”

Hunter joined ABC News in 1999 from WTSP-TV in Tampa.  He has earned a “National Headliner Award,” an International “Freddie Award”  for health and medical reporting, as well as investigative reporting awards from both the “Society of Professional Journalists” and the “Radio Television News Directors Association.”

Jason Hartman talks with the founder of USAWatchdog.com, Greg Hunter, who has nearly nine years network experience as an investigative correspondent.  He worked for ABC News and Good Morning America for nearly six years. Most recently, Greg worked for CNN on shows such as Paula Zahn Now, American Morning and various CNN business shows.  Greg is a hard hitting reporter who has a history of getting to the truth no matter how difficult the subject.  Some of his stories include “Dangerous Deadly Depleted Uranium Munitions,” where Hunter uncovered the Army’s lack of warning for radioactive dust exposed to our troops on the battlefield.

In a story called “Produce the Note”, Hunter uncovered in 40 percent of foreclosures the bankers cannot prove they legally own the property. If an embattled homeowner knows that fact, it could mean the difference between being thrown out in the cold and having a roof over his head. And in a report in March of 2008, Hunter exposed the hidden fact the banks were in trouble and the economy was headed for a fall.  Greg warned viewers of the coming problems long before other reporters picked up on the looming financial catastrophe.  In 2009, many in the mainstream media said things such as “no one saw the crisis coming.”

Hunter joined ABC News in 1999 from WTSP-TV in Tampa.  He has earned a “National Headliner Award,” an International “Freddie Award”  for health and medical reporting, as well as investigative reporting awards from both the “Society of Professional Journalists” and the “Radio Television News Directors Association.”

If you were on the fence about Wall Street being the modern version of organized crime after listening to this episode you may quickly empty out your retirement account and invest it in income property. Putting clients interests after their own is perfectly legal in today’s mutual fund industry and even the supposed protective watchdog agency, FINRA gets all of their funding from Wall Street. Our guest, Bobby Monks, helps us, the average investors to demystify the market and advises us on safer places to invest our money (it’s real estate! Who knew?).

Key Takeaways:

Jason’s Editorial:

[1:58] What questions are we asking ourselves?

[6:56] How to be grateful for and enjoy everything in life

[7:55] Changing your question changes your life

[9:55] The Venture Alliance Mastermind Dubai trip still has a few tickets

Bobby Monks Guest Interview:

[12:36] Bobby truly is an insider

[14:03] Is Wall Street systemically corrupt?

[15:46] Breaking down the elements of kickback fees in retirement accounts

[18:46] What can investors do to fight back

[20:01] Average investors should negotiate like the institutional investors do

[22:21] And it’s all perfectly legal

[24:08] FINRA is a lap dog, not a watchdog

[26:45] FINRA is a self-regulatory organization created 2007 paid for by Wall Street

[28:43] Demystifying the system for the average investor

[29:59[ Index funds have their problems too

[32:08] Why real estate is a better investment than money market

[36:11] Institutional Shareholder Services is the real Wall Street watchdog

[38:53] Contact Bobby and get the

If you were on the fence about Wall Street being the modern version of organized crime after listening to this episode you may quickly empty out your retirement account and invest it in income property. Putting clients interests after their own is perfectly legal in today’s mutual fund industry and even the supposed protective watchdog agency, FINRA gets all of their funding from Wall Street. Our guest, Bobby Monks, helps us, the average investors to demystify the market and advises us on safer places to invest our money (it’s real estate! Who knew?).

Key Takeaways:

Jason’s Editorial:

[1:58] What questions are we asking ourselves?

[6:56] How to be grateful for and enjoy everything in life

[7:55] Changing your question changes your life

[9:55] The Venture Alliance Mastermind Dubai trip still has a few tickets

Bobby Monks Guest Interview:

[12:36] Bobby truly is an insider

[14:03] Is Wall Street systemically corrupt?

[15:46] Breaking down the elements of kickback fees in retirement accounts

[18:46] What can investors do to fight back

[20:01] Average investors should negotiate like the institutional investors do

[22:21] And it’s all perfectly legal

[24:08] FINRA is a lap dog, not a watchdog

[26:45] FINRA is a self-regulatory organization created 2007 paid for by Wall Street

[28:43] Demystifying the system for the average investor

[29:59[ Index funds have their problems too

[32:08] Why real estate is a better investment than money market

[36:11] Institutional Shareholder Services is the real Wall Street watchdog

[38:53] Contact Bobby and get the

It’s a great time to be alive. Technology allows us to communicate and collaborate with a country and it’s people, anytime day or night. We can use air-conditioning to deep freeze conference rooms and take jumbo jets to Dubai for amazing educational seminars. Our guest, Jane Root has transformed major networks with what she calls clever pleasure. She searches out engaging true stories and backs them up with interesting facts to inform and entertain us. Her latest project The 2000s: A New Reality is available on National Geographic and Youtube.

Key Takeaways:

Jason’s Editorial:

[1:25] Predicting the future and investing for cashflow

[2:51] Yogi Berra quote

[3:24] A VIP dinner before our Meet the Masters

[5:04] The smartphone is intelligent more intelligent than NASA in 1969

[6:44] Middle-class plummets to less than 50% in the U.S.

[16:02] Tony Robbin’s air-conditioning abuse

[20:36] Tony Robbins powerful event therapy

[22:32] The Venture Alliance trip in Dubai

[23:26] Proximity is power

Jane Root Guest Interview:

[25:43] The 2000’s show us the world is a strange place

[27:42] The 80’s monetized and the 90’s economized

[33:04] Napster led the way for the iPod

[35:19] Some real stories from the 2000’s are comedies

[36:51] Enron was a big production to disguise what was really happening

[38:26] Technology came alive in the 2000’s

[40:04] Trends came together with collaboration

[42:32] Fun facts about the 2000’s you may not have known

[43:47] Contact information for Jane

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