Creating Wealth Real Estate Investing with Jason Hartman

Jason Hartman and Adam join forces today to discuss a big development in the mortgage market. Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac conforming loan limits are being increased again, this time to over $510,000, which will have substantial impacts on the housing market overall.

Later, Adam talks with one of the network lenders about where interest rates are today and what a weakening economy in 2020 might put them in a few months.

Key Takeaways:

[2:11] Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are increasing the conforming loan size to over $510,000

[7:03] Conforming loan limit increases generally lead to home price inflation

[10:54] The higher loan limit might impact hybrid markets more than cyclical

[14:57] Insights from Voxer messages left by listeners

[18:33] Technology is increasing the value of our properties

Adam Mortgage Minutes:

[24:57] Current rates for a $100,000 property with 20 or 25% down

[28:22] How might rates react if we see weakening in the economy that some are predicting in 2020?

[30:08] Mortgage starts don't seem to be slowing down for investors

Website:

www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

Jason Hartman and Adam join forces today to discuss a big development in the mortgage market. Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac conforming loan limits are being increased again, this time to over $510,000, which will have substantial impacts on the housing market overall.

Later, Adam talks with one of the network lenders about where interest rates are today and what a weakening economy in 2020 might put them in a few months.

Key Takeaways:

[2:11] Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are increasing the conforming loan size to over $510,000

[7:03] Conforming loan limit increases generally lead to home price inflation

[10:54] The higher loan limit might impact hybrid markets more than cyclical

[14:57] Insights from Voxer messages left by listeners

[18:33] Technology is increasing the value of our properties

Adam Mortgage Minutes:

[24:57] Current rates for a $100,000 property with 20 or 25% down

[28:22] How might rates react if we see weakening in the economy that some are predicting in 2020?

[30:08] Mortgage starts don't seem to be slowing down for investors

Website:

www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

Jason Hartman and Adam join forces today to discuss a big development in the mortgage market. Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac conforming loan limits are being increased again, this time to over $510,000, which will have substantial impacts on the housing market overall.

Later, Adam talks with one of the network lenders about where interest rates are today and what a weakening economy in 2020 might put them in a few months.

Key Takeaways:

[2:11] Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are increasing the conforming loan size to over $510,000

[7:03] Conforming loan limit increases generally lead to home price inflation

[10:54] The higher loan limit might impact hybrid markets more than cyclical

[14:57] Insights from Voxer messages left by listeners

[18:33] Technology is increasing the value of our properties

Adam Mortgage Minutes:

[24:57] Current rates for a $100,000 property with 20 or 25% down

[28:22] How might rates react if we see weakening in the economy that some are predicting in 2020?

[30:08] Mortgage starts don't seem to be slowing down for investors

Website:

www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

Jason Hartman has another client case study, this time with 26 year old Jaden Zubal, an associate wealth strategist at Paradigm Life. Jaden started attending events when he was 22 or 23 and recently got into the real estate game by purchasing properties in Jacksonville, FL and Memphis, TN.

Jason and Jaden discuss how Jaden decided that new construction was the way for him, what market he likes for his next as he diversifies geographically, and how the 10 Commandments of Real Estate Investing have helped him along the way.

Plus, check out the link below and you can get a free audio and digital copy of Heads I Win, Tails You Lose by Pat Donohoe, as well as a complimentary consultation with Jaden.

Key Takeaways:

[2:45] Good news for Texas property owners

[4:42] Housing inventory is even worse than we thought

[7:43] The average home listing price in America is $312,000

Jaden Zubal Client Case Study:

[10:31] Jaden attended his first Meet the Masters in her early 20s

[13:33] Which of Jason's commandments Jaden has found most useful in his investing journey

[16:24] The 2 things Jason believes Maslow left out of his hierarchy of needs

[18:50] The first 2 tiers of safely growing your money and keeping it protected

[23:46] Student loan debt is creating a generation of people feeling pessimistic about their financial future, so what's going to come of them?

[26:08] One of the separating elements of Jason's network is the value of the investment counselor

[30:12] What changed Jaden's mindset on new properties vs renovated

Website:

www.ParadigmLife.net/Jaden

[email protected]

www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

Jason Hartman has another client case study, this time with 26 year old Jaden Zubal, an associate wealth strategist at Paradigm Life. Jaden started attending events when he was 22 or 23 and recently got into the real estate game by purchasing properties in Jacksonville, FL and Memphis, TN.

Jason and Jaden discuss how Jaden decided that new construction was the way for him, what market he likes for his next as he diversifies geographically, and how the 10 Commandments of Real Estate Investing have helped him along the way.

Plus, check out the link below and you can get a free audio and digital copy of Heads I Win, Tails You Lose by Pat Donohoe, as well as a complimentary consultation with Jaden.

Key Takeaways:

[2:45] Good news for Texas property owners

[4:42] Housing inventory is even worse than we thought

[7:43] The average home listing price in America is $312,000

Jaden Zubal Client Case Study:

[10:31] Jaden attended his first Meet the Masters in her early 20s

[13:33] Which of Jason's commandments Jaden has found most useful in his investing journey

[16:24] The 2 things Jason believes Maslow left out of his hierarchy of needs

[18:50] The first 2 tiers of safely growing your money and keeping it protected

[23:46] Student loan debt is creating a generation of people feeling pessimistic about their financial future, so what's going to come of them?

[26:08] One of the separating elements of Jason's network is the value of the investment counselor

[30:12] What changed Jaden's mindset on new properties vs renovated

Website:

www.ParadigmLife.net/Jaden

[email protected]

www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

Jason Hartman has another client case study, this time with 26 year old Jaden Zubal, an associate wealth strategist at Paradigm Life. Jaden started attending events when he was 22 or 23 and recently got into the real estate game by purchasing properties in Jacksonville, FL and Memphis, TN.

Jason and Jaden discuss how Jaden decided that new construction was the way for him, what market he likes for his next as he diversifies geographically, and how the 10 Commandments of Real Estate Investing have helped him along the way.

Plus, check out the link below and you can get a free audio and digital copy of Heads I Win, Tails You Lose by Pat Donohoe, as well as a complimentary consultation with Jaden.

Key Takeaways:

[2:45] Good news for Texas property owners

[4:42] Housing inventory is even worse than we thought

[7:43] The average home listing price in America is $312,000

Jaden Zubal Client Case Study:

[10:31] Jaden attended his first Meet the Masters in her early 20s

[13:33] Which of Jason's commandments Jaden has found most useful in his investing journey

[16:24] The 2 things Jason believes Maslow left out of his hierarchy of needs

[18:50] The first 2 tiers of safely growing your money and keeping it protected

[23:46] Student loan debt is creating a generation of people feeling pessimistic about their financial future, so what's going to come of them?

[26:08] One of the separating elements of Jason's network is the value of the investment counselor

[30:12] What changed Jaden's mindset on new properties vs renovated

Website:

www.ParadigmLife.net/Jaden

[email protected]

www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

Jason Hartman and Investment Counselor Doug takes today's episode to discuss what's going on with the average FICO score across generations. The average FICO score is not something that Americans can be proud of, but it provides some serious advantages to real estate investors.

Then Jason and Doug highlight several Florida properties that are able to cash flow with new construction, which is something that is getting harder and harder to do in today's environment. Florida is becoming a bigger draw to those running away from high tax states, which is driving their real estate market.

Key Takeaways:

[2:55] FICO scores are low across all generations

[6:18] You want a good credit score, not a perfect credit score

[10:40] Real estate takes about 8% in transaction costs

[16:05] Doug spotlights a Florida property

[19:43] Blogcast: How does inflation devour debt?

[23:39] Migration of residents will cause a shift in ownership in the old areas

[26:47] Real estate markets tend to expand and contract from the top

Website:

www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

Jason Hartman and Investment Counselor Doug takes today's episode to discuss what's going on with the average FICO score across generations. The average FICO score is not something that Americans can be proud of, but it provides some serious advantages to real estate investors.

Then Jason and Doug highlight several Florida properties that are able to cash flow with new construction, which is something that is getting harder and harder to do in today's environment. Florida is becoming a bigger draw to those running away from high tax states, which is driving their real estate market.

Key Takeaways:

[2:55] FICO scores are low across all generations

[6:18] You want a good credit score, not a perfect credit score

[10:40] Real estate takes about 8% in transaction costs

[16:05] Doug spotlights a Florida property

[19:43] Blogcast: How does inflation devour debt?

[23:39] Migration of residents will cause a shift in ownership in the old areas

[26:47] Real estate markets tend to expand and contract from the top

Website:

www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

Jason Hartman and Investment Counselor Doug takes today's episode to discuss what's going on with the average FICO score across generations. The average FICO score is not something that Americans can be proud of, but it provides some serious advantages to real estate investors.

Then Jason and Doug highlight several Florida properties that are able to cash flow with new construction, which is something that is getting harder and harder to do in today's environment. Florida is becoming a bigger draw to those running away from high tax states, which is driving their real estate market.

Key Takeaways:

[2:55] FICO scores are low across all generations

[6:18] You want a good credit score, not a perfect credit score

[10:40] Real estate takes about 8% in transaction costs

[16:05] Doug spotlights a Florida property

[19:43] Blogcast: How does inflation devour debt?

[23:39] Migration of residents will cause a shift in ownership in the old areas

[26:47] Real estate markets tend to expand and contract from the top

Website:

www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

Today's Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 243, originally published in February 2012.

Jason Hartman interviews author, former Wall Street senior banker, and best-selling investigative journalist, William (Bill) D. Cohan on the events that led up to the current economic crisis. Bill explains the choices that the big firms, such as Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, etc, made regarding what type of institution they were going to be, the path of these firms that led up to the current crisis, and how they used the bailout money gifted to them. He said it was one big party on Wall Street, during which brokers were to bring in revenue using a lot of whacky products, until everything came crashing down. Huge bonuses were paid out from the revenue collected from unsuspecting clients.

Bill and Jason also discuss the Occupy Wall Street Movement. Bill expressed disappointment in the message of the movement, saying it isn't clear and they need to learn how Wall Street really works so that they can be more effective in bringing about reform. Wall Street has been influencing what goes on in Washington and paying lobbyists and donating to congressional coffers so that they can get the regulations, or lack thereof, that they want, i.e. the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act. Bill talks about how the expansion of Wall Street into Middle Class America was not an accident, using the example of Merrill Lynch being a public company. This ultimately led to broken trust between Wall Street and Main Street, as people have now shied away from risk taking.

To solve the problems, Bill suggests changing the incentive system on Wall Street, in that it can no longer be okay to take huge risks with people's money or get paid big bonuses whether they lose money for the firms or not, as well as going back to having to use their partner's capital to operate. William D. Cohan offers audiences a unique, close-up perspective of the greatest financial crisis since the Great Depression. He combines deep knowledge of the investment banking world with the fine storytelling skills of an award-winning investigative journalist.

Website:

www.WilliamCohan.com