Jason Hartman's Quick Start Podcast

Jason Hartman and Ali Wolf, Director of Economic Research at Meyers Research, LLC., analyze home prices, wage growth and how these metrics predict what lies ahead for the economy.

They also talk about how builders are mainly building larger homes ever since the recession but that there are more affordable options gradually showing up.

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www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

The property must make the sense the day you buy it or you don't buy it. Anything without income is not an investment, it's just a speculation.

Jason Hartman explains the difference between investing and gambling. Cash flow is reliable, appreciation is not. Why not? Can anyone predict the stock market? Jason analyzes what's wrong with the market cycle predictors and provide relevant examples to explain the advantage of investing in something that provides cash flow.

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www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

If you want to save money on taxes, Jason Hartman wants to remind you that depreciation is the way to do it.

Here's what you'll learn:

First, you'll learn how the IRS interprets rental property.

Next, you'll learn 4 ways to calculate depreciation.

Finally, Jason goes deeper into the relationship of your house vs. land value.

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www.JasonHartman.com

What is the rent-to-value ratio and how do you calculate it? This metric helps you evaluate the performance of a rental property.

In this video, Jason Hartman gives you a 2019 real estate market update with what's happening in the linear and cyclical markets regarding inventory.

Then, we'll examine what a good percentage is for the rent-to-value ratio using an example from a pro-forma.

Next, you'll learn the importance of treating income property as as multi-dimensional asset class, and why cap rate isn't the best metric.

Finally, Jason discusses the truth about the kind of return you really can get on higher quality properties vs. cheap ones.

Remember, the property must make sense the day you buy it. No speculation!

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www.JasonHartman.com

Jason Hartman teaches his best tips and 3 main activities for managing your manager. He explores the importance of treating your rental properties as a business in order to be a top performing investor. Nothing about real estate investing is passive.

Jason also examines the benefits of inflation, things he doesn't like in property management agreements, and what to include instead.

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www.JasonHartman.com

We often look for investments that have liquidity so we can easily move money and extract wealth but real estate investing is not easy to trade. In this video, I'll share with you why that's in your favor. You invest in real estate to build long term wealth.

We'll discuss realized gain vs. recognized gain and the 2 ways to realize your investment. We'll also talk about the problem with closing costs and how it changes your ROI.

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www.JasonHartman.com

On Pat Hiban's podcast, Jason Hartman discusses what linear, cyclical, and hybrid markets are and how you can identify them. He also discusses the importance of focusing on linear markets, the ones that are very boring and flat, but always stable and consistent. Market corrections don't hit these areas as hard.

Finally Jason examines how markets switch from one type of market to another. Nothing is stagnant, things are always moving, so Jason identifies what you need to watch for when evaluating a market.

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www.JasonHartman.com

When you invest in rental property, you buy the land and the structure. Jason likes to invest in packaged commodities within the real estate wrapper.

First, Jason discusses how one of the commodities is the labor.

Then he analyzes self-service and rise in labor costs in our society and how that affects real estate investing.

Finally, Jason talks about over-supply in the marketplace of large institutional apartment buildings. It's going to move in favor of tenants and not apartment owners.

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www.JasonHartman.com

The fragmentation and imperfection of income property is actually a good thing. It's what makes it a great investment. Learn from Jason why the more perfected and standardized an investment is, the lower the returns. Let's discuss some strengths of rental property as an asset class.

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www.JasonHartman.com

Is borrowing money for investing actually risky? When it comes to real estate, getting into debt can actually be a good thing.

First, Jason discusses who's in control of the transaction and who benefits the most during recessions.

Then, Jason talks about how if you have too much equity you might struggle to get a loan modification. And, finally, he compares investing money in the S&P 500 vs. a rental property and how it's very common to out-perform stock investing with real estate.

Website:

www.JasonHartman.com