Creating Wealth Real Estate Investing with Jason Hartman

Jason Hartman wants to prepare you for the coming revolution. The self management revolution is coming, and it's time to see if you're up for the challenge. There are things that you need to do before you take the plunge, and Jason outlines some of them here.

Then, Jason talks with CEO of the NHP Foundation, Richard Burns, about the affordable housing crisis in the United States. The current method of creating affordable housing isn't working for anyone, but Richard thinks there's a way that it can be solved that benefits all parties.

Key Takeaways:

Jason Intro:

[2:34] The coming revolution of self-management

[5:36] Drew's first taste of self-management

[7:45] Some steps to take before going full self-management

[11:09] Freddie Mac's new program

[15:23] Join Jason for his events in Philadelphia and New York, www.JasonHartman.com/Events

Richard Burns Interview:

[17:45] What solutions are available for affordable housing?

[20:38] The two components of real estates value

[22:20] We are nowhere near meeting the affordable housing demand, so what do we do?

[26:17] Where did the high paying, real careers go that made people end up in careers that were meant to be stop-gap jobs?

[28:25] What does Richard's non-profit do?

[31:59] Richard's thoughts on rent control

[33:51] What the Baby Boomer survey showed

Website:

www.NHPFoundation.org

Single-family homes sales rose in January. This has made income property inventory low. You can find out which properties are available in the sought after Memphis market by joining Jason during the upcoming property tour and Creating Wealth Seminar. Jason shares a live recording from a previous seminar in which he thoroughly explains why investing in a single family home as income property is the only logical investment during an inflationary period. And, if the signs are correct the U.S is entering an inflationary period under the Trump administration.

[1:56] National Association of Realtor’s article about home sales in January.

[5:24] Single-family homes sales are up and inventory is low.

[8:49] The Trump administration is a boon for the economy.

[9:34] A Goldman Sachs report says interest rates will rise.

[15:59] Venture Alliance Weekend and Memphis Property Tour details and dates.

ASSET MATRIX - Recording from Phoenix Live Event

[18:27] Inflation induced debt destruction by way of a mortgage.

[20:34] Jason explains how the government manipulates inflation numbers through hedonic adjustment.

[27:59] The ultimate investing equation.

[35:21] Anything that does not produce income is not an investment.

[36:59] Cash and bonds are destroyed by inflation.

[39:14] The IRS does not account for inflation.

[42:28] During deflationary periods people default on their loans.

[44:51] If you have a corporate job you are paying more taxes than the self-employed.

Jason Hartman

Venture Alliance Mastermind

Longevity and Biohacking Show

Single-family homes sales rose in January. This has made income property inventory low. You can find out which properties are available in the sought after Memphis market by joining Jason during the upcoming property tour and Creating Wealth Seminar. Jason shares a live recording from a previous seminar in which he thoroughly explains why investing in a single family home as income property is the only logical investment during an inflationary period. And, if the signs are correct the U.S is entering an inflationary period under the Trump administration.

[1:56] National Association of Realtor's article about home sales in January.

[5:24] Single-family homes sales are up and inventory is low.

[8:49] The Trump administration is a boon for the economy.

[9:34] A Goldman Sachs report says interest rates will rise.

[15:59] Venture Alliance Weekend and Memphis Property Tour details and dates.

ASSET MATRIX - Recording from Phoenix Live Event

[18:27] Inflation induced debt destruction by way of a mortgage.

[20:34] Jason explains how the government manipulates inflation numbers through hedonic adjustment.

[27:59] The ultimate investing equation.

[35:21] Anything that does not produce income is not an investment.

[36:59] Cash and bonds are destroyed by inflation.

[39:14] The IRS does not account for inflation.

[42:28] During deflationary periods people default on their loans.

[44:51] If you have a corporate job you are paying more taxes than the self-employed.

Jason Hartman

Venture Alliance Mastermind

Longevity and Biohacking Show

Single-family homes sales rose in January. This has made income property inventory low. You can find out which properties are available in the sought after Memphis market by joining Jason during the upcoming property tour and Creating Wealth Seminar. Jason shares a live recording from a previous seminar in which he thoroughly explains why investing in a single family home as income property is the only logical investment during an inflationary period. And, if the signs are correct the U.S is entering an inflationary period under the Trump administration.

[1:56] National Association of Realtor’s article about home sales in January.

[5:24] Single-family homes sales are up and inventory is low.

[8:49] The Trump administration is a boon for the economy.

[9:34] A Goldman Sachs report says interest rates will rise.

[15:59] Venture Alliance Weekend and Memphis Property Tour details and dates.

ASSET MATRIX - Recording from Phoenix Live Event

[18:27] Inflation induced debt destruction by way of a mortgage.

[20:34] Jason explains how the government manipulates inflation numbers through hedonic adjustment.

[27:59] The ultimate investing equation.

[35:21] Anything that does not produce income is not an investment.

[36:59] Cash and bonds are destroyed by inflation.

[39:14] The IRS does not account for inflation.

[42:28] During deflationary periods people default on their loans.

[44:51] If you have a corporate job you are paying more taxes than the self-employed.

Jason Hartman

Venture Alliance Mastermind

Longevity and Biohacking Show

In today's episode Jason finishes off his idea of "crowding out" and the damages it can have on our society. Then he explores the idea of various types of deserts, including investment deserts.

Finally, Jason talks with Sara McFarland from Homee on Demand, a new app that's aiming to make property management from afar easier than it's ever been before. Your tenant can alert you to a problem, send you a picture of the issue, you can get a quote, and verify the issue is taken care of.

Listen in as Sara McFarland gives a rundown of the service, how they ensure you don't get ripped off, and how you can best use it in your portfolio.

Key Takeaways:

Jason Intro:

[2:57] Jason finishes off his point of "crowding out" from the last episode

[5:29] Various types of deserts, including investment deserts

[9:51] Have a service you think Jason can use? Talk to him about it and keep the money "in the family"

[16:39] The Hawkins family 5 year plan

[22:08] You need to invest in hard assets that keep up with inflation

Homee Interview:

[28:59] How Homee keeps vendors from cheating

[31:17] Can you use Homee as a self manager?

[33:18] Homee helps teach you more about your home

Website:

www.HomeeOnDemand.com

In today's episode Jason finishes off his idea of "crowding out" and the damages it can have on our society. Then he explores the idea of various types of deserts, including investment deserts.

Finally, Jason talks with Sara McFarland from Homee on Demand, a new app that's aiming to make property management from afar easier than it's ever been before. Your tenant can alert you to a problem, send you a picture of the issue, you can get a quote, and verify the issue is taken care of.

Listen in as Sara McFarland gives a rundown of the service, how they ensure you don't get ripped off, and how you can best use it in your portfolio.

Key Takeaways:

Jason Intro:

[2:57] Jason finishes off his point of "crowding out" from the last episode

[5:29] Various types of deserts, including investment deserts

[9:51] Have a service you think Jason can use? Talk to him about it and keep the money "in the family"

[16:39] The Hawkins family 5 year plan

[22:08] You need to invest in hard assets that keep up with inflation

Homee Interview:

[28:59] How Homee keeps vendors from cheating

[31:17] Can you use Homee as a self manager?

[33:18] Homee helps teach you more about your home

Website:

www.HomeeOnDemand.com

In today's episode Jason finishes off his idea of "crowding out" and the damages it can have on our society. Then he explores the idea of various types of deserts, including investment deserts.

Finally, Jason talks with Sara McFarland from Homee on Demand, a new app that's aiming to make property management from afar easier than it's ever been before. Your tenant can alert you to a problem, send you a picture of the issue, you can get a quote, and verify the issue is taken care of.

Listen in as Sara McFarland gives a rundown of the service, how they ensure you don't get ripped off, and how you can best use it in your portfolio.

Key Takeaways:

Jason Intro:

[2:57] Jason finishes off his point of "crowding out" from the last episode

[5:29] Various types of deserts, including investment deserts

[9:51] Have a service you think Jason can use? Talk to him about it and keep the money "in the family"

[16:39] The Hawkins family 5 year plan

[22:08] You need to invest in hard assets that keep up with inflation

Homee Interview:

[28:59] How Homee keeps vendors from cheating

[31:17] Can you use Homee as a self manager?

[33:18] Homee helps teach you more about your home

Website:

www.HomeeOnDemand.com

Jason Hartman discusses some key aspects for real estate investors. One of the most important, and most visible, components of investing is interest rates, and there are some absolutely critical things you need to remember about them. Interest rates impact real estate supply and demand, and home affordability. People buy homes based on payments, not price, and mortgage rates impact those dramatically.

Jason also looks at why some libertarians just don't pay attention to an economic reality and gives a big announcement about the Creating Wealth seminar in Philadelphia in May.

Key Takeaways:

[2:00] Why maintaining control is important when dealing with big, too big to fail, companies

[7:23] Jason's mom has seen the effects first hand of what giving people money can do

[11:05] Jason's thoughts on "crazy libertarians"

[15:46] What interest rates do to real estate supply & demand, and affordability

[18:40] Big announcement about the Creating Wealth Seminar on May 19th

[23:18] Housing prices is a flawed metric, you have to look at the average mortgage payment amount

[27:59] Supply of homes is constrained

Website:

www.JasonHartman.com/Events

Jason Hartman discusses some key aspects for real estate investors. One of the most important, and most visible, components of investing is interest rates, and there are some absolutely critical things you need to remember about them. Interest rates impact real estate supply and demand, and home affordability. People buy homes based on payments, not price, and mortgage rates impact those dramatically.

Jason also looks at why some libertarians just don't pay attention to an economic reality and gives a big announcement about the Creating Wealth seminar in Philadelphia in May.

Key Takeaways:

[2:00] Why maintaining control is important when dealing with big, too big to fail, companies

[7:23] Jason's mom has seen the effects first hand of what giving people money can do

[11:05] Jason's thoughts on "crazy libertarians"

[15:46] What interest rates do to real estate supply & demand, and affordability

[18:40] Big announcement about the Creating Wealth Seminar on May 19th

[23:18] Housing prices is a flawed metric, you have to look at the average mortgage payment amount

[27:59] Supply of homes is constrained

Website:

www.JasonHartman.com/Events

Jason Hartman discusses some key aspects for real estate investors. One of the most important, and most visible, components of investing is interest rates, and there are some absolutely critical things you need to remember about them. Interest rates impact real estate supply and demand, and home affordability. People buy homes based on payments, not price, and mortgage rates impact those dramatically.

Jason also looks at why some libertarians just don't pay attention to an economic reality and gives a big announcement about the Creating Wealth seminar in Philadelphia in May.

Key Takeaways:

[2:00] Why maintaining control is important when dealing with big, too big to fail, companies

[7:23] Jason's mom has seen the effects first hand of what giving people money can do

[11:05] Jason's thoughts on "crazy libertarians"

[15:46] What interest rates do to real estate supply & demand, and affordability

[18:40] Big announcement about the Creating Wealth Seminar on May 19th

[23:18] Housing prices is a flawed metric, you have to look at the average mortgage payment amount

[27:59] Supply of homes is constrained

Website:

www.JasonHartman.com/Events