Jason Hartman's Quick Start Podcast

What are the costs associated with investing in stocks vs. real estate? Which is better? Real estate costs tend to be much more visible then the hidden fees in stock investing. Jason likes transparency, so he can really know when he's losing money.

Every month we are dealing with tenants but only one time do we sell the property and make money on appreciation. During the time you own it, you are aware of every single expense. With rental property we also earn a return in so many different ways.

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Sometimes it's okay to have seasonal imbalance in your life in order to accomplish something new. In real estate investing, there is a learning curve. It takes time to get into a flow where you're purchasing, analyzing and managing properties in a way that fits into your life.

At first though, other areas of your life or career will might less attention. That doesn't mean you ignore things that are important to you, but you may need to adjust your priorities and put some other projects on the shelf until you get into a stasis with your investing.

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How do you deal with tenants that are causing you problems?

We'll analyze how to manage your tenants; to evict or not to evict? First, we'll cover the common sense things NOT to do when tenants are being difficult and then we'll talk about self-management.

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www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

Real estate investing is a long play. You can make a lot of money, but you must be persistent and adaptable. You will face challenges. You will be tempted to give up. But hold on and eventually you will see a huge return. Don't bail out because of one small hiccup. Keep going. Real estate is a game of staying in power.

What makes people persistent? WHY are you investing in real estate? Jason Hartman discusses his story of how he got started in real estate investing and the challenges he faced at first and the importance of adaptability.

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Learn some tips for how investors can find the right properties. In this video, we discuss the difference between home buyers looking for a place to live and investors looking for rental property.

We'll also talk about what to analyze and what not to analyze when choosing a property. You'll learn how a good investment goes far beyond the property itself.

"Invest in places that make sense so you can afford to live in places that don't make sense."

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www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

Should you use cash or debt (leverage) to purchase real estate? There's actually good and bad times to use either. Jason discusses the scenarios when you should use cash vs. when to use debt in your real estate investments.

Investment-grade debt is great. Rental property is the most debt-friendly asset class in America. First, Jason defines good debt. Then discusses the advantages of using loans to buy rental property and how amortization plays a role.

Finally, Jason talks about when you SHOULD buy properties with cash.

Lastly he covers some additional reasons why debt gives you leverage in most situations.

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www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

There are 7 key steps everyone must do when buying your first rental property. If you follow them, you'll generate the real estate cash flow you want.

Rental property provides a durable, long lasting source of income. It's worth doing, but it requires education and the right strategy so that you make money instead of lose money.

So, how do you buy your first rental property?

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www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

Jason Hartman discusses the advantages and disadvantages of investing in low income or section 8 properties. Jason talks about his preference between Class A, B, C or D rental properties based on the tenant's income and other factors.

Next Jason discusses the good and the bad when dealing with section 8, government funded housing. Sometimes having a third party standing in the middle of a transaction can make it more difficult to get what you want.

Finally, Jason reviews the pros and cons of low income rental properties that are not receiving government benefits. And is it worth going after someone who damaged your property or didn't pay rent?

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Let's look at inflation-induced debt destruction. How does inflation over the long-term affect your rental property investments? Jason discusses interest rates, inflation, mortgages and how the numbers all add up to you building wealth over the long-term with real estate.

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www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

Reduce risk and maximize returns in your rental property investments by diversifying and being area agnostic. investing in several areas as every market is different.

Only invest with an advisor who is not partial to any one area or investment to avoid a conflict of interest. Consider a variety of opportunities.

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www.JasonHartman.com/Properties