Creating Wealth Real Estate Investing with Jason Hartman

Visualization is an immensely powerful thing. What the mind can conceive and believe, the mind can achieve.

Because of the power of visualization, Jason went and found an expert who can help real estate investors get in the right mindset and, hopefully, set you on a path to an even better portfolio and life.

Today is the 8th installment of our guided visualization journey.

Website:

www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

Visualization is an immensely powerful thing. What the mind can conceive and believe, the mind can achieve.

Because of the power of visualization, Jason went and found an expert who can help real estate investors get in the right mindset and, hopefully, set you on a path to an even better portfolio and life.

Today is the 8th installment of our guided visualization journey.

Website:

www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

Visualization is an immensely powerful thing. What the mind can conceive and believe, the mind can achieve.

Because of the power of visualization, Jason went and found an expert who can help real estate investors get in the right mindset and, hopefully, set you on a path to an even better portfolio and life.

Today is the 8th installment of our guided visualization journey.

Website:

www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

Today's Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 938, originally published in January 2018.

Jason Hartman kicks off the episode talking with someone who's about to set a new standard at the Meet the Masters conference this weekend. Journey Captured, a Journey tribute band, will be performing Saturday night at the first ever Meet the Masters Concert. Jason talks with Bass player Giorgio Tupanjanin about his musical training, why he plays Journey, and what to expect at the concert.

Then Jason finishes his client case study with Sue & Gary Pinkerton. This time Sue offers some tips on self-management, the frustratingly fragmented (yet helpful) nature of real estate investing, and why you can't consider anything a passive investment.

Key Takeaways:

[1:59] A Journey tribute band will be playing at Meet the Masters

[3:50] Why Journey for a tribute band?

[6:28] Is jazz music one of the most technical styles out there?

[9:51] How Journey found their current lead singer

Pinkerton Case Study:

[15:16] Sue's tips on self-management

[18:52] The fragmented nature of single family real estate investing is frustrating

[22:13] There is NO SUCH THING as a passive investment

Websites:

www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

Today's Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 938, originally published in January 2018.

Jason Hartman kicks off the episode talking with someone who's about to set a new standard at the Meet the Masters conference this weekend. Journey Captured, a Journey tribute band, will be performing Saturday night at the first ever Meet the Masters Concert. Jason talks with Bass player Giorgio Tupanjanin about his musical training, why he plays Journey, and what to expect at the concert.

Then Jason finishes his client case study with Sue & Gary Pinkerton. This time Sue offers some tips on self-management, the frustratingly fragmented (yet helpful) nature of real estate investing, and why you can't consider anything a passive investment.

Key Takeaways:

[1:59] A Journey tribute band will be playing at Meet the Masters

[3:50] Why Journey for a tribute band?

[6:28] Is jazz music one of the most technical styles out there?

[9:51] How Journey found their current lead singer

Pinkerton Case Study:

[15:16] Sue's tips on self-management

[18:52] The fragmented nature of single family real estate investing is frustrating

[22:13] There is NO SUCH THING as a passive investment

Websites:

www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

Today's Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 938, originally published in January 2018.

Jason Hartman kicks off the episode talking with someone who's about to set a new standard at the Meet the Masters conference this weekend. Journey Captured, a Journey tribute band, will be performing Saturday night at the first ever Meet the Masters Concert. Jason talks with Bass player Giorgio Tupanjanin about his musical training, why he plays Journey, and what to expect at the concert.

Then Jason finishes his client case study with Sue & Gary Pinkerton. This time Sue offers some tips on self-management, the frustratingly fragmented (yet helpful) nature of real estate investing, and why you can't consider anything a passive investment.

Key Takeaways:

[1:59] A Journey tribute band will be playing at Meet the Masters

[3:50] Why Journey for a tribute band?

[6:28] Is jazz music one of the most technical styles out there?

[9:51] How Journey found their current lead singer

Pinkerton Case Study:

[15:16] Sue's tips on self-management

[18:52] The fragmented nature of single family real estate investing is frustrating

[22:13] There is NO SUCH THING as a passive investment

Websites:

www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

Jason Hartman and Doug get together today to discuss some of the statements that Warren Buffett has made in regards to investing in real estate. Specifically they examine his interview about his $150,000 home purchase that turned into an $11,000,000 property and his thought of how he wished there was a way to buy and manage thousands of single family homes.

Key Takeaways:

[4:29] The power of the 30 year mortgage, explained by Warren Buffett

[9:10] Your returns when you lever equity can be really good, but when a tenant is paying your mortgage then it's even better

[14:33] Don't miss the market because you're waiting for a dip

[19:48] Time heals wounds, especially in real estate

Website:

www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

Jason Hartman and Doug get together today to discuss some of the statements that Warren Buffett has made in regards to investing in real estate. Specifically they examine his interview about his $150,000 home purchase that turned into an $11,000,000 property and his thought of how he wished there was a way to buy and manage thousands of single family homes.

Key Takeaways:

[4:29] The power of the 30 year mortgage, explained by Warren Buffett

[9:10] Your returns when you lever equity can be really good, but when a tenant is paying your mortgage then it's even better

[14:33] Don't miss the market because you're waiting for a dip

[19:48] Time heals wounds, especially in real estate

Website:

www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

Jason Hartman and Doug get together today to discuss some of the statements that Warren Buffett has made in regards to investing in real estate. Specifically they examine his interview about his $150,000 home purchase that turned into an $11,000,000 property and his thought of how he wished there was a way to buy and manage thousands of single family homes.

Key Takeaways:

[4:29] The power of the 30 year mortgage, explained by Warren Buffett

[9:10] Your returns when you lever equity can be really good, but when a tenant is paying your mortgage then it's even better

[14:33] Don't miss the market because you're waiting for a dip

[19:48] Time heals wounds, especially in real estate

Website:

www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

Jason Hartman starts today's show celebrating the Department of Justice's decision to start investigating the big tech companies business practices, something he's wanted them to do for a long time now.

Then Jason talks with Democratic Presidential Candidate Andrew Yang about some of his policy proposals, including the huge idea of Universal Basic Income, the erradication of income tax and the implementation of a VAT.

Key Takeaways:

[2:10] Jason is excited that the DOJ is finally investigating the big tech companies

Andrew Yang Interview:

[6:11] How Universal Basic Income is different than the welfare state and why libertarians would support it

[9:43] Would income taxes go away if Andrew's VAT goes into effect?

[14:28] Andrew supports UBI because automation is taking away so many jobs

[19:12] The war on normal people

[25:38] How the UBI will offset any deficit it creates

Website:

www.Yang2020.com