Creating Wealth Real Estate Investing With Jason Hartman

Jason is broadcasting from Belgrade, Serbia—his 97th country. Today, we delve into the severe economic challenge of inflation that many countries face. Recently in Turkey, inflation reached alarming levels of 55%-83% annually, resulting in constant price changes on menus. This serves as a stark reminder of the importance of defending against inflation. One effective strategy is investing in real estate, leveraging inflation-induced debt destruction to gain significant financial benefits. For example, a $1 million mortgage from 2020 could see $210,000 to $400,000 effectively paid off by inflation, depending on the real rate. This method allows property values and rental income to increase, offsetting higher repair costs. Also, the current global environment highlights the decay of the Western world; just look at the recent events in the Paris  Olympics this year and the increasing pressures of debt in America. The U.S. government, facing rising debt interest, may resort to more inflationary measures. Stay info

This Flashback Friday is from episode 1179, published last April 24, 2019. Jason Hartman starts today's show with his in-house economist Thomas to discuss the new tax law and the impact it can have on people's tax brackets. They also dive in to why the government is interested in keeping the official inflation rate lower than actual inflation rates, as well as when it can really hurt the average citizen. Then we have a clip from the 2019 Meet the Masters of Income Property event where he discussed the good, the bad, and the ugly of self-management. Drew provides some insight into what's happened with the 8 properties he's self-managing right now, how he deals with issues that spring up (Amazon has been a life saver) and lessons learned about relationships with tenants. Website: www.JasonHartman.com/Properties   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)

Jason discusses the ease of doing business in the U.S. compared to Europe, despite the U.S. having issues like a problematic food supply and political corruption. He emphasizes the advantages of greed in business motivation. He then highlights Morgan Stanley's view that U.S. homeowners are resilient in the current market, with 39% mortgage-free and others holding low-rate mortgages. He also explains the misleading nature of foreclosure statistics, which have tripled from extremely low COVID-era levels but remain minimal compared to the Great Recession. Join Jason's monthly Zoom masterclass at jasonhartman.com/wednesday. Jason then welcomes back Ivor Cummins. They talk about how censorship limits public awareness of itself, making it hard for people to recognize it. Companies like Dropbox, Google Drive, and WeTransfer are controlled by influential entities pushing agendas like ESG and DEI. These companies, often influenced by the WEF and elite investors, promote global shifts towards authoritarian governance.

Today's show is brought to you by Kamala Harris! Join Jason as he welcomes back Ivor Cummins for part 1 of a compelling discussion on the elite class and their pursuit of a New World Order. Discover the historical roots, current actions, and the significant influence of powerful organizations like the Rockefeller Foundation, Council on Foreign Relations, and World Economic Forum. Understand the push towards global governance and the strategic use of crises, including climate change, to consolidate power. Learn about key players and the intricate web of control they wield. Tune in for actionable steps to safeguard freedoms and liberties amidst this power play. #IvorCummins #EliteClass #PowerStructures #PreserveLiberty  #HistoryRecap #WorldGovernment #WEF #GlobalInfluence #FreedomSteps #HumanResources #ClimateChangeDebate #PopulationControl #MediaControl #WorldEconomicForum #TrilateralCommission #FutureCrises #GlobalManipulation #EnvironmentalScams #WakeUpCall #EconomicPowerhouses #TruthUnveiled #Davos #C

This Flashback Friday is from episode 1111, published last January 14, 2019. Jason Hartman talks with Matt Taibbi, contributing editor at Rolling Stone and author of books such as Griftopia and The Divide, about bubbles. The two explore how Fed policy has been leading to bubbles throughout the years, how Wall Street is designed to take advantage of the average citizen and what we can learn from the history of bubbles. Key Takeaways: 6:39 Will we learn how little we actually need the government by the time this shutdown is over? 8:04 The government doesn't need to be in all these industries Matt Taibbi Interview: 13:28 There's a pretty decent path from Fed policy to bubbles 17:58 How the Great Recession came into being 22:34 Institutions have learned how to create a bubble to profit from, but then also be prepared to make money when their own bubble bursts 26:41 As long as trades are occuring Wall Street is making money 28:31 How investment bankers are auctioning off America's infrastructure 33:11 What is the

Jason welcomes you from Salzburg, Austria, discussing the  recent tragic events in the U.S., the media's coverage, and new home sales. He criticizes the misleading nature of news about declining home prices, explaining that homebuilders are constructing smaller, cheaper homes to address affordability issues.  The Dollar Milkshake Theory, proposed by Brent Johnson of Santiago Capital, predicts a surge in the US dollar's value compared to other currencies. This is due to the US's strong financial system, deep markets, and the dominance of the dollar in global transactions, like oil purchases. When a global debt crisis strikes, countries will scramble for dollars to pay off their debts, further boosting the dollar's value. This could lead to a "dollar milkshake effect" where money flows heavily into the US, inflating asset prices there. The interview also explores Modern Monetary Theory's role in this scenario, suggesting the US government's printing of money can continue to fuel dollar demand for some time. #Br

Broadcasting from Zurich, Switzerland, Jason discusses the high cost of living in Europe, particularly in Switzerland, comparing it to potential future inflation under a Biden administration. He touches on conspiracy theories related to the World Economic Forum (WEF) and mentions the recent news of an attempted Trump assassination. Shifting focus to real estate, the host highlights the stability of the U.S. mortgage market, with the majority of homeowners holding fixed-rate mortgages below 5%. Despite rising interest rates, the market remains stable, providing a positive outlook for housing. Donald Trump survived an assassination attempt, suffering a gunshot wound to his ear. The incident, which many suspect to be an inside job, has raised numerous questions about the competence of the Secret Service. Eyewitnesses reported seeing the shooter beforehand, but their warnings went unheeded. This event has intensified discussions around conspiracy theories and censorship by big tech companies and mainstream media.

This Flashback Friday is from episode 1158 published last Mar 26, 2019. Jason Hartman wraps up day 2, Sunday, from Meet the Masters. With one visitor travelling 22 hours from Australia and nearly 100 people streaming online, the event was a massive success. Listen in as we hear some live clips from Jason, home inspectors, George Gilder from Life After Google, Mani from 2,000 Books, Drew Baker on self-management and more. Website: www.JasonHartman.com/Cruise www.VentureAllianceMastermind.com     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 busi

Jason Hartman welcomes Curt Doolittle, founder of the Natural Law Institute, referred by previous guest Rudyard Lynch. Doolittle, an expert on Culture War economics and historical contexts, discusses the transformation of cultures over time. He explains the cyclical nature of societal changes, using historical examples like the Greek and Roman impact on the Middle East and the Industrial Revolution's social shifts. Doolittle highlights the challenges and resistances faced by societies in adapting to new responsibilities and the role of law, religion, and state in shaping civilizations. The conversation also explores gender roles, anti-social behaviors, and the impacts of colonization. https://naturallawinstitute.com/ #CurtDoolittle #NaturalLawInstitute #CultureWar #HistoricalContext #PodcastInterview #CulturalChange #EconomicHistory #WesternCivilization #IndustrialRevolution #SocialEvolution #CulturalAnalysis #MiddleEastHistory #GreekRomanHistory #EconomicDevelopment #Colonization #PoliticalSystems #GenderRol

Jason welcomes you from a cloud-covered Mount Pilatus in Switzerland. He says it looks like a James Bond villains lair!  Today Dan Barrett from Adwords Nerds welcomes Jason to his show. Jason shares valuable insights about market cycles, the economy, the real estate market, and predictions for the future. He emphasized the importance of understanding market dynamics and making decisions based on data rather than emotions. They discuss the impact of interest rates on the housing market, highlighting the current inventory shortage and the influence of historically low mortgage rates on homeowner behavior. Jason stresses the importance of asking "compared to what?" to gain a clearer perspective on economic conditions. He also debunks the idea of an imminent real estate crash, pointing out that the constrained inventory and favorable mortgage terms for existing homeowners create a stable market. Overall, Jason provided a comprehensive analysis of the real estate landscape, offering valuable advice for investors n

Today's Flashback Friday is from episode 1157 published last March 25, 2019. Today's episode is all about the first day of Meet the Masters. Hear from attendee Lisa as she discusses why you should come to the event and what she's hoping to get out of Meet the Masters, some tax information from Tom Wheelwright, some lending knowledge from a panel of Jason's lenders, a discussion of rehabs that Local Market Specialists are doing to the properties you're purchasing through our network and more. Website: www.JasonHartman.com/Properties   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 de

Today Jason finishes his talk at the Rebel Capitalist Live Conference. He explains how the rise in interest rates has led to only 8-9 million home transactions out of 140 million units, leaving 131 million homeowners with low 3% mortgages. These homeowners are not selling, causing a market freeze. Hartman predicts that the market will slowly unlock as more transactions occur, with the "lock-in" effect diminishing by about 4 million units a year. Despite predictions from Fannie Mae, Hartman believes mortgage rates won't drop significantly until next year. The low inventory and high buyer demand will keep the housing market tight, preventing a crash similar to the Great Recession. #RealEstate #HousingMarket #MortgageRates #Homeownership #InterestRates #PropertyMarket #HousingInventory #RealEstateInvestment #MarketTrends #Homebuyers #PropertySales #HousingCrisis #RealEstateTrends #MortgageLockIn #HousingEconomics #MarketAnalysis Key Takeaways: 1:34 Guess where Jason is in Germany on a rainy day 2:35 Housing inve

Greetings from a chilly 62°F river cruise in Germany! We're headed to our first German port after leaving Amsterdam. If you see me with a fuzzy thing on my neck in the video, it’s a dead cat microphone screen to block the wind. Today, let’s discuss the global labor shortage affecting various markets, including river cruises. Staff reductions are evident, impacting service quality and efficiency. This labor scarcity leads to wage inflation, significantly influencing real estate investments. As wages rise, rents follow, contributing to persistent inflation. Additionally, recent insurance rate hikes are manageable, especially for newer properties. Join our monthly Zoom meetings to explore investment opportunities, focusing on Alabama this month.  Jason also shares part 1 of his talk at the Rebel Capitalist Live conference where he talks about the housing affordability and shortage among others. #LaborMarket #Inflation #RealEstateInvesting #WageInflation #GlobalEconomy #TravelVlog #InvestmentOpportunities #Insura

This Flashback Friday is from episode 1139 published last Feb 27, 2019.  Jason Hartman and Adam start off today's show discussing one of the keynote speakers for this year's Meet the Masters event, George Gilder. Gilder has quite the history and the two break down what he did back in the 90s, what he's doing now, and why he's still relevant. Then Jason talks with Dr. Randy Wray, one of the foremost experts in Modern Monetary Theory, about why Minsky the philosopher is important, what exactly MMT is and why it's relevant in today's monetary society. They especially tackle the job guarantee program that MMT espouses and what's coming up for the US in the economy for the next few years. Key Takeaways: 4:58 George Gilder is a thought leader today just like he was 20 years ago 7:55 When Gilder spoke back in the 90s the markets moved Dr Randy Wray Interview: 13:03 Who is Minsky and why is he someone we should concern ourselves with? 16:20 What is Modern Monetary Theory and why is it applicable? 22:08 The government

Jason sends his greetings from Lisbon, Portugal! Today, we’ll dive into gold as a key monetary measure. While Jason's not a gold bug, he values gold and silver as insurance rather than investments. True investments, like income property, offer multidimensional benefits such as inflation arbitrage and wealth creation. Gold lacks these characteristics but remains essential for its intrinsic value. Also, join us every second Wednesday for our masterclass on Alabama real estate. Register at https://www.jasonhartman.com/Wednesday and discover why income property is the ultimate investment! Today Jason welcomes back Lynette Zhang from Zhang Enterprises, highlighting her expertise in the economy, sound money, and precious metals. They discuss the recent surge in gold prices, attributed to global central banks' increased gold purchases, despite market manipulation efforts to suppress it. Zhang explains that rising gold prices indicate failing currencies and manipulation by governments to maintain control. She emphasi

In part 2 of this discussion, Ivor Cummins highlights the significant influence of the Rockefeller family and their collaboration with figures like Henry Kissinger in shaping a new world order. Cummins emphasizes that the Rockefeller Brothers, wielding immense financial power, sought to create a global structure affecting all aspects of life. This effort was characterized by the establishment of influential organizations like the Trilateral Commission and the United Nations, aimed at fostering a totalitarian world order. Cummins argues that this represents fascism and corporatocracy, where corporate power merges with government influence, as evidenced by entities like the World Economic Forum (WEF). Funded by major corporations such as Microsoft, IBM, and Goldman Sachs, the WEF exemplifies the unification of corporate and state power, echoing Mussolini's definition of fascism. This corporatocracy manipulates global narratives, using crises like pandemics and climate change to enforce control and push their ag

This Flashback Friday is from episode 1135 published last February 21, 2019. Jason Hartman and Adam are back today to field some listener questions. They tackle hyperinflation, saving up for your first investment property, and why worker confidence is high but the real estate market is slowing. After the questions have been answered, Jason finishes his story about surviving a bear attack. Key Takeaways: 4:41 Buying 10 financed rental properties can easily beat 1 paid off investment 10:39 The Hartman Health Care Hack 14:53 Listener Question from Josh: Inflation Induced Debt Destruction in places of hyperinflation like Venezuela currently 20:58 Worker confidence in finding a new job is high, but home sales are lower than they've been in a decade, what's the cause for discrepancy? 24:25 Listener Question from Zack: how much should he save before investing in his first rental property? 26:42 Listener Question from Michael: Finish the bear attack story! 32:38 Some of Jason's favorite quotes Website: www.JasonHartm

Jason announces a four-part discussion with Ivor Cummins about 'conspiracy facts' relating to elite infringement on personal freedoms. He also talks about the advantages of investing in single family homes over commercial properties, citing a record high of affordable homes being purchased by investors in the last quarter. Lastly, he emphasized the significant housing shortage in the US, particularly in entry-level homes. Then Jason welcomes Ivor Cummins, author of "Eat Rich, Live Long!", who transitioned from corporate problem-solving to investigating food supply corruption. He shared a conference stage with Jason Hartman, discussing elite class agendas. Cummins, a biochemical engineer, criticized the handling of COVID-19, comparing it to a severe flu. He believes media and pharmaceutical industries push biased information. Cummins also explores the World Economic Forum, linking its origins to Rockefeller influences and global control ambitions. He argues that climate change and pandemics are manipulated nar

In today's 10th episode, Jason discusses the uptick in housing inventory, which is still historically low, about half of what it should be. The new normal is higher, but the housing market is still at about half of normal numbers, more than double the lowest point during the COVID era. This means that people are still in a stuck resale market with a lock in effect, where people are not willing to give up their incredible deals on mortgages. Home builders are the only people selling homes because they don't have the lock in effect and have short-term money. Jason has found fantastic deals on new homes with home developers, special financing rates, and buy downs. These builders are more flexible and reasonable, and their earnings are doing well overall. Jason recommends talking to his investment counselor about these deals, as things change over time. Then Jason and Brad Chandler discuss the transformative power of self-love and its impact on overall well-being, with Brad emphasizing the importance of self-awar

This Flashback Friday is from episode 1027, published last July 16, 2018. Jason Hartman is joined by Venture Alliance member Carmen today in Naples, as the two discuss the importance of music on society (and why it might be more important than monetary control), why complaining is actually important, and some good book recommendations for those interested in learning more about the economy and real estate. Jason also explores the current single family rental demand and what the demographics are looking like for the next 10 years. Key Takeaways: 3:14 North Korea is sitting on $6 trillion of mineral assets 8:31 Give Jason control of the music and he cares not who controls the money or makes the laws 12:23 You have to be a complainer when people wrong you 16:08 Some good books Jason recommends 21:21 No place on Earth or time in history has big, intrusive, high tax, government burden made life better for citizens 25:39 Single family demand: 57% of renters are renting single family houses Website: www.JasonHartman