Creating Wealth Real Estate Investing With Jason Hartman

In this 10th show, Jason Hartman talks with Dawn Maslar, author of the new book Men Chase, Women Choose, The Neuroscience of Meeting, Dating, Losing Your Mind & Finding Love, about the biological path from meeting to falling in love. Dawn's research has led her to discover what truly attracts us to the opposite sex, what we can do to change some of our bad subconscious habits, her thoughts on online dating websites, and a very disturbing truth about some of the perfume that's out on the market. Key Takeaways: [6:17] Attraction is, biologically, meant to be temporary [7:22] Why do humor and trust go together? [11:50] What happens to a man, biologically, right before he falls in love [14:57] The truth behind the reason women seem to like jerks [18:39] One of the main things that couples that stay together have [22:01] Dawn's thoughts on online dating sites [24:40] The truth about a perfume scent you may not want to know [28:15] Does nature cause us to be attracted to our opposite to diversify the gene pool?

Jason Hartman starts off the show today with a reminder: housing is NOT at an all time high when it comes to payments (which is how people really base their decision to buy), and housing is still where it's at. Then Jason has the first part of his client case study with Scott, from Washington DC. Scott owned a bunch of retail property previously, but recently sold all but one of them and shifted his focus toward residential real estate. Jason talks with him about why he made that decision, what the process was like doing his 1031 exchange, how his experience with property managers has been, and more. Key Takeaways: Jason Intro: [1:43] Housing is where it's at [5:32] Housing is NOT at an all time high based on the payments being made [8:46] Everybody's a genius in a bull market Client Case Study with Scott: [14:41] Was Scott worried about the retail apocalypse when he purchased all the shopping centers? [17:30] Scott & Kelly's evolution from shopping centers to single family homes [21:04] What happened in

Jason Hartman kicks off the show today asking his ultimate question: compared to what? It's a question that will serve you well in all aspects of your life and will guide you down the right path. He also wants to invite you to join him on any of his adventures scheduled for this year to make your vacation planning even easier. Then Jason wraps up his interview with Macro Watch's Richard Duncan. The two tackle the topic of rising interest rates, better uses for going into further debt than giving it to tax reform, how the Fed will react to a tanking stock market, and what we can expect to see over the next few years. Key Takeaways: [3:53] Always view things in perspective, and remember, COMPARED TO WHAT? [6:16] Meeting fellow investors is crucial to success [8:09] Why doesn't Jason want you to plan any vacations this year? [11:41] Over Thanksgiving, while re-reading The Art of the Deal, Jason realized that Trump is a New York liberal Richard Duncan Interview: [14:26] What people don't realize about interest ra

Jason Hartman welcomes Richard Duncan back to the show to discuss what's going on with fiscal policy and interest rates right now. In the first half of the interview Richard talks about how the trade imbalance with China has enriched the nation and brought millions out of poverty, as well as how the general public has no idea how much the Fed is actually tightening, and how that will impact interest rates. Key Takeaways: [9:19] Jason's theory on asset inflation and what it means if the millennials don't join the investor class like the baby boomers did [11:56] Why the future from an Asian perspective is much brighter than from a US perspective [14:05] Who's gotten the better end of the China/US trade imbalance? [19:42] Richard believes the Fed is tightening more than people are understanding [23:51] The Fed has been destroying at least $10 billion a month since October 2017 and it's going to get bigger [26:26] The Fed will have destroyed $1 trillion by the end of 2019 if they follow through on their announced

Today's Flash Back Friday comes from episode 617, originally published on January 6, 2016. Technology has changed the real estate investor’s ability to access additional markets. Technological changes may give real estate investors better tools to access previously unavailable markets, but no amount of technology will ever replace a human’s need for shelter. As long as investors keep their eyes looking forward to the future and stay on top of the increasing number of research tools available they will successfully build a diverse, long-term wealth strategy based upon single family home investment properties. Jason and the Real Estate Guys take a break from their real estate conference speaking engagements to discuss predictions for the future of the real estate investment market, the influx of tenants looking for rentals and how technology is changing investors ability to see beyond their own backyard and experience the benefit of geo-arbitration. Meet the Masters is this weekend & there are still spaces

This all Jason Hartman episode of the Creating Wealth show dives into a number of different topics. Jason discusses his favorite index when evaluating real estate trends, the dangers of asset inflation, unintended consequences of the GOP Tax Reform bill, the impact of mortgage rate increases, and more of the latest news in the world today. Key Takeaways: [2:22] The problem with foreseeing what will cause the next market crash [4:59] The index that Jason would look at it if he had to pick just one [12:29] Asset inflation in the US is alive and well [15:50] One of the biggest destroyers of wealth: a wave of divorces expected this year [21:54] Don't forget to download your photo with Ron Paul from Meet the Masters (and see all the other pictures from the event) at www.JasonHartman.com/Photos [24:35] Every 1% of interest rate equates to about 10% of sales price [27:37] It's really hard to lose with the buy & hold real estate strategy [32:20] Taylor Swift is being sued for over $1 million by a real estate brok

Jason Hartman kicks off the episode breaking down the OTHER 3 market types. No, he's not talking linear/cyclical/hybrid, today he's talking buyer/seller/broker markets. Then Jason talks with Mike Moyer, creator of Slicing Pie, about how to partner with people on startups and real estate investing in a way that fairly incorporates everything people bring to the table. The two discuss the need to factor in work, cash, ideas, goods, etc when valuing contributions, as well as the multipliers for each faction depending on their scarcity. Key Takeaways: Jason Intro: [5:57] Real estate is a pretty easy thing to partner on, as long as you keep it arms length [7:07] Welcome to the newest Venture Alliance members! [9:07] The 3 basic types of markets (that aren't linear/cyclical/hybrid!!!), and how you figure out which one you're in [13:12] Jason likes the broker's market, obviously, but is still pretty bullish on the real estate market Mike Moyer Interview: [18:38] You have to go into a startup with the knowledge that

Today's Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 259, published in May 2012. Jason Hartman and returning guest, Dan Amerman discuss federal policies and interest rates, which hurts the savers and fixed income folks. The artificially low interest rates are not working and create higher prices through inflation. They also discuss inflation rates, in which the federal numbers are glossed over and do not match true inflation as experienced by the American citizens through food, fuel, and utilities. Manufacturers hide inflation by making products smaller. Jason and Dan then talk about rental housing and how to arbitrage the inflation. Dan explains how to turn the fed policies around to our advantage. It starts with understanding cash flow investing and setting your safety margin. When looking at cash flows, rather than being all about the price, it’s more about the interest rate when it comes to a mortgage. In the process of creating non-free-market interest rates for banks and for the federal government, the federal

Jason Hartman, his mom Joyce, and Drew finish up their long talk about property management practices. This time Drew throws some questions toward Joyce about how to walk the line with a tenant while still keeping a good personal relationship with them, tenant retention, and Jason's theory on the pinball effect that can happen when you own enough places in one market. Key Takeaways: Jason Intro: [2:01] Occassionally you may have difficulty with insurance when you self-manage [2:56] The riskiest part of self-managing is the tenant turn [6:34] Join Jason on a trip to Sweden or come to San Jose for the next JHU event Joyce & Drew Interview: [9:34] One of the nice things about not being near your investment properties is that you CAN'T go over and meet anybody [11:56] How to retain tenants, and how to get rid of deadbeats [14:16] Once you've formed a relationship with a tenant as a self-manager, is it awkward to raise the rent on them or enforce late fees, etc? [18:38] When do you build the expectation of rent

It's time for Jason Hartman to have a good, old fashioned discussion on property management. This time, however, there are THREE sides at the table. In one corner is Jason's mom, Joyce, who is an EXTREME do-it-herself self-manager. In another corner is Drew, who has always been with a property management company and isn't ready to step into the self-management world. And in the final corner is Jason, with his method of a hybrid model. Listen in as these three discuss concerns, strategies, and tips for property management, no matter which road you decide to go down. Key Takeaways: [2:06] Photos from Meet the Masters are up, don't forget to download yours! Join Jason for a bucket list trip to the Icehotel - Sweden in April and don't forget to register for the Jason Hartman University event in San Jose. [7:51] The hardest part of Jason's business is property management "Sometimes it's better to delegate, I admit, but sometimes it's better to just do things yourself" [10:16] Drew's properties in Indianapolis were

Jason Hartman kicks off the episode discussing some self-management tips and what's going on with the new Fed chair. Then, in his 10th episode interview, Jason talks with serial entrepreneur Peter Sage, author of 5 Keys to Master Your Life, about his recent 6 month stay in jail and how he was able to use that as a teaching (and learning) experience for himself, the inmates, and his students. The two touch on the importance of identity, the need for ego strength & ego drive, what drives people, and more. Key Takeaways: Jason Intro: [1:44] Remember, self-management doesn't have to be forever. Transferring to a property manager, if needed, takes no time [2:39] Meet the new Fed chair, same as the old? Peter Sage Interview: [6:53] Peter's latest "adventure" that landed him in jail [11:19] Identity plays a huge part in how you deal with life [17:10] Peter's idea of a "contrast frame" [19:27] Why do people give up at the first sign of adversity? The difference between ego strength & ego drive [21:37] Most pe

Today's Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 634, from February 2016. Investing in income properties or single family homes is the most historically proven asset class. We start out with the Venture Alliance Group in Dubai and later Naresh asks Jason investment related frequently asked questions about commercial and residential real estate properties, about single family homes, how the need for housing is never outsourced to another country and how the oil surplus is affecting US oil towns. Real estate investment income property is the most historically proven asset class. Real estate properties should be looked at in a market by market basis and when looking for you first or next creative deal make certain you can trust the person you are dealing with. When choosing a partner make sure they have tenure in real estate investing. They should already have a comprehensive network of investors and local market specialists in place before you trust them with your money. Key Takeaways: Dubai Intro: [1:44] Gary Pink

Jason Hartman finishes up his conversation about asset protection with Garrett Sutton. The two delve into the external threats to your portfolios this time, looking at how to properly protect your properties if lawsuits come toward you. Garrett also explains when you would want to take an LLC over a corporation, what states are best for protecting you, what actions are being taken to weaken LLCs across the nation, and why doing more than the law stipulates can be a very good, very easy thing. Key Takeaways: Jason Intro: [2:25] Photos from Meet the Masters are up at www.JasonHartman.com/Photos [3:15] Join the Icehotel trip at www.JasonHartmanIceHotel.com [5:03] The next Jason Hartman University event is in San Jose, go to www.JasonHartman.com/Events Garrett Sutton Interview: [7:18] Two areas where Jason sees real estate creating liabilities for the owner: fair housing and safety [11:34] The external threat is the biggest threat for your assets [13:34] Breaking down Slide #6 [17:41] What you need when you domes

Jason Hartman wanted to make sure that the practice of asset protection is understood by every investor, because it can make or break your portfolio if done wrong. As such, he invited Rich Dad Advisor Garrett Sutton back on the show for a long, in-depth interview. We'll finish it up tomorrow with the second half, but today the two discuss the inside/outside attack on LLCs, discuss which states have weak and strong LLC protections, and how to protect your properties properly. Key Takeaways: [4:13] The impact of controlling the money [7:45] How music has impacted societies around the world [10:30] Want to go to the Icehotel in Sweden with Jason? [12:58] The inside attack versus the outside attack [16:41] California has the weakest asset protection laws in the union [18:47] Why Wyoming LLCs can protect your other LLCs better than any other state [23:21] If you have your state LLC inside a Wyoming LLC domesticated in your state, which state rules apply? [25:31] Why is it called an "Armor 8" strategy and when is i

Jason Hartman takes the reins for a whole episode, discussing how peer-to-peer interactions are disrupting industries all across the economy, how blockchain is now even infiltrating dating, and the government shutdown. He also shares the 10 biggest ICOs of 2017, which shows the amazing amount of money that's entering the cryptocurrency world, and also the movement for the 51st state in the US. Key Takeaways: [3:17] A big thanks to intra-preneurs [5:51] Cryptocurrencies are up against the most powerful forces humanity has ever known [7:22] Blockchain is now being used for bedroom activities [11:40] The disruption caused by Napster and programs like it, and how it impacted its industry [13:36] 10 biggest ICOs of 2017 [17:43] The government shutdown is expensive administratively speaking [19:06] The movement for a 51st state [26:18] California has the highest poverty rate in the US [28:46] Check the Meet the Masters app for speaker slides that have been updated Website: www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

Today's Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 285, from November 2012. Jason Hartman and Karl Deninger, author of Leverage and his blog, “The Market Ticker,” get together to discuss the economic structural imbalances around the world. Karl started “The Market Ticker” to warn investors about impending ruptures in the stock market after he figured out the illegal methods happening in the tech boom and crash that left many of his friends bankrupt. He stresses the importance of knowing how we got where we are today and offers solutions to actually put the system back together on a sustainable basis. In his book, Leverage, Larry explains the problem in that all geometric systems are unsustainable for the long term, such as Medicare/Medicaid, trade deficits, deflation from productivity, deflation of fiat money, and much more. Mr. Denninger is the former CEO of MCSNet, a regional Chicago area networking and Internet company that operated from 1987 to 1998. MCSNet was proud to offer several "firsts" in the Internet Se

Jason Hartman and investment counselor Carrie take a look back at Meet the Masters 2018. The two discuss some of their big takeaways from the weekend, including property management tips, mortgage sequencing, internal and external threats, and lending practices. Key Takeaways: [5:48] The Local Market Specialists gave some good insight into their markets [9:56] Journey Captured was worth the expense [13:09] A little tension in your relationship with your property manager is a healthy thing [16:17] Sometimes you have to take leadership, even if you have a property manager [20:48] The amazing statistic of mortgage sensitivity [23:21] You have to understand the difference between internal and external threats, and the first step in asset protection [29:15] The strategy in borrowing and why Jason likes the lenders in his network Website: www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

The 20th Meet the Masters of Income Property is in the books! Thanks to all who came to this amazing event to learn and expand your network. It was truly an awesome event thanks to the speakers and the guests. Listen in on some clips of our speakers from the 3rd day. Sunday featured Jason Hartman, Brian Smith (founder of Ugg Boots), Gary Pinkerton, the Moneyball Economist Andrew Zatlin, lender Aaron Chapman, a lender panel with Aaron and Joe, an investment counselor panel, and a Q&A with Jason's mom and aunt! Enjoy this wrap-up and we hope to see you at the next Meet the Masters. Key Takeaways: [3:10] Brian Smith [8:35] Gary Pinkerton [14:23] Andrew Zatlin [20:00] Aaron Chapman [25:08] Lender panel [33:32] Jason Hartman [42:18] Investment Counselor panel [44:00] Joyce & Aunt Joan [46:57] The reluctant investor lament Website: www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

The second day of Meet the Masters is in the books, and what a day it was! Jason Hartman kicked off the day with a brief talk about the ulimate investing equation, then we heard from Dr. Ron Paul, Garrett Sutton, John Burns, Ken McElroy, Ryan Schellhous, the local market specialists, and Danielle DiMartino-Booth. Listen in as these great minds share their insights about real estate, liberty, and the markets with you. Key Takeaways: [1:05] Jason Hartman [5:16] Congressman Dr. Ron Paul [13:40] Garrett Sutton [18:45] John Burns [22:16] Ken McElroy [33:56] Danielle DiMartino-Booth Website: www.JasonHartman.com/Watch

The first day of Meet the Masters has concluded, with an amazing, jam-packed day of presentations and panel discussions. Get a taste of the day with these snippets from some of our speakers and panel members. Hear Jason's views on mortgage increases and ownership rates, Quad Cities demographic breakdown, Pat Donohoe's Human Capital Statement, lender insights into down payment and getting loans for a non-working spouse, getting insurance in Florida, the dynamics of the Memphis market, important questions to ask your turnkey providers, home buying tendencies and more in this wrap-up of the first day! Website: www.JasonHartman.com/Watch