Creating Wealth Real Estate Investing with Jason Hartman

Jason Hartman and Adam start off today's show discussing how rates have allowed more and more people to start refinancing their homes, but also how federal mandates are allowing them to pull less money from their homes. This is having the effect of both putting more money into the economy but also keeping the housing market safer than it was before the Great Recession.

Then, Jason finishes his conversation with Dr. David Kelley, founder of The Atlas Society and current Chief Intellectual Officer for the society, about the degradation of our society where people are viewing minimum wage jobs as careers and the dangers of our entitlement society.

Key Takeaways:

[2:09] There are microscopic creatures that can survive in outer space and some of them ended up on the moon thanks to an Israeli probe

[7:53] Lower rates have made 8.2 million homes available for refinancing

[10:19] A lot of people will be making a lot of money off the increase in refinances, so it's good for our economy

Dr David Kelley, Part 2

[16:26] We have degraded to the point that people are considering minimum wage jobs as careers

[20:41] Entitled mentality is toxic to society

Website:

www.JasonHartman.com/Cruise

www.AtlasSociety.org

Jason Hartman and Adam start off today's show discussing how rates have allowed more and more people to start refinancing their homes, but also how federal mandates are allowing them to pull less money from their homes. This is having the effect of both putting more money into the economy but also keeping the housing market safer than it was before the Great Recession.

Then, Jason finishes his conversation with Dr. David Kelley, founder of The Atlas Society and current Chief Intellectual Officer for the society, about the degradation of our society where people are viewing minimum wage jobs as careers and the dangers of our entitlement society.

Key Takeaways:

[2:09] There are microscopic creatures that can survive in outer space and some of them ended up on the moon thanks to an Israeli probe

[7:53] Lower rates have made 8.2 million homes available for refinancing

[10:19] A lot of people will be making a lot of money off the increase in refinances, so it's good for our economy

Dr David Kelley, Part 2

[16:26] We have degraded to the point that people are considering minimum wage jobs as careers

[20:41] Entitled mentality is toxic to society

Website:

www.JasonHartman.com/Cruise

www.AtlasSociety.org

Jason Hartman and Adam start off today's show discussing how rates have allowed more and more people to start refinancing their homes, but also how federal mandates are allowing them to pull less money from their homes. This is having the effect of both putting more money into the economy but also keeping the housing market safer than it was before the Great Recession.

Then, Jason finishes his conversation with Dr. David Kelley, founder of The Atlas Society and current Chief Intellectual Officer for the society, about the degradation of our society where people are viewing minimum wage jobs as careers and the dangers of our entitlement society.

Key Takeaways:

[2:09] There are microscopic creatures that can survive in outer space and some of them ended up on the moon thanks to an Israeli probe

[7:53] Lower rates have made 8.2 million homes available for refinancing

[10:19] A lot of people will be making a lot of money off the increase in refinances, so it's good for our economy

Dr David Kelley, Part 2

[16:26] We have degraded to the point that people are considering minimum wage jobs as careers

[20:41] Entitled mentality is toxic to society

Website:

www.JasonHartman.com/Cruise

www.AtlasSociety.org

Jason Hartman and Adam start today's show discussing the size of economies across the globe and how some countries (such as Japan) are able to have such large economies with very few natural resources. They also explore a potentially misleading real estate stat.

Then Jason talks with Dr. David Kelley, founder of The Atlas Society and current Chief Intellectual Officer for the society, about the ideals of Ayn Rand and why the economic principles she laid out during her life are still applicable today, but also about how Dr. Kelley has expounded on those thoughts. They also discuss the current entitlement mentality in the United States and what dangers that presents.

Key Takeaways:

[3:05] Not surprisingly, the US and China make up the largest 2 economies in the world, but some of the others are surprising

[7:49] Just because you have natural resources doesn't necessarily make your economy thrive

[13:29] Misleading mortgage delinquency stats

David Kelley Interview, Part 1

[17:12] What is the Atlas Society?

[22:55] Marx's ideals have failed time after time but people keep going back to them. Why?

[25:37] The value of labor vs the value of capital

Website:

www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

www.AtlasSociety.org

Jason Hartman and Adam start today's show discussing the size of economies across the globe and how some countries (such as Japan) are able to have such large economies with very few natural resources. They also explore a potentially misleading real estate stat.

Then Jason talks with Dr. David Kelley, founder of The Atlas Society and current Chief Intellectual Officer for the society, about the ideals of Ayn Rand and why the economic principles she laid out during her life are still applicable today, but also about how Dr. Kelley has expounded on those thoughts. They also discuss the current entitlement mentality in the United States and what dangers that presents.

Key Takeaways:

[3:05] Not surprisingly, the US and China make up the largest 2 economies in the world, but some of the others are surprising

[7:49] Just because you have natural resources doesn't necessarily make your economy thrive

[13:29] Misleading mortgage delinquency stats

David Kelley Interview, Part 1

[17:12] What is the Atlas Society?

[22:55] Marx's ideals have failed time after time but people keep going back to them. Why?

[25:37] The value of labor vs the value of capital

Website:

www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

www.AtlasSociety.org

Jason Hartman and Adam start today's show discussing the size of economies across the globe and how some countries (such as Japan) are able to have such large economies with very few natural resources. They also explore a potentially misleading real estate stat.

Then Jason talks with Dr. David Kelley, founder of The Atlas Society and current Chief Intellectual Officer for the society, about the ideals of Ayn Rand and why the economic principles she laid out during her life are still applicable today, but also about how Dr. Kelley has expounded on those thoughts. They also discuss the current entitlement mentality in the United States and what dangers that presents.

Key Takeaways:

[3:05] Not surprisingly, the US and China make up the largest 2 economies in the world, but some of the others are surprising

[7:49] Just because you have natural resources doesn't necessarily make your economy thrive

[13:29] Misleading mortgage delinquency stats

David Kelley Interview, Part 1

[17:12] What is the Atlas Society?

[22:55] Marx's ideals have failed time after time but people keep going back to them. Why?

[25:37] The value of labor vs the value of capital

Website:

www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

www.AtlasSociety.org

Jason Hartman starts today's show comparing asset class sizes to see if cryptocurrencies really are the biggest bubble out there. It's always important to ask the question: Compared to what?

Then Jason talks with Anita Campbell, founder and publisher of Small Business Trends, about what markets are currently the friendliest to entrepreneurs. Some rankings are surprising and there's a big surprise when it comes to entrepreneurs in rural areas. They also discuss the potential impacts of minimum wage on small business.

Key Takeaways:

[2:14] A misnomer about the real estate market

[7:44] Jason's latest binge-worthy show is educating him about money and making a statement about governments and central banks

[10:06] Comparing asset class sizes

[14:24] Derivatives are the biggest market BY FAR

Anita Campbell Interview:

[18:23] Some of Anita's rankings for best cities for entrepreneurs really suprised her

[21:13] How Anita's company was able to use the US Census to help in the rankings

[24:09] Technology has allowed rural areas to start flourishing as entrepreneurial havens

[26:40] Does having more entrepreneurs in an area make the market more or less stable?

[32:54] How the movement to a $15/hr wage is impacting entrepreneurs

Websites:

www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

www.SmallBizTrends.com

www.DataUSA.io

Jason Hartman starts today's show comparing asset class sizes to see if cryptocurrencies really are the biggest bubble out there. It's always important to ask the question: Compared to what?

Then Jason talks with Anita Campbell, founder and publisher of Small Business Trends, about what markets are currently the friendliest to entrepreneurs. Some rankings are surprising and there's a big surprise when it comes to entrepreneurs in rural areas. They also discuss the potential impacts of minimum wage on small business.

Key Takeaways:

[2:14] A misnomer about the real estate market

[7:44] Jason's latest binge-worthy show is educating him about money and making a statement about governments and central banks

[10:06] Comparing asset class sizes

[14:24] Derivatives are the biggest market BY FAR

Anita Campbell Interview:

[18:23] Some of Anita's rankings for best cities for entrepreneurs really suprised her

[21:13] How Anita's company was able to use the US Census to help in the rankings

[24:09] Technology has allowed rural areas to start flourishing as entrepreneurial havens

[26:40] Does having more entrepreneurs in an area make the market more or less stable?

[32:54] How the movement to a $15/hr wage is impacting entrepreneurs

Websites:

www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

www.SmallBizTrends.com

www.DataUSA.io

Jason Hartman starts today's show comparing asset class sizes to see if cryptocurrencies really are the biggest bubble out there. It's always important to ask the question: Compared to what?

Then Jason talks with Anita Campbell, founder and publisher of Small Business Trends, about what markets are currently the friendliest to entrepreneurs. Some rankings are surprising and there's a big surprise when it comes to entrepreneurs in rural areas. They also discuss the potential impacts of minimum wage on small business.

Key Takeaways:

[2:14] A misnomer about the real estate market

[7:44] Jason's latest binge-worthy show is educating him about money and making a statement about governments and central banks

[10:06] Comparing asset class sizes

[14:24] Derivatives are the biggest market BY FAR

Anita Campbell Interview:

[18:23] Some of Anita's rankings for best cities for entrepreneurs really suprised her

[21:13] How Anita's company was able to use the US Census to help in the rankings

[24:09] Technology has allowed rural areas to start flourishing as entrepreneurial havens

[26:40] Does having more entrepreneurs in an area make the market more or less stable?

[32:54] How the movement to a $15/hr wage is impacting entrepreneurs

Websites:

www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

www.SmallBizTrends.com

www.DataUSA.io

Jason Hartman takes on the mainstream media's coverage of our economic situation by pointing out that Americans have actually seen a larger wage increase than originally believed. Not many publications like to talk about it and even fewer like to credit Trump, but maybe it's time they start doing so.

Then Jason talks with Marc Biron, founder and CEO of Home Diversification Corp, about his product that is intended to help homeowners diversify their market risk in their own home purchase. The product is intended to help protect homeowners from downturns in the housing market in their local zip code by indexing it to the national housing market. Listen in as Marc explains why it would make sense for homeowners and how it works.

Key Takeaways:

[3:44] American wages are rising more than we realized

[8:56] The biggest thing in the media is that they don't say

Marc Biron Interview:

[11:04] How Marc's mortgage product can help diversify market risk

[15:22] Marc claims his product is 42% more stable than the average housing market

[19:38] A sample case of how the product works

[23:07] Home Diversification uses the Zillow statistics for national home price indexing

Website:

www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

www.HomeDiversification.com