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When 18 out of 20 valuation sources say the S&P is radically overvalued, it might be true. Most of you know never to invest in the stock market (unless you are an insider) but just in case, Jason shares a table with some astounding estimations of how overvalued the S&P is. And a local market specialist joins us from Oklahoma City to describe the benefits of investing in the primarily new construction market there. He says that a dollar stretches further, tornadoes have moved East and it’s a landlord friendly market.
Key Takeaways:[02:07] The two ways to win on Wall Street.
[04:05] Give value to the psychology of investing.
[07:13] An example of a crappy real estate deal in Santa Ana, California.
[11:02] The stock market is radically overvalued, 18 of 20 valuators concur.
[23:46] Yield/Dividend type investors always win.
Oklahoma City Metro Market Profile:
[26:03] New Construction keeps the economy rolling in Oklahoma City.
[31:05] The Oklahoma City area boasts a thriving economy and positive cash flow.
[33:05] Are tornados and issue for investors needing to insure properties?
[38:09] Home value to income ratios in the Oklahoma City area.
[42:54] The local market specialist has an interest to satisfy investors.
[46:17] Property management services are available short and long term.
Mentioned in This Episode:Jason Hartman
Hartman Education
Real Estate Tools
When 18 out of 20 valuation sources say the S&P is radically overvalued, it might be true. Most of you know never to invest in the stock market (unless you are an insider) but just in case, Jason shares a table with some astounding estimations of how overvalued the S&P is. And a local market specialist joins us from Oklahoma City to describe the benefits of investing in the primarily new construction market there. He says that a dollar stretches further, tornadoes have moved East and it's a landlord friendly market.
Key Takeaways:[02:07] The two ways to win on Wall Street.
[04:05] Give value to the psychology of investing.
[07:13] An example of a crappy real estate deal in Santa Ana, California.
[11:02] The stock market is radically overvalued, 18 of 20 valuators concur.
[23:46] Yield/Dividend type investors always win.
Oklahoma City Metro Market Profile:
[26:03] New Construction keeps the economy rolling in Oklahoma City.
[31:05] The Oklahoma City area boasts a thriving economy and positive cash flow.
[33:05] Are tornados and issue for investors needing to insure properties?
[38:09] Home value to income ratios in the Oklahoma City area.
[42:54] The local market specialist has an interest to satisfy investors.
[46:17] Property management services are available short and long term.
Mentioned in This Episode:Jason Hartman
Hartman Education
Real Estate Tools
One of the benefits of listening to the Creating Wealth podcast is current, as well as, historical data on the most historically proven asset class, income property. Jason handpicks Flashback Friday episodes that contain pertinent information about predictions and changes in real estate and the overall state of the US with regards to the real estate/housing markets. Reviewing industry trends of the past may help you balance future investments so be sure to listen to the Flashback Friday episodes.
Today’s guest is Reichen Kuhl, CEO and Founder of the rental contract insurance company, LeaseLock. He shares useful information about the program designed to identify rent payers and to protect landlords from those who don’t pay their rent.
Key Takeaways:[02:54] Listen to Flashback Friday episodes to gain perspective on today's real estate market.
[11:25] Hold on loosely, but don't let go can be a song lyric or a real estate investment strategy.
[14:52] Cap rate and cash-on-cash return are metrics that don't tell the whole investment story.
[18:59] Examples of available properties to demonstrate the importance of understanding a pro forma.
Reichen Kuhl Guest Interview:
[27:00] LeaseLock is an insurance policy a tenant will pay the rent.
[30:37] How exactly does the LeaseLock know who will be a rent payer?
[36:12] Insurance industries are able to insure people differently in spite of Fair Housing laws.
[38:19] The cost is LeaseLock is 7% of the full lease value of the rental unit.
[41:35] Miscellaneous information about LeaseLock as a business.
Mentioned in This Episode:Jason Hartman
Real Estate Tools
LeaseLock
One of the benefits of listening to the Creating Wealth podcast is current, as well as, historical data on the most historically proven asset class, income property. Jason handpicks Flashback Friday episodes that contain pertinent information about predictions and changes in real estate and the overall state of the US with regards to the real estate/housing markets. Reviewing industry trends of the past may help you balance future investments so be sure to listen to the Flashback Friday episodes.
Today's guest is Reichen Kuhl, CEO and Founder of the rental contract insurance company, LeaseLock. He shares useful information about the program designed to identify rent payers and to protect landlords from those who don't pay their rent.
Key Takeaways:[02:54] Listen to Flashback Friday episodes to gain perspective on today's real estate market.
[11:25] Hold on loosely, but don't let go can be a song lyric or a real estate investment strategy.
[14:52] Cap rate and cash-on-cash return are metrics that don't tell the whole investment story.
[18:59] Examples of available properties to demonstrate the importance of understanding a pro forma.
Reichen Kuhl Guest Interview:
[27:00] LeaseLock is an insurance policy a tenant will pay the rent.
[30:37] How exactly does the LeaseLock know who will be a rent payer?
[36:12] Insurance industries are able to insure people differently in spite of Fair Housing laws.
[38:19] The cost is LeaseLock is 7% of the full lease value of the rental unit.
[41:35] Miscellaneous information about LeaseLock as a business.
Mentioned in This Episode:Jason Hartman
Real Estate Tools
LeaseLock
Originally aired as CW 215
Jason Hartman talks with James Anderson, managing director of GoldSilver.com, about the historical cycles of gold and silver and other precious metals, against the monetary cycles.
As the world’s fiat currencies continue to be debased through inflation, regulation, and irresponsible spending, precious metals investing is on the rise. But do you physically own your gold
Originally aired as CW 215
Jason Hartman talks with James Anderson, managing director of GoldSilver.com, about the historical cycles of gold and silver and other precious metals, against the monetary cycles.
As the world's fiat currencies continue to be debased through inflation, regulation, and irresponsible spending, precious metals investing is on the rise. But do you physically own your gold
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