Creating Wealth Real Estate Investing with Jason Hartman

Today's Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 698, originally published in July 2016.

Today's guest Shane Sauer is a Co-Founder of RentFax, a company which pairs real estate industry knowledge with technology tools to help investors analyze their income property investment risk. The goal is to find good, stable rental neighborhoods for long-term buy and hold investments. Shane shares the sources of the information RentFax uses to calculate their property scores and what other due diligence is necessary when buying income property.

Key Takeaways:

[2:00] Business Insider Labor Market Article: Millennials grow up, increasing the US birth rate.

[8:39] Property analyzers are not the holy grail of real estate. Technology is only as smart as the input it receives.

[12:18] Phoenix, Arizona is the site of the next Creating Wealth event in September.

Shane Sauer Guest Interview:

[15:03] Rentfax reports scores rental properties on anticipated Risc (rental income stability composite), rent and vacancy rates.

[19:03] Does this software help real estate investors make the best investment decisions?

[24:13] Rentfax partnered with geospatial data experts to filter 100 different data points on potential properties.

[30:29] ROI is not only Return on Investment but also Return on Involvement or Effort to Earn.

[33:23] Using the average tenant's duration as a measurement for vacancy rates.

[39:07] Rentfax doesn't distinguish between Section 8 neighborhoods and Non-Section 8 neighborhoods.

[42:23] Real estate investors should educate themselves and aggregate information before buying.

Mentioned in This Episode:

Jason Hartman

Creating Wealth Episode 693 - Buy-Downs

Hartman Education

Venture Alliance Mastermind

RentFax

RentFax on Facebook

Today's Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 698, originally published in July 2016.

Today’s guest Shane Sauer is a Co-Founder of RentFax, a company which pairs real estate industry knowledge with technology tools to help investors analyze their income property investment risk. The goal is to find good, stable rental neighborhoods for long-term buy and hold investments. Shane shares the sources of the information RentFax uses to calculate their property scores and what other due diligence is necessary when buying income property.

Key Takeaways:

[2:00] Business Insider Labor Market Article: Millennials grow up, increasing the US birth rate.

[8:39] Property analyzers are not the holy grail of real estate. Technology is only as smart as the input it receives.

[12:18] Phoenix, Arizona is the site of the next Creating Wealth event in September.

Shane Sauer Guest Interview:

[15:03] Rentfax reports scores rental properties on anticipated Risc (rental income stability composite), rent and vacancy rates.

[19:03] Does this software help real estate investors make the best investment decisions?

[24:13] Rentfax partnered with geospatial data experts to filter 100 different data points on potential properties.

[30:29] ROI is not only Return on Investment but also Return on Involvement or Effort to Earn.

[33:23] Using the average tenant’s duration as a measurement for vacancy rates.

[39:07] Rentfax doesn’t distinguish between Section 8 neighborhoods and Non-Section 8 neighborhoods.

[42:23] Real estate investors should educate themselves and aggregate information before buying.

Mentioned in This Episode:

Jason Hartman

Creating Wealth Episode 693 - Buy-Downs

Hartman Education

Venture Alliance Mastermind

RentFax

RentFax on Facebook 

Today's Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 698, originally published in July 2016.

Today’s guest Shane Sauer is a Co-Founder of RentFax, a company which pairs real estate industry knowledge with technology tools to help investors analyze their income property investment risk. The goal is to find good, stable rental neighborhoods for long-term buy and hold investments. Shane shares the sources of the information RentFax uses to calculate their property scores and what other due diligence is necessary when buying income property.

Key Takeaways:

[2:00] Business Insider Labor Market Article: Millennials grow up, increasing the US birth rate.

[8:39] Property analyzers are not the holy grail of real estate. Technology is only as smart as the input it receives.

[12:18] Phoenix, Arizona is the site of the next Creating Wealth event in September.

Shane Sauer Guest Interview:

[15:03] Rentfax reports scores rental properties on anticipated Risc (rental income stability composite), rent and vacancy rates.

[19:03] Does this software help real estate investors make the best investment decisions?

[24:13] Rentfax partnered with geospatial data experts to filter 100 different data points on potential properties.

[30:29] ROI is not only Return on Investment but also Return on Involvement or Effort to Earn.

[33:23] Using the average tenant’s duration as a measurement for vacancy rates.

[39:07] Rentfax doesn’t distinguish between Section 8 neighborhoods and Non-Section 8 neighborhoods.

[42:23] Real estate investors should educate themselves and aggregate information before buying.

Mentioned in This Episode:

Jason Hartman

Creating Wealth Episode 693 - Buy-Downs

Hartman Education

Venture Alliance Mastermind

RentFax

RentFax on Facebook 

Jason Hartman begins this episode on a somber note, talking with Phil in Myrtle Beach about the aftermath of Hurricane Florence. Phil discusses what the status of his neighborhood is, the good deeds being done in the area, and how he expects his tight knit community to protect each other in the aftermath.

Then Jason moves to a happier subject, talking with client Diana Dine about her experience investing in real estate. Diana just recently bought her first home and is now up to 5 properties between Jackson and Memphis. She recently went to both cities to meet with the Local Market Specialists and discusses her future plans as she moves toward her financial independence.

Key Takeaways:

[3:14] The power situation in Phil's neighborhood

[8:17] What can people do for the hurricane damaged communities right now?

[11:34] The aftermath of the hurricane is generally worse than the actual hurricane

Client Case Study with Diana

[13:59] Why did Diana get interested in real estate?

[18:00] Diana decided to buy her first property at the 2018 Meet the Masters

[19:20] Diana's experience meeting the Local Market Specialists

[23:49] How many properties Diana thinks she needs to reach financial independence

Website:

www.TritonRelief.org

www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

Profits in Paradise

Jason Hartman's Alexa Flash Briefing

The PropertyCast

Jason Hartman begins this episode on a somber note, talking with Phil in Myrtle Beach about the aftermath of Hurricane Florence. Phil discusses what the status of his neighborhood is, the good deeds being done in the area, and how he expects his tight knit community to protect each other in the aftermath.

Then Jason moves to a happier subject, talking with client Diana Dine about her experience investing in real estate. Diana just recently bought her first home and is now up to 5 properties between Jackson and Memphis. She recently went to both cities to meet with the Local Market Specialists and discusses her future plans as she moves toward her financial independence.

Key Takeaways:

[3:14] The power situation in Phil's neighborhood

[8:17] What can people do for the hurricane damaged communities right now?

[11:34] The aftermath of the hurricane is generally worse than the actual hurricane

Client Case Study with Diana

[13:59] Why did Diana get interested in real estate?

[18:00] Diana decided to buy her first property at the 2018 Meet the Masters

[19:20] Diana's experience meeting the Local Market Specialists

[23:49] How many properties Diana thinks she needs to reach financial independence

Website:

www.TritonRelief.org

www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

Profits in Paradise

Jason Hartman's Alexa Flash Briefing

The PropertyCast

Jason Hartman begins this episode on a somber note, talking with Phil in Myrtle Beach about the aftermath of Hurricane Florence. Phil discusses what the status of his neighborhood is, the good deeds being done in the area, and how he expects his tight knit community to protect each other in the aftermath.

Then Jason moves to a happier subject, talking with client Diana Dine about her experience investing in real estate. Diana just recently bought her first home and is now up to 5 properties between Jackson and Memphis. She recently went to both cities to meet with the Local Market Specialists and discusses her future plans as she moves toward her financial independence.

Key Takeaways:

[3:14] The power situation in Phil's neighborhood

[8:17] What can people do for the hurricane damaged communities right now?

[11:34] The aftermath of the hurricane is generally worse than the actual hurricane

Client Case Study with Diana

[13:59] Why did Diana get interested in real estate?

[18:00] Diana decided to buy her first property at the 2018 Meet the Masters

[19:20] Diana's experience meeting the Local Market Specialists

[23:49] How many properties Diana thinks she needs to reach financial independence

Website:

www.TritonRelief.org

www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

Profits in Paradise

Jason Hartman's Alexa Flash Briefing

The PropertyCast

Today's bonus episode starts with a dive into what Jason has been saying for a while, and what the ultra-wealthy are taking advantage of. Leverage debt and keep a high loan balance. Listen in to find out why.

Then Jason concludes his 10th show interview with James Arthur Ray. The two finish their discussion on what wealth truly is, and also look at what we've all done in our life that we need redemption from, why the onus is always on the business owner, and more.

Key Takeaways:

[3:46] The best insurance during natural disasters is a high loan balance, because you're the ones they will be helping out afterward.

[6:57] The ultra-wealthy are leveraging debt and getting phenomenal interest rates

[10:20] Bailouts during the Great Recession fueled populist anger because they helped companies, not the people

[12:50] What an aide told Jason was the reason they bailed out the institutions

James Ray Interview:

[17:56] We all need redemption because most of us have sold out our meaningful life for money

[22:25] You HAVE to understand that leaders make decisions.

Website:

www.JamesRay.com

www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

Profits in Paradise

Jason Hartman's Alexa Flash Briefing

The PropertyCast

Today's bonus episode starts with a dive into what Jason has been saying for a while, and what the ultra-wealthy are taking advantage of. Leverage debt and keep a high loan balance. Listen in to find out why.

Then Jason concludes his 10th show interview with James Arthur Ray. The two finish their discussion on what wealth truly is, and also look at what we've all done in our life that we need redemption from, why the onus is always on the business owner, and more.

Key Takeaways:

[3:46] The best insurance during natural disasters is a high loan balance, because you're the ones they will be helping out afterward.

[6:57] The ultra-wealthy are leveraging debt and getting phenomenal interest rates

[10:20] Bailouts during the Great Recession fueled populist anger because they helped companies, not the people

[12:50] What an aide told Jason was the reason they bailed out the institutions

James Ray Interview:

[17:56] We all need redemption because most of us have sold out our meaningful life for money

[22:25] You HAVE to understand that leaders make decisions.

Website:

www.JamesRay.com

www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

Profits in Paradise

Jason Hartman's Alexa Flash Briefing

The PropertyCast

Today's bonus episode starts with a dive into what Jason has been saying for a while, and what the ultra-wealthy are taking advantage of. Leverage debt and keep a high loan balance. Listen in to find out why.

Then Jason concludes his 10th show interview with James Arthur Ray. The two finish their discussion on what wealth truly is, and also look at what we've all done in our life that we need redemption from, why the onus is always on the business owner, and more.

Key Takeaways:

[3:46] The best insurance during natural disasters is a high loan balance, because you're the ones they will be helping out afterward.

[6:57] The ultra-wealthy are leveraging debt and getting phenomenal interest rates

[10:20] Bailouts during the Great Recession fueled populist anger because they helped companies, not the people

[12:50] What an aide told Jason was the reason they bailed out the institutions

James Ray Interview:

[17:56] We all need redemption because most of us have sold out our meaningful life for money

[22:25] You HAVE to understand that leaders make decisions.

Website:

www.JamesRay.com

www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

Profits in Paradise

Jason Hartman's Alexa Flash Briefing

The PropertyCast

Jason Hartman starts off the show with a look at some important economic indicators. Some of the data is showing strength for another 2 years or so, but there are some signs of cooling. Existing home sales and housing starts are also important to look at when thinking about the future. Also, Jason is glad to see that behemoth companies like Facebook and Google are finally (potentially) going to be reined in.

Then Jason has the first half of his interview with James Arthur Ray. The two spend most of this interview discussing what actually happened at the sweat lodge in Sedona when 3 people ended up dying. They also start their look into what wealth actually is.

Key Takeaways:

[4:55] The economy is booming now, but there are signs of cooling

[7:34] Existing home sale numbers and the most long term indicator of the housing market

[12:25] Jason's terrible at predicting interest rates, but he has one place you can go where they know what to expect

[16:09] There is finally going to be some pressure put on Facebook and Google

James Ray Interview:

[19:05] What happened in the Sweat Lodge Incident in Sedona

[23:12] When something goes sideways in your business, there's only one person in the crosshairs, so you better get used to it

[27:51] James believes that the media wasn't willing to report some facts because they weren't sensational enough

[29:53] The greatest battle you'll ever fight is the battle to be unique

Website:

www.JamesRay.com

www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

Profits in Paradise

Jason Hartman's Alexa Flash Briefing

The PropertyCast