Creating Wealth Real Estate Investing With Jason Hartman

This Flashback Friday is from episode 1178 published last April  23, 2019. Jason Hartman and Adam start the episode today discussing landlord friendly markets. Specifically, how you can determine whether you're investing in markets that are. Jason explains an easy (but not foolproof) way to figure out if a market is friendly to investors, as well as another way to find out the difficulties of evicting tenants in your potential market. Then Jason talks with Mark Smukler, co-founder and CEO at Bixby, about self-management. Mark explains how Bixby is designed to help self-managers and some of the best practices those who decide to self-manage can utilize. This includes how to handle maintenance requests, rent collections and keeping a healthy distance between yourself and your tenants. Key Takeaways: 4:13 How to find landlord friendly states 8:40 The most landlord friendly state in the country is Arkansas 11:24 Ask a few property managers to find out how eviction laws in the state/city work Mark Smukler Intervie

Jason discusses the current state of the real estate market, highlighting a significant drop in new property listings, with 2023 inventory growth being dramatically lower compared to pre-pandemic years. This trend is attributed to the "lock-in" effect, where homeowners are reluctant to sell due to current market conditions. He also touches on political issues, including speculation around Kamala Harris' use of Nova H1 audio earrings during a debate. He emphasizes the influence of bias in political discourse, urging listeners to remain open-minded to contrary viewpoints. Then Jason and Brad Smotherman discuss the current state of the real estate market, focusing on both the sales and rental markets, and the challenges faced by buyers. They also discussed the advertising and negotiation strategies of Brad's real estate business, the impact of technology on people's behavior, and the potential of converting an office building into a co-working space. Lastly, they touched on the influence of "doomers" who publish

Jason discusses the perceived under attack situation in the United States, particularly for the middle class, and suggested that a potential action step for his listeners is to sell their homes. He also emphasized the importance of mobility and adaptability in the face of political and economic uncertainties, and raised concerns about the rapid advancements in artificial intelligence (AI). Lastly, he criticized the censorship pressure from the Biden administration on Facebook and announced a master class on Wednesday at noon Pacific time, which would cover topics such as offshore planning and asset protection. Then Jason and Megan finish their conversation. They discuss the challenges self-employed individuals face when applying for mortgages, as banks are skeptical about income verification, requiring detailed profit and loss statements. Megan points out that many small business owners struggle with bookkeeping, further complicating the process. She also highlights rising home insurance costs, especially in

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Jason discusses the alarming state of America's food industry, criticizing Starbucks for its unhealthy offerings. He highlights the excessive sugar content in popular items, like muffins, and expresses concern over bioengineered ingredients. Hartman also touches on the critical U.S. housing shortage, revealing a stark decline in single-family home construction over the decades, which exacerbates the current housing crisis. He encourages investors to capitalize on this demand. Finally, Jason promotes an upcoming masterclass on offshore planning, offering strategies for global freedom and financial security in a rapidly changing world. Then in part 2, Jason and Megan continue their discussion about the challenges of real estate investing, particularly in high-end markets like California and Las Vegas, highlighting the importance of strategic risk-taking. Megan emphasizes the need for policy changes to make homeownership more accessible, especially for younger buyers. She suggests revisiting tax codes, like the

Jason shares his recent experiences, speaking at the LIMITLESS conference in Dallas, Texas including an interaction with Robert F. Kennedy's private security team. He also expressed concerns about the control of information by the establishment and the media, and the potential for important issues to be overlooked. Lastly, Jason Hartman introduced an upcoming master class on 'Unlocking Global Freedom: Mastering Offshore Planning in a Changing World', hinting at the complexity of the topic and the potential for further exploration. In part 1 of today's episode, Megan Gorman, author of All the President's Money, explores how U.S. Presidents managed their finances, revealing lessons for modern investors. Gorman highlights how figures like Thomas Jefferson and George Washington dealt with wealth differently. Jefferson, despite his brilliance, struggled with liquidity and ended up in significant debt, while Washington, despite initial challenges, mastered budgeting and real estate management. Gorman emphasizes the

This Flashback Friday is from episode 1185, published last May 2, 2019. Jason brings this episode to you from China, where he has seen the impact of the rising middle class. While it may seem to be a world away, the growth in construction in China is impacting the cost of construction here in the United States as well. Then Jason talks with Anna Myers, Vice President of Grocapitus, about how to analyze deals, specifically for multifamily. Anna's group is all about finding the right deals in the right market, and she talks with Jason about which markets are looking good and which are past their peak, along with why the demographics for real estate investors is still incredibly bullish. Key Takeaways: Jason's editorial 3:52 The Chinese surveillance state is rampant and the country seems very wary of terrorism 7:28 The rising middle class in China has led to a large amount of higher end stores 11:08 All buildings are made from the same materials, so when there's a building boom in China it impacts builders every

Jason and Robert Helms discuss the recent increase in mortgage refinancing activity and the ongoing housing shortage, its impact on the real estate market, and potential solutions for affordable housing. They also explore emerging real estate opportunities, such as investing in high-demand, low-supply markets and the potential of parking lots as an investment opportunity. Lastly, they examined the role of institutional investors in the real estate market, their growth, and their benefits to smaller players in the market. #therealestateguys #RealEstate #Refinancing #MortgageRates #HousingMarket #RealEstateInvesting #Homebuyers #RealEstateStrategy #PropertyInvestment #HousingTrends #MarketAnalysis   Key Takeaways: 2:02 Lowest mortgage rates in 15 months 5:10 The coming refinancing boom 8:28 The housing shortage is real 11:30 Prices are still rising 13:48 A silly proposal and the law of supply and demand 18:43 Emerging markets 22:20 Riding on the coattails of Institutional investors   Follow Jason on TWITTER, I

Jason and Matt DiMaio discussed strategies to improve memory and learn new skills faster, with Matt sharing his extensive experience in building large sales forces and his journey of discovering effective learning techniques. They explored the causes of forgetfulness, the importance of active learning, and the power of belief in memory retention. Lastly, they discussed the benefits of handwriting, the Pomodoro method, and the significance of connecting new information with existing knowledge for effective learning. #MemoryPower #LearnFaster #SelfImprovement #ProductivityTips #StudyTips #MemoryTechniques #MattDiMaio #JasonHartman #PersonalDevelopment #MindHacks #BoostMemory #LearningSkills #SuccessMindset #Education #KnowledgeBoost Key Takeaways: 3:01 How it all started 8:35 3 causes of 'Forget-ory' 14:53 Studying effectively 19:23 Writing versus typing 20:34 Pomodoro technique 23:39 Remembering people's names 29:43 Free Gift- MakeMoreMoneywithMatt@gmail.com  https://www.YouTube.com/BeSmarterFaster   Follow J

This Flashback Friday is from episode 857 published last July 17, 2017. Jason and Keri start things off by answering a client’s question submitted as part of the Airpod contest and then warn against working with companies who do not require inspections and only deal in cash. During the guest interview, Jason asks James Ledbetter about his books One Nation Under Gold and The Great Depression: A Diary. James Ledbetter is the Founding Editor of Slate's financial site, Big Money, Editor of Inc. Magazine and a contributor to Reuters and Time. Key Takeaways: Jason's edtorial 3:42 Captain Gary Pinkerton asks how to know if the person you are doing business with has bad intentions. 6:50 Red flags to watch out for when making cash deals and dealing with new providers. 15:12 It's common for lower-end properties to sell for cash. 16:30 Gary shares a kind word about working with Jason. 18:54 Hawaii could be the location of the next Creating Wealth Seminar. James Ledbetter Interview 20:53 One Nation Under Gold tells of Am

Jason discussed various issues related to geopolitics, capital gains taxes, and the real estate industry, expressing his discontent with proposed tax plans and the recent changes in real estate rules. He also warned against investing in pooled money assets due to the ongoing scandal involving Marco Santorelli and Norada Real Estate. Lastly, he highlighted the deteriorating housing affordability in the US, the significant wealth transfer set to occur, and the increasing pressure in the rental market, suggesting that investing in single-family rentals could be a wise move. #RealEstateInvesting #HousingAffordability #Geopolitics #CapitalGainsTax #InvestingTips #USEconomy #TaxPlanning #RealEstateMarket #FinancialFreedom #InvestorAdvice #MarketTrends #PropertyInvestment #MillennialInvestors #WealthTransfer Key Takeaways: 1:32 America in decline and the coming eRection 3:26 That lady in the white house and the capital gains tax 8:56 Sign up for our newsletter JasonHartman.com 10:04 NAR and the BIG change in 100 yea

In this episode, Jason explores real estate trends in Warsaw, Poland, highlighting rising property prices and rents due to factors like the Ukraine invasion. He discusses global housing shortages and critiques U.S. policies, such as affordable housing initiatives and immigration impacts, which exacerbates demand and push prices higher. Jason emphasizes the importance of self-managing investments, advocating for direct control to avoid risks associated with third-party managers. With lower interest rates and ongoing market pressures, he congratulates proactive investors for seizing opportunities and positioning themselves to profit as the market continues to evolve. In today's final section of Jason's Empowered Investor Zoom meeting, they cover vital topics on financial well-being and leveraging assets. Jason clarified the difference between warranties and construction defects, emphasizing that issues like improper land leveling fall under construction defects, often with a ten-year liability, not a short-term

This Flashback Friday is from episode 117 published last September 1, 2009.  "For far too long, too many people have regarded home ownership as 'a good thing.' It is certainly true that home ownership has its benefits. But, like everything else, it also has its costs and its risks." This statement by Creating Wealth Show guest, American economist Thomas Sowell has been regretfully muttered by many homeowners.     Follow Jason on TWITTER, INSTAGRAM & LINKEDIN Twitter.com/JasonHartmanROI Instagram.com/jasonhartman1/ Linkedin.com/in/jasonhartmaninvestor/ Call our Investment Counselors at: 1-800-HARTMAN (US) or visit: https://www.jasonhartman.com/ Free Class:  Easily get up to $250,000 in funding for real estate, business or anything else: http://JasonHartman.com/Fund CYA Protect Your Assets, Save Taxes & Estate Planning: http://JasonHartman.com/Protect Get wholesale real estate deals for investment or build a great business – Free Course: https://www.jasonhartman.com/deals Special Offer from Ron LeGr

Join Jason today as he broadcasts from Warsaw, Poland as he discusses the importance of self-management and maintaining control as an empowered investor. He emphasizes "commandment number 3: thou shalt maintain control" to avoid potential issues like fraud, incompetence, and excessive management fees. He highlights the ongoing controversy surrounding Marco Santorelli and Norada Real Estate, using it as an example of why direct investment is crucial. He also critiques Dave Ramsey's approach, suggesting that while Ramsey's advice is helpful for beginners managing debt, it falls short for investors seeking to build wealth. However, you can listen in as he plays one of Dave's videos and admits, in this particular case, he got the housing situation right- from 2 years ago! Jason then encourages listeners to join his Empowered Investor Pro group for deeper insights. EmpoweredInvestor.com. Get a special discount when you go to JasonHartman.com/Hemlane #EmpoweredInvesting #SelfManagement #WealthBuilding #DirectInvest

Greetings from Poland! Today, Jason reflects on his recent travels from Croatia to Poland, emphasizing the value of taking chances in life. He discusses the current state of the real estate market, highlighting the resilience of housing prices despite high mortgage rates. He cautions against relying on predictions of a market crash, emphasizing the importance of being a direct investor and maintaining control over investments. He also warns against the risks of investing in funds managed by others, citing negative reviews of a competing podcaster's real estate fund. #RealEstateInvesting #FinancialFreedom #MarketTrends #InvestmentStrategies #EmpoweredInvestor #HousingMarket #TravelInsights #WealthBuilding #MortgageRates #SelfManagement Key Takeaways: Jason's editorial 1:22 A pleasant surprise 3:56 Join our Empowered Investor Pro program 5:09 Cognitive bias; waiting for a 'correction' for 16 years 7:55 @MortgageTruth 11:25 Homeowners less likely to sell due to rates 13:42 Not an ethical man 18:31 Commandment #3

This Flashback Friday is from episode 449, published last 8 December 2014. Jason Hartman brings in a real estate focus to the introduction of today’s Creating Wealth Show by explaining exactly how you can work out your rent-to-value ratio. As this is one of the most important figures a real estate investor need to keep in mind, there’s no excuse for deceiving yourself. Later, he invites Tim Carney, author of The Big Rip-Off and Obamanomics and writer for the Washington Examiner to come on the show and give his thoughts about the huge and potentially irreversible impact that big business and big Government are having on America. They also discuss topics such as human rights to information and what you say when Goldman Sachs offers you a position. Key Takeaways 03.27 In some markets, you can’t control the rent-to-value ratio, but you really want to aim for 1% per month or above. 11:01 Seemingly, the bigger you get, the more you can get away with. 14.44 Tim Carney provides some examples where regulation seems t

In today's episode you can listen in on Jason's Empowered Investor meeting about self-managing your own properties, especially its risks and rewards. Self-managing your rental property can offer significant benefits. By taking on this role, landlords can potentially save money on property management fees, which often account for a substantial portion of rental income. Moreover, self-management provides greater control over property operations, allowing owners to directly select tenants, oversee maintenance, and make decisions that align with their investment goals. This hands-on approach can foster stronger landlord-tenant relationships and often leads to quicker resolutions for property issues. While self-management requires time and effort, it empowers landlords to maximize their rental property's potential and avoid potential conflicts of interest associated with property management companies. #selfmanagement #propertymanagement #rentalproperty #landlord #rentalpropertyowner #DIYlandlord #realestateinvesti

Real estate investor Trey Taylor advocates for single-family homes as a stable, long-term investment. He emphasizes financial prudence, focusing on properties generating rental income that exceeds expenses. While acknowledging economic challenges like rising interest rates, Taylor remains optimistic about the housing market's resilience. His leadership philosophy, outlined in the book "A CEO Only Does Three Things," centers on culture, people, and numbers. This framework, applicable to both business and personal life, prioritizes building strong relationships, setting clear goals, and maintaining high standards.  #realestateinvesting #singlefamilyhomes #investmentstrategy #financialadvice #economy #inflation #interest rates #leadership #bookrecommendation #CEO #culture #people #numbers #realestatetips #financialfreedom #investwisely #propertyinvestment #financialgoals #businessgrowth #personaldevelopment #successmindset #entrepreneur #investinyourself   Key Takeaways: Jason's editorial 1:29 Greetings fom Korc

This Flashback Friday is from episode 160 published last March 9, 2010. Jason talks with David Allen who is widely recognized as the world's leading expert on personal and organizational productivity. His twenty-five-year pioneering research and coaching to corporate managers and CEOs of some of America's most prestigious corporations and institutions has earned him Forbes' recognition as one of the top five executive coaches in the world   Follow Jason on TWITTER, INSTAGRAM & LINKEDIN Twitter.com/JasonHartmanROI Instagram.com/jasonhartman1/ Linkedin.com/in/jasonhartmaninvestor/ Call our Investment Counselors at: 1-800-HARTMAN (US) or visit: https://www.jasonhartman.com/ Free Class:  Easily get up to $250,000 in funding for real estate, business or anything else: http://JasonHartman.com/Fund CYA Protect Your Assets, Save Taxes & Estate Planning: http://JasonHartman.com/Protect Get wholesale real estate deals for investment or build a great business – Free Course: https://www.jasonhartman.com/deals

Greetings from Serbia!  The real estate market remains stagnant due to past rate hikes, with buyers awaiting potential Federal Reserve rate cuts and sellers reluctant to move from low mortgage rates to higher ones. Sales volume is low, but prices are still rising, making homes less affordable. The rental market remains undervalued, and rents are expected to increase. Single-family homes show historically low delinquency rates, indicating stability among existing homeowners. However, the multifamily sector faces significant delinquencies due to overbuilding and poor investment decisions, presenting both challenges and opportunities for investors amidst the ongoing housing supply shortage. #RealEstate #HousingMarket #MortgageRates #RealEstateInvesting #RentalMarket #HomeAffordability #HousingCrisis #PropertyInvestment #RealEstateTrends #MarketAnalysis #FedRateCuts #HomeBuying #RealEstateNews #InvestmentOpportunities #MultifamilyHousing Key Takeaways: 1:29 It's called SUMMER 2:13 A really quite real estate marke