Creating Wealth Real Estate Investing With Jason Hartman

Have you ever been taken advantage of by a business or organization? What recourse did you have? Jason shares his own personal experiences of being taken advantage of and what he did to make things right. His Free Court consumer advocacy group hopes to decentralize the global legal system.   And if you have ever wanted to know more about your personality, this 10th episode interview focuses on a psychoanalytical tool designed by University of Toronto Professor, Dr. Jordan Peterson. Dr. Peterson’s Understand Myself Assessment and his Self Authoring Program assist people in identifying their personalities and their goals for the future. Key Takeaways: [01:53] Jason uses an Einstein quote to express his devotion to consumer advocacy. [08:07] January's Meet the Masters of Income Property event details. [10:26] Decentralizing the global legal system through Jason’s Free Court community.   Dr. Jason Peterson Guest Interview:   [15:36] The 5 Personality Traits of Understand Myself. [25:01] How the Understand Myself

Massive shifts in the world economy are coming and may be as soon as 2020. The United States has the unique opportunity to take charge of the change through technological breakthroughs that will lead us down the utopian path. In addition, the U.S. is still the best country in which to make real estate investments. But if you do it be wise about it. Private investments are one of the safest vehicles to create your wealth. Be wary of group investment funds which put the control of the funds in someone else’s hands. Jason cautions his listeners against this type of investing. Before signing any deal read every word of the paperwork.

There is a lot of talk in the news lately about a possible downturn in the US economy, yet Jason’s guest, Ali Wolf of Meyers Research is staying bullish. She says the important indicators to watch aren’t showing the normal warning signs of a market drop. Ali also discusses the trends of Millennials with regards to renting vs. buying a home, their purchasing cycles and what they are willing, and not willing, to pay for. Key Takeaways: [01:25] Meet the Masters of Income Property event details. [04:23] Talented and want to get more deeply involved? Jason wants to hire you.   Ali Wolf Guest Interview:   [08:38] Are we at the end of a business cycle? [12:05] Ali uses the Quits ratio to judge the state of the economy. [14:14] Three critical indicators to use as early warning signs to a possible market drop. [17:04] Wiil Millennials be staying put and buying homes or are they the rental generation? [24:08] Why modern, prefab homes may offer Millennials more amenities than space. [35:09] Inventory of existing, resale

As the latest Venture Alliance Mastermind is wrapping up Jason asks the attendees to share their favorite moments and key takeaways from the event. And in the interview, Brian Chavis, author of The Landlord Academy and Creator of the website of the same name,  describes his property management methods and tools. His advice is for income property investors to treat their portfolios as a business and to set expectations from the onset of a landlord-tenant transaction.   Key Takeaways: [02:38] John Christensen and Mike Zlotnik share key takeaways from the Venture Alliance Mastermind. [08:03] Gary appreciated the biohacking information shared by other Venture Alliance members.   Brian Chavis Guest Interview:   [17:50] The fundamentals of attracting tenants. [20:20] Basics of a solid lease. [23:33] The two main systems landlords need to have in place.   [27:12] How to handle move outs, inspections and [30:23] Be a better property manager with [30:23] Brian shares his favorite apps and the software he uses to run h

Jason Hartman talks on how much he hates seeing people being ripped off in Las Vegas casinos and how casinos hurts the local economy more than helps it. He also does a case study with his long time client Joe Gocalves from Los Angeles. Joe has accumulated over 90 properties in five different markets and he shares to the audience why he chose real estate to achieve financial independence.  

Jason begins this episode with a somber reminder of the importance of questioning authority, not taking things at face value (especially, if reported by the mainstream media) and doing your own research before coming to a conclusion stemming from his experience during the tragic terror event in Las Vegas. He then concludes his interview with a new lender, Shannon. Shannon describes new financing options available how lenders use debt-to-income ratios and who will benefit from a softening of Dodd-Frank. Key Takeaways: [01:12] Jason reflects on the tragic event at the Mandalay Bay hotel in Vegas. [07:17] Meet the Masters Speaker announcement.   New Lender Interview Part 2:   [09:11] LTV ratios, rates and terms for new financing options. [12:22] A market shift will likely only affect cyclical real estate markets. [16:42] Bank statement loans require 12 to 24 months of an applicant's bank statements to qualify. [19:55] Debt-to-Income (DTI) ratio explained. Mentioned in This Episode: Jason Hartman Meet the Master

In the intro portion of the show Jason is joined by Pat Donohoe to discuss the many sides of the smoke and mirrors gambit known as Wall Street. Including the differences in the investments of the middle-class and the elites, how derivatives are used to hedge bets,  and technology as a deflationary force. During the interview, Jason speaks with a new lender, Shannon, about the opportunities available to those who have exhausted their Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac 10 property limit and for foreign nationals. Key Takeaways: [01:47] Details from dinner with Tim Ferriss in Austin. [06:57] Inflation, deflation and stagnation are the three basic economic maladies. [10:47] Asset inflation in the stock market. [15:01] There are more derivatives in circulation than during the collapse of 2009.   [27:30] Information for upcoming Meet the Masters and Venture Alliance events.   New Lender Shannon Interview Part 1:   [29:48] Shannon explains the LTV ratio, rates and terms of the Investor Cash Flow Program. [36:47] New lending opp

Originally aired on CW 514 Jason reads a nice letter written by Gary who toured with Jason during the Memphis Property Tour. Jason introduces a long-time client, Philip to the show to talk about his real estate investment portfolio. Philip is unique because he started his real estate journey doing hard-money lending first and then purchasing income property. He talks on some of the mistakes and key lessons he has learned on today’s show.

Jason welcomes client, Clay Slocum to the show. Clay is a millennial who currently has four properties in his real estate portfolio. Before buying his first property, Clay worked diligently with Oscar, his Investment Counselor, and a Local Market Specialist to play around with the numbers and he discovered his initial investment could grow exponentially. Clay shares his insights on the power of compounding interest, asset protection, and the Memphis market. Key Takeaways: [01:10] Jason comments on the Las Vegas terrorist attack. [09:30] Compound interest can be a powerful tool against inflation. [15:12] Engineers take an analytical approach to investing. [17:22] After 18 years, $100,000 grow to 14 million. [24:43] Jason explains a Deferred Sales Trust. [28:39] If you are on the fence about investing talk with an investment counselor. [39:33] Asset Protection is a complicated subject you should speak with a lawyer about. [48:58] Resources for tax help. Mentioned in This Episode: Jason Hartman Meet the Masters

Sunday night in Las Vegas shook the town and, tragically, saw the loss of life to over 50 and caused injuries to over 400 participants at the Route91 Christian Music Festival. The deranged gunman who fired at them was shooting from the Mandalay Bay hotel, where Jason Hartman happened to be attending a meeting. Jason took some time Monday evening to reflect on his experience as the realization dawned on him, and the other meeting attendees, that someone was shooting at people on the ground. He also talks to his friend, Larry, who stayed at the meeting a little longer and ended up being locked into the hotel and having to spend the night in the meeting room. Larry tells about the scare they received in the room, how the situation was handled, and when he was allowed to leave. [1:13] Hearing the gunshots from the balcony of the meeting room, and the slow realization that something was horribly wrong [5:40] The biggest terrorist attack in the US since 9/11 and the fear that the next one will be even bigger [8:38]

Even though this is a 10th episode, Jason cannot help but to start the show off by talking about the current and future events which will change the real estate investment landscape. And later, Jason interviews Founder and President of the High-Performance Learning Center, Keynote Speaker, and NYT bestselling author Michael Gelb. Michael discusses key points from his books, How to Think Like Leonardo Da Vinci and The Art of Connection. Key Takeaways: [02:30] Age isn't what it used to be. [09:40] The American dream of owning a home is becoming obsolete. [14:40] 'Surban' communities are the concepts of suburban and urban joined together.   [16:27] Boomers are choosing to rent.   [19:31] Jason recommends some books.   Michael Gelb Guest Interview:   [23:09] The Art of Connection turns the tide on the massive tsunami of spam in our lives. [26:14] Steps to get people to buy into your ideas and innovations. [29:15] Treating all stakeholders with respect will bring success to your business. [33:46] The Three Liberat

Originally aired on CW 512. Jason invites his top investment counselor, Sara, to the show. Jason and Sara share their thoughts on the Memphis market and what potential investors might expect. Sara also lists the importance of having the right mindset when investing in a C property and Jason gives a break down on the price ranges of A, B, and C class properties on the show.

Jason welcomes Economist Mike Norman to the show to discuss Modern Monetary Theory or MMT. Mike shares examples of common misconceptions people have of the US monetary system and economy, such as the US debt clock, that inflation equals growth and how the tax system works. He believes that the US has an unlimited supply of capital and balancing the budget or functioning as a fixed monetary system would accomplish the opposite of what is needed to create growth. And, Jason announces the winner of the Amazon Echo raffle. Key Takeaways: [01:27] Paige Glenview is the winner of the Amazon Echo raffle. [04:10] SkyNews clip about giving women permission to drive in Saudi Arabia. [06:21] Meet the Masters and ADVenture Alliance event information.   Mike Norman Guest Interview:   [09:40] Modern Monetary Theory (MMT) explains the value of money. [12:39] A tax system is required to create demand for money. [17:31] A fixed monetary system creates cycles of economic depressions and recessions. [19:53] The US national debt

The US is facing a looming financial crisis. In this episode, Jason outlines six business plans the government can use to ease its inflationary pressures. Four of the plans could result in negative outcomes, while the final two plans could achieve debt repayment by way of inflation. Understanding inflation and all of its aspects are not for the light-hearted. Jason explains inflation, how the government reports on inflation and offers up some educational resources for those who want to know more. Key Takeaways: [04:35] Technology is changing the game in all aspects of life. [11:15] Meet the Master's of Income Property Event is a 3-day event in January 2018.   [14:15] Jason identifies 6 ways to deal with inflationary pressures. [21:17] Using inflation as a tool to avoid paying debts. [27:39] Understanding the difference between real and nominal and price and value. [33:49] Redistributing wealth through inflation. [40:11] The three ways the government manipulates inflation statistics. Mentioned in This Episode:

To start, Jason’s mother joins Creating Wealth to speak on the latest in the real estate market and rent to value ratios. Today’s Creating Wealth guest is Managing Director of Dandrew Partners New York, Salvatore Buscemi. Dandrew Parnters specializes in non-performing residential mortgages. Salvatore talks about why the real estate market collapsed, dealing with inexperienced investors, real estate crowd funding, and more on today’s show.

In this solo episode, Jason analyzes widespread public statistics about US home sales, the value of the US Dollar and the looming pension crisis and asks the question ‘compared to what?’ The doomsayers may not be considering all the facts when predicting the collapse of the US economy and the real estate bubble. Jason breaks down the concept of price discovery and details how it is directly impacted by the interest rate. He ends the show by scrutinizing the top-heavy economies in Europe. Key Takeaways: [02:33] Wells Fargo settled a class-action lawsuit for $142 million for ripping off America. [03:34] Does social media pressure give the average consumer leverage? [09:09] Including 'Compared to what?' information can help clarify statistics. [12:27] The three types of home sale markets are the buyer's market, the seller's market and the broker's market. [21:51] War as a business plan. [23:59] The cyclical, conservatives markets aren't likely to crash. [29:15] Price discovery is directly impacted by the interes

Jason shares his views of the socialistic policies adopted in Europe with regards to immigration and economics before welcoming returning guest, Nick Giambruno to the show. Nick details the problematic pension crisis and shares how it will affect state and local governments. And, he talks about how decentralized cryptocurrencies, like Bitcoin, may be the answer to taking power away from the centralized government and the current geopolitical climate. Key Takeaways: [02:22] The world is in a race to the bottom as people lose their critical thinking abilities. [06:02] Communism is the biggest disaster to befall humanity. [07:11] Lending institutions may not be responsible for the current housing bubble. [11:30] Jason recommends two great reads.   Nick Giambruno Guest Interview:   [16:05] Nick explains the future pension crisis. [21:14] Property taxes will go up in order to offset the pension crisis. [24:00] Will there be a federal bailout for the state and local governments? [25:45] Analyzing the longevity and

Originally aired on CW 474. Today on the Creating Wealth show, Jason talks about some of the latest things he is up to as well as talks about an interesting opinion article published by the Washington Post. He does not have a guest for today’s show, so he does a deep dive into the real estate market and talks about why central planning never works for the home ownership market. He also gives his comments in between reading out loud the article published by Washington Post in this quick 30 minute Creating Wealth episode.

The month of October brings the 2017 tax season to a close. Jason brings Fernando and Zack on the show to showcase the organizational tools and portfolio management options available through the newly upgraded Property Tracker 2.0. The Property Tracker software makes creating Schedule E’s, depreciation schedules and other tax forms easy as well as a robust calendar which keeps track of all of your income properties important dates.   You can now get tickets to the Meet the Master’s of Income Property event and the Venture Alliance Mastermind is coming up in October. Key Takeaways: [02:25] Was the media bummed out that Hurricane Irma didn't cause more damage? [09:04] The Waffle House Index and Cryptocurrencies. [16:44] Fundamentals for organizing and tracking investment properties. [24:00] Property Tracker produces tax schedules including Schedule E and an up-to-date Schedule of Depreciation. [27:58] Property Tracker 2.0 has updated proformas with RV ratio evaluations. [30:24] Clarifying the statement "Every d

With hurricanes and tropical storms at the forefront of the news these days, Jason kicks off this episode by speaking with Ed Babkes about the difference in weather-related insurance policies, why investors pay more for these policies and how to eliminate the need for flood insurance for your property. And later, the second part of Doug Casey’s interview from Aspen, Colorado. Mr. Casey is a self-proclaimed Anarchist Libertarian who warns of a forthcoming economic depression in the United States. Key Takeaways: [01:21] A quote from Franklin D. Roosevelt about real estate. [04:24] Ed explains the differences between weather-related insurance coverage. [09:05] The government charged investor-owned properties more than owner occupied properties. [12:46] Elevation certifications can eliminate the need for flood insurance for some. [17:56] Information on the new Amazon Echo contest, the upcoming Venture Alliance, and the Meet the Master’s events.   Doug Casey Guest Interview Part 2:   [20:27] Will technology keep t