Creating Wealth Real Estate Investing with Jason Hartman

Today's show begins with Jason Hartman and Adam discussing how investors are taking a big risk (and breaking Commandment #5 in the process) if they take part in buying the stock for a company that's never turned a profit.

Then Jason welcomes Lisa Tomita, a client with 4 properties who has recently decided to self-manage two of her properties. Jason and Lisa discuss the ups and downs of investing and how self-managing has turned Lisa into a more empowered investor ready to deal with all the bumps along the way as she moves closer to her financial independence.

Key Takeaways:

[3:34] Lyft is going public, but it may not be a good idea to buy in to the company

[7:57] If you're going to buy stocks, at least buy dividend stocks

Lisa Tomita Client Case Study:

[15:04] Lisa's tenant saved her $200 because of the relationship they've developed

[19:53] Lisa recently quit her job so she could focus full time on real estate

[23:58] Self-managing has made Lisa feel more empowered and learned

[28:23] One of Lisa's deals that hasn't gone well broke 4 of Jason's 10 commandments

[34:58] Income property is so durable it's like the self-healing asset

Website:

www.JasonHartman.com/Masters

Today's Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 364, originally published in March 2014.

Join Jason Hartman as he discusses cash flow, real appreciation and geographic diversification as it applies to his, not Albert Einstein's, theory of real estate relativity. You'll hear a valuable comparison of a typical Santa Ana, California property with a Birmingham, Alabama and an Atlanta, Georgia property. How do they stack up? Jason will lead you through an in-depth look at rent-to-value ratios (RV Ratio), historical appreciation rates of linear and cyclical markets, as well as hybrid linear/cyclical markets. This comparison may surprise you in several ways. What's better A $455,000 house that rents for $2,500 per month to six people? Or several $52,000 houses that rent for $700 per month? The same concept can be applied to large multi family apartment complexes and across every geographic market or metropolitan statistical area (MSA).

Next up, Jason talks to one of his lenders about reverse mortgages, a growing trend with broader implications on the real estate market and the economy as a whole.

Website:

www.JasonHartman.com/Masters

Today's Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 364, originally published in March 2014.

Join Jason Hartman as he discusses cash flow, real appreciation and geographic diversification as it applies to his, not Albert Einstein's, theory of real estate relativity. You'll hear a valuable comparison of a typical Santa Ana, California property with a Birmingham, Alabama and an Atlanta, Georgia property. How do they stack up? Jason will lead you through an in-depth look at rent-to-value ratios (RV Ratio), historical appreciation rates of linear and cyclical markets, as well as hybrid linear/cyclical markets. This comparison may surprise you in several ways. What's better A $455,000 house that rents for $2,500 per month to six people? Or several $52,000 houses that rent for $700 per month? The same concept can be applied to large multi family apartment complexes and across every geographic market or metropolitan statistical area (MSA). 

Next up, Jason talks to one of his lenders about reverse mortgages, a growing trend with broader implications on the real estate market and the economy as a whole.

Website:

www.JasonHartman.com/Masters

Today's Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 364, originally published in March 2014.

Join Jason Hartman as he discusses cash flow, real appreciation and geographic diversification as it applies to his, not Albert Einstein's, theory of real estate relativity. You'll hear a valuable comparison of a typical Santa Ana, California property with a Birmingham, Alabama and an Atlanta, Georgia property. How do they stack up? Jason will lead you through an in-depth look at rent-to-value ratios (RV Ratio), historical appreciation rates of linear and cyclical markets, as well as hybrid linear/cyclical markets. This comparison may surprise you in several ways. What's better A $455,000 house that rents for $2,500 per month to six people? Or several $52,000 houses that rent for $700 per month? The same concept can be applied to large multi family apartment complexes and across every geographic market or metropolitan statistical area (MSA). 

Next up, Jason talks to one of his lenders about reverse mortgages, a growing trend with broader implications on the real estate market and the economy as a whole.

Website:

www.JasonHartman.com/Masters

Jason Hartman begins today's show in disbelief at some of the "news" articles he's been seeing lately about the best performing asset classes in 2018. The claims that cash was king are being shouted near and far, but there's a distinct problem with how real estate was measured that makes their whole metric false.

Then Jason talks with Brian R Alexander, author of the new book Glass House: The 1% Economy and the Shattering of the All-American Town, about the state of today's world and the impact Wall Street investing has had on us. There has been a steady decline in community and a massive disconnect between the uber-wealthy and the average American. Listen in as Jason and Brian talk about the root causes of the problem and ways we can combat them.

And don't forget, Monday is the ABSOLUTE LAST DAY FOR THE HOTEL ROOM BLOCK for Meet the Masters, so book your room now if you haven't.

Key Takeaways:

[2:53] "What comes around goes around" but it can take a long times sometimes

[5:14] NASDAQ.com is claiming the best performing asset class in 2018 was cash

[8:54] Appreciation in cyclical markets is the only metric many outlets use for determining ROI for real estate

Brian Alexander Interview:

[14:15] The premise of the 1% economy

[16:23] What is "Green Mailing"?

[20:58] The demise of community in our lives today

[25:22] There's a massive disconnect between the elite insider Wall Street class and the common investor

[29:45] The actions of companies and uber-wealthy investors is hurting the mental psyche of every day Americans

[32:39] Capital formation in the US is very much a winner-take-all proposition

Website:

www.JasonHartman.com/Masters

www.PropertyTracker.com

www.GlassHouseBook.com

www.BrianRAlexander.com

Jason Hartman begins today's show in disbelief at some of the "news" articles he's been seeing lately about the best performing asset classes in 2018. The claims that cash was king are being shouted near and far, but there's a distinct problem with how real estate was measured that makes their whole metric false.

Then Jason talks with Brian R Alexander, author of the new book Glass House: The 1% Economy and the Shattering of the All-American Town, about the state of today's world and the impact Wall Street investing has had on us. There has been a steady decline in community and a massive disconnect between the uber-wealthy and the average American. Listen in as Jason and Brian talk about the root causes of the problem and ways we can combat them.

And don't forget, Monday is the ABSOLUTE LAST DAY FOR THE HOTEL ROOM BLOCK for Meet the Masters, so book your room now if you haven't.

Key Takeaways:

[2:53] "What comes around goes around" but it can take a long times sometimes

[5:14] NASDAQ.com is claiming the best performing asset class in 2018 was cash

[8:54] Appreciation in cyclical markets is the only metric many outlets use for determining ROI for real estate

Brian Alexander Interview:

[14:15] The premise of the 1% economy

[16:23] What is "Green Mailing"?

[20:58] The demise of community in our lives today

[25:22] There's a massive disconnect between the elite insider Wall Street class and the common investor

[29:45] The actions of companies and uber-wealthy investors is hurting the mental psyche of every day Americans

[32:39] Capital formation in the US is very much a winner-take-all proposition

Website:

www.JasonHartman.com/Masters

www.PropertyTracker.com

www.GlassHouseBook.com

www.BrianRAlexander.com

Jason Hartman begins today's show in disbelief at some of the "news" articles he's been seeing lately about the best performing asset classes in 2018. The claims that cash was king are being shouted near and far, but there's a distinct problem with how real estate was measured that makes their whole metric false.

Then Jason talks with Brian R Alexander, author of the new book Glass House: The 1% Economy and the Shattering of the All-American Town, about the state of today's world and the impact Wall Street investing has had on us. There has been a steady decline in community and a massive disconnect between the uber-wealthy and the average American. Listen in as Jason and Brian talk about the root causes of the problem and ways we can combat them.

And don't forget, Monday is the ABSOLUTE LAST DAY FOR THE HOTEL ROOM BLOCK for Meet the Masters, so book your room now if you haven't.

Key Takeaways:

[2:53] "What comes around goes around" but it can take a long times sometimes

[5:14] NASDAQ.com is claiming the best performing asset class in 2018 was cash

[8:54] Appreciation in cyclical markets is the only metric many outlets use for determining ROI for real estate

Brian Alexander Interview:

[14:15] The premise of the 1% economy

[16:23] What is "Green Mailing"?

[20:58] The demise of community in our lives today

[25:22] There's a massive disconnect between the elite insider Wall Street class and the common investor

[29:45] The actions of companies and uber-wealthy investors is hurting the mental psyche of every day Americans

[32:39] Capital formation in the US is very much a winner-take-all proposition

Website:

www.JasonHartman.com/Masters

www.PropertyTracker.com

www.GlassHouseBook.com

www.BrianRAlexander.com

Jason Hartman and video director Chad use the intro of today's episode to go over some of the comments made by viewers of Jason's YouTube videos, as well as announcing who the winner is for the contest.

Then Jason speaks with Matthew Sullivan, founder & CEO of Quantm Real Estate, about how his company is using blockchain and tokens to help homeowners pull equity out of their homes (whether owner occupied or investments). Matthew uses a few case studies to explain how much money you could extra, what you would owe his company, and how the secondary market works for the equity stake his company receives.

Key Takeaways:

[3:39] Jeffrey's comment on "Home builders made a big mistake"

[7:46] Abdula was amazed by "How to Maintain Control of Your Investments" about how many people take a cut before you get paid when you don't have direct control

[11:39] The winner of the YouTube challenge!

Matthew Sullivan Interview:

[18:22] Matthew's company allows you to get equity out of your house without taking out another loan with a bank by buying some of the future value of your house

[21:19] Case study: How much can you pull out if you were to have a $100,000 house with a $50,000 mortgage?

[27:35] Why Quantum Real Estate goes through the hassle of creating a REIT and tokenizing them equity share

[32:17] The effective "interest rate" for homeowners who realize their equity

[36:27] Quantum Real Estate revalues their portfolio every 3 months so the secondary market can trade

Website:

www.JasonHartman.com/Masters

www.QuantmRE.com

www.JasonHartman.com/Ask

Jason Hartman and video director Chad use the intro of today's episode to go over some of the comments made by viewers of Jason's YouTube videos, as well as announcing who the winner is for the contest.

Then Jason speaks with Matthew Sullivan, founder & CEO of Quantm Real Estate, about how his company is using blockchain and tokens to help homeowners pull equity out of their homes (whether owner occupied or investments). Matthew uses a few case studies to explain how much money you could extra, what you would owe his company, and how the secondary market works for the equity stake his company receives.

Key Takeaways:

[3:39] Jeffrey's comment on "Home builders made a big mistake"

[7:46] Abdula was amazed by "How to Maintain Control of Your Investments" about how many people take a cut before you get paid when you don't have direct control

[11:39] The winner of the YouTube challenge!

Matthew Sullivan Interview:

[18:22] Matthew's company allows you to get equity out of your house without taking out another loan with a bank by buying some of the future value of your house

[21:19] Case study: How much can you pull out if you were to have a $100,000 house with a $50,000 mortgage?

[27:35] Why Quantum Real Estate goes through the hassle of creating a REIT and tokenizing them equity share

[32:17] The effective "interest rate" for homeowners who realize their equity

[36:27] Quantum Real Estate revalues their portfolio every 3 months so the secondary market can trade

Website:

www.JasonHartman.com/Masters

www.QuantmRE.com

www.JasonHartman.com/Ask

Jason Hartman and video director Chad use the intro of today's episode to go over some of the comments made by viewers of Jason's YouTube videos, as well as announcing who the winner is for the contest.

Then Jason speaks with Matthew Sullivan, founder & CEO of Quantm Real Estate, about how his company is using blockchain and tokens to help homeowners pull equity out of their homes (whether owner occupied or investments). Matthew uses a few case studies to explain how much money you could extra, what you would owe his company, and how the secondary market works for the equity stake his company receives.

Key Takeaways:

[3:39] Jeffrey's comment on "Home builders made a big mistake"

[7:46] Abdula was amazed by "How to Maintain Control of Your Investments" about how many people take a cut before you get paid when you don't have direct control

[11:39] The winner of the YouTube challenge!

Matthew Sullivan Interview:

[18:22] Matthew's company allows you to get equity out of your house without taking out another loan with a bank by buying some of the future value of your house

[21:19] Case study: How much can you pull out if you were to have a $100,000 house with a $50,000 mortgage?

[27:35] Why Quantum Real Estate goes through the hassle of creating a REIT and tokenizing them equity share

[32:17] The effective "interest rate" for homeowners who realize their equity

[36:27] Quantum Real Estate revalues their portfolio every 3 months so the secondary market can trade

Website:

www.JasonHartman.com/Masters

www.QuantmRE.com

www.JasonHartman.com/Ask