Creating Wealth Real Estate Investing with Jason Hartman

Jason Hartman and Adam start today's show looking at some Zillow stats relating to median home prices and what the average American can actually afford.

Then Jason talks with Jennifer Hsieh, VP of Homes and Villas at Marriott International, about how Marriott is working with short-term rental property owners to become a big player. Jennifer explains why she doesn't feel the short-term market is over supplied and whether this is all just a fad.

Key Takeaways:

[2:50] Self-managing isn't as difficult as you may believe, which can be aided by Jason's new Empowered Investor Community

[6:47] Median home price today is around $227,000 according to Zillow

[10:36] Median household income compared to median home prices is creating affordability issues

[15:59] What to do as an investor if home ownership rates decline, rents start rising and GDP slows

Jennifer Hsieh Interview:

[21:54] Big players have been entering the short-term rental market for a while

[24:05] How does entering your property into the Marriott branded pool work?

[26:30] The target demographic

[30:14] How do companies like Marriott take care of customers when it comes to short-term rentals?

[32:40] What happens to the short-term rental market when the economy turns

Website:

www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

www.HomesAndVillasByMarriott.com

Jason Hartman does another client case study with Lisa, and today is all about metrics. Lisa has seen the Pro Formas available on Jason's website but wants to know which lines are the most important to be looking at when evaluating a property. Then Jason and Lisa move on to self-management and some ways to find a handy man that are outside the norm. Plus, don't forget to celebrate Financial Freedom month throughout July!

Key Takeaways:

[3:31] The 3-5 things Jason looks at first in the Pro Forma

[9:22] The very first thing you need to do when looking at any Pro Forma is checking the assumptions

[12:44] Don't forget to watch and re-watch the 27 minute video that goes over the Pro Forma line by line

[13:42] How Lisa used Lowe's to find a handy man

[17:37] Why Jason's so excited about his new Empowered Investing Network

[19:25] What to do for Financial Freedom month (coming this July)

Website:

www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

Quick Start Podcast

Jason Hartman does another client case study with Lisa, and today is all about metrics. Lisa has seen the Pro Formas available on Jason's website but wants to know which lines are the most important to be looking at when evaluating a property. Then Jason and Lisa move on to self-management and some ways to find a handy man that are outside the norm. Plus, don't forget to celebrate Financial Freedom month throughout July!

Key Takeaways:

[3:31] The 3-5 things Jason looks at first in the Pro Forma

[9:22] The very first thing you need to do when looking at any Pro Forma is checking the assumptions

[12:44] Don't forget to watch and re-watch the 27 minute video that goes over the Pro Forma line by line

[13:42] How Lisa used Lowe's to find a handy man

[17:37] Why Jason's so excited about his new Empowered Investing Network

[19:25] What to do for Financial Freedom month (coming this July)

Website:

www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

Quick Start Podcast

Jason Hartman does another client case study with Lisa, and today is all about metrics. Lisa has seen the Pro Formas available on Jason's website but wants to know which lines are the most important to be looking at when evaluating a property. Then Jason and Lisa move on to self-management and some ways to find a handy man that are outside the norm. Plus, don't forget to celebrate Financial Freedom month throughout July!

Key Takeaways:

[3:31] The 3-5 things Jason looks at first in the Pro Forma

[9:22] The very first thing you need to do when looking at any Pro Forma is checking the assumptions

[12:44] Don't forget to watch and re-watch the 27 minute video that goes over the Pro Forma line by line

[13:42] How Lisa used Lowe's to find a handy man

[17:37] Why Jason's so excited about his new Empowered Investing Network

[19:25] What to do for Financial Freedom month (coming this July)

Website:

www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

Quick Start Podcast

Jason Hartman talks with Andrew Rybczynski, Senior Consultant at CoStar Portfolio Strategy, about what is happening on the construction side of both single family and multifamily properties. The tight labor market is causing unit completion to slow significantly, but there are a massive number of units being started. The two look at the impact of more millennials living at home on the shadow demand for apartments and whether renter demographics are still looking good.

Key Takeaways:

[3:22] We're seeing a lot of construction all around the country, what's the supply/demand outlook?

[7:02] How much are construction costs going up?

[11:02] We're not building single family homes as much as we used to

[13:45] About 32% of adults 18-34 are living with their parents

[16:57] Looking at the spread between an apartment cap rate and a triple B bond

[20:52] How Andrew views renter demographics over the next 10 years

Website:

www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

www.CoStar.com

Jason Hartman talks with Andrew Rybczynski, Senior Consultant at CoStar Portfolio Strategy, about what is happening on the construction side of both single family and multifamily properties. The tight labor market is causing unit completion to slow significantly, but there are a massive number of units being started. The two look at the impact of more millennials living at home on the shadow demand for apartments and whether renter demographics are still looking good.

Key Takeaways:

[3:22] We're seeing a lot of construction all around the country, what's the supply/demand outlook?

[7:02] How much are construction costs going up?

[11:02] We're not building single family homes as much as we used to

[13:45] About 32% of adults 18-34 are living with their parents

[16:57] Looking at the spread between an apartment cap rate and a triple B bond

[20:52] How Andrew views renter demographics over the next 10 years

Website:

www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

www.CoStar.com

Jason Hartman talks with Andrew Rybczynski, Senior Consultant at CoStar Portfolio Strategy, about what is happening on the construction side of both single family and multifamily properties. The tight labor market is causing unit completion to slow significantly, but there are a massive number of units being started. The two look at the impact of more millennials living at home on the shadow demand for apartments and whether renter demographics are still looking good.

Key Takeaways:

[3:22] We're seeing a lot of construction all around the country, what's the supply/demand outlook?

[7:02] How much are construction costs going up?

[11:02] We're not building single family homes as much as we used to

[13:45] About 32% of adults 18-34 are living with their parents

[16:57] Looking at the spread between an apartment cap rate and a triple B bond

[20:52] How Andrew views renter demographics over the next 10 years

Website:

www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

www.CoStar.com

Jason Hartman and Adam join forces in today's episode to discuss some of the recent economic stats the National Association of Realtors released and why they're important for real estate investors. Adam also has a talk with one of the network's lenders about current mortgage rates, and then the two tackle listener Robert's question about real estate investing during a deflationary period (when Inflation Induced Debt Destruction doesn't factor in).

Key Takeaways:

[4:00] Foreclosures are down, which is both good and bad news for us as investors

[7:36] The 2 ways of determining pending home sales

[11:31] June mortgage update

[16:29] Listener question from Robert about deflation concerns

[20:47] How real estate rents fared during the 30s and 40s in single family and apartments

[24:05] In the past 54 years the number of cost burdened renters has doubled because wages aren't keeping up with rent growth

[30:44] Just because deflation happens doesn't automatically mean your rents are going to go down

Website:

www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

www.JasonHartman.com/Ask

PropertyCast

How Have Rents Changed Since 1960?

Jason Hartman and Adam join forces in today's episode to discuss some of the recent economic stats the National Association of Realtors released and why they're important for real estate investors. Adam also has a talk with one of the network's lenders about current mortgage rates, and then the two tackle listener Robert's question about real estate investing during a deflationary period (when Inflation Induced Debt Destruction doesn't factor in).

Key Takeaways:

[4:00] Foreclosures are down, which is both good and bad news for us as investors

[7:36] The 2 ways of determining pending home sales

[11:31] June mortgage update

[16:29] Listener question from Robert about deflation concerns

[20:47] How real estate rents fared during the 30s and 40s in single family and apartments

[24:05] In the past 54 years the number of cost burdened renters has doubled because wages aren't keeping up with rent growth

[30:44] Just because deflation happens doesn't automatically mean your rents are going to go down

Website:

www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

www.JasonHartman.com/Ask

PropertyCast

How Have Rents Changed Since 1960?

Jason Hartman and Adam join forces in today's episode to discuss some of the recent economic stats the National Association of Realtors released and why they're important for real estate investors. Adam also has a talk with one of the network's lenders about current mortgage rates, and then the two tackle listener Robert's question about real estate investing during a deflationary period (when Inflation Induced Debt Destruction doesn't factor in).

Key Takeaways:

[4:00] Foreclosures are down, which is both good and bad news for us as investors

[7:36] The 2 ways of determining pending home sales

[11:31] June mortgage update

[16:29] Listener question from Robert about deflation concerns

[20:47] How real estate rents fared during the 30s and 40s in single family and apartments

[24:05] In the past 54 years the number of cost burdened renters has doubled because wages aren't keeping up with rent growth

[30:44] Just because deflation happens doesn't automatically mean your rents are going to go down

Website:

www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

www.JasonHartman.com/Ask

PropertyCast

How Have Rents Changed Since 1960?