Creating Wealth Real Estate Investing With Jason Hartman

Jason Hartman guides you through his process for how to read a property Pro Forma. Key Takeaways: (0:50) Jason introduces Episode #405 (4:07) Jason plays a video on how to read a property pro forma (16:56) Jason discusses the extremely important financial indicators section (24:57) Find out more at www.jasonhartman.com! Links: www.jasonhartman.com

Captain Gary Pinkerton joins Jason to share his story of how investing in income property gave him financial freedom and he describes how he used a life insurance policy to fund his investments. Later in the show, Jason and Gary answer listener questions about self-management, markets and taxes received as part of the Apple Airpod contest. Submit your comments and questions now to be entered in the contest which runs through next week. Key Takeaways: [01:59] A few things you probably didn't know about submarines. [05:09] Gary shares the most important lessons he has learned about income property investing. [08:50] Leveraging prudent debt and getting credit for the appreciation is a 20% ROI. [12:47] Gary wanted to go to work and make money on his own terms. [16:51] Increase the efficiency of your properties by funding them in a different way. [23:26] Looking at the benefits of using a life insurance policy to fund your investments. [29:00] Self-managing income properties may give your tenants a better experien

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: [03:29] Captain Gary Pinkerton asks how to know if the person you are doing business with has bad intentions. [06:37] Red flags to watch out for when making cash deals and dealing with new providers. [14:46] It's common for lower-end properties to sell for cash. [16:04] Gary shares a kind word about working with Jason. [18:28] Hawaii could be the location of the next Creating Wealth Seminar.   James Ledbetter Guest Interview:   [20:27] One Nation Under Gold tells of America's obsession with gold. [22:10] The Bretton Wood system fix

In this particular episode of Creating Wealth, Jason Hartman is his own guest as he remedies an issue from an earlier episode of the show. Available here is a chance to hear his take on the Eight Financial Rules That Apply to Everyone and Their Money, as listed by Business Insider, and a few of his own Commandments. In the second half of the show, Jason finds out about the changing demographics of the United States and questions the consequences on real estate investing, as well as putting some figures and statistics to the eternal question, ‘Can money make you happy?’

On today’s podcast, Jason answers the question “how much money should new investors have for a down payment and in reserve when investing in a property” and he uses a popular joke as a metaphor to explain the relativity of the real estate market. He explains why human psychology always lags the reals estate market, why raising the minimum wage will only end up hurting the poor and he encourages listeners to leave their questions and comments for a chance to win a pair of Apple Airpods. Key Takeaways: [04:50] 'Compared to what?' is the question to ask when looking for an opportunity for your money. [06:57] The concepts of comparison, scarcity and price discovery. [10:33] Jason makes the article, Marathon Runner Escapes 2 Bears a metaphor about investments. [16:08] The minimum wage argument doesn't make any sense when you consider inflation. [21:51] What is the minimum down payment and reserve fund amount for a new investor? [24:41] A listener question about what to do with his down payment when no are so few p

In between activities during the Oklahoma City JHU Live event is a great time to record a podcast with new income property investors. David & Gina Nelson share their story of the life-changing decisions that led to investing in real estate with Jason. David & Gina recognized staying in their corporate positions and only investing in the stock market wouldn’t get them where they wanted to be in life.   They convey their appreciation for the transparency and support they have received from the Jason Hartman Investment Counselors and share their advice on how you too can have the diversified financial future you deserve. Key Takeaways: [01:40] David & Gina wanted to take control of their lives and build their wealth by investing in income properties. [06:15] You are never too old or too young to start investing in your future and real estate. [09:20] The portfolio builder game is a great way to find out what type of investor you are. [12:03] The Nelson's plan to retire next year and use income proper

Jason talks with Sara about the Meet the Masters weekend event. Next, Jason interviews Ken Wilson. Ken Wilson is President of the Appraisal Institute. He joins the show to discuss what the Appraisal Institute has done to help appraisers analyze market trends and value. The topic then shifts to real estate, where Wilson explain different market types and how one can analyze market cycles.

Part 2 of Jason’s interview with Richard Duncan includes information about the what Richard believes will happen if the government doesn’t continue to intervene in keeping the global bubble afloat, how the government can get back to the black and why we are at a unique time in economic history.     Richard Duncan is Chief Economist at Black Horse Asset Management, the author of The New Depression: The Breakdown of the Paper Money Economy and The Dollar Crisis: Causes, Consequences, Cures. His Macro Watch video series can help individuals to clearly understand how the financial system really works. Mr. Duncan previously held the position of economist for the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund. Key Takeaways: [03:24] Jason shares his opinion of Tesla Motors. [06:04] The Wall Street Journal Podcast featured an article about the self-driving car revolution. [09:13] Cars as a Service (CaaS) will drive down the cost of transportation. [18:38] Future episodes of the Creating Wealth Show will focus on ass

This week’s episode is an enlightening economic conversation you don’t want to miss. Jason welcomes Richard Duncan back to the show for the first of a two-part conversation about what is driving the economy and which mistakes could catapult the US into a recession.   Richard Duncan is Chief Economist at Black Horse Asset Management, the author of The New Depression: The Breakdown of the Paper Money Economy and The Dollar Crisis: Causes, Consequences, Cures. His Macro Watch video series can help individuals to clearly understand how the financial system really works. Mr. Duncan previously held the position of economist for the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund. Key Takeaways: [02:18] Trump may have personality limitations but he will be good for the US real estate market. [06:44] Don't be part of the disappearing middle class align your interests with governments and central banks. [12:31] Last chance to sign up for the Oklahoma City Property Tour and JHU Live event!   Richard Duncan Guest Intervi

Originally aired on CW 320. Jason Hartman interviews Dr. Bob Wright, co-author of Transformed! The Science of Spectacular Living and Beyond Time Management: Business with a Purpose, to talk about the science and positive results in personal transformation and finding purpose. Dr. Wright discusses identifying inner yearnings, becoming more engaged, and becoming more aware of our programming (limitations) and changing them. He explains the difference between learning and growing and how to transform our lives by rebuilding neuro pathways in the brain. He also defines the three types of happiness – hedonic, engaged and meaningful – and how to create an intimate relationship with our fears in order to transform. Dr. Wright then talks with Jason about finding deeper purpose in business, creating a more meaningful, more fulfilling experience.Dr. Robert Wright is a highly successful entrepreneur, world-class executive coach, and dynamic corporate consultant.

In this solo episode, Jason recaps the extraordinary Venture Alliance Mastermind in Chicago this past weekend and he continues to advocate for the buy and hold, long-term investment strategy of income property. It is truly the most historically-proven asset class in the world. Jason also shares pertinent real estate articles demonstrating the absolute folly of the over-priced, luxury home market and an article about the hourly wage your renters must make to afford a two bedroom home in various states in the US.   Key Takeaways: [01:12] Venture Alliance Mastermind wrap-up. [04:03] $51M  Foreclosure Signals Bad News for Luxury Market. [09:16] The opportunity cost of letting your money sleep. [18:51] Linear, cash-flow market real estate investors should avoid trying to time the market. [21:43] The concept of sunk cost bias influences us to stay in a bad deal. [27:39] Refi-till-you-die leverages your property so you can take advantage of inflation induced debt destruction. [29:59] Pet rent should be charged to te

Investment Counselor and Local Market Specialist Liaison, Carrie joins Jason to see if he can correctly predict the effect the rise in interest rates will have on the US economy. Jason reminds us the Feds don’t directly impact mortgage rates but by directly impacting short-term rates all rates will be affected. For those of you who have income properties, the higher interest rates will put upward pressure on rents. And if you are looking for additional properties, be sure to get pre-approved for financing before the Oklahoma Property Tour and JHU Live event. Key Takeaways: [03:52] Oklahoma City has a lot of inventory available and you can see it on the upcoming property tour. [09:13] What does the spike in interest rates mean for investors? [15:27] Higher interest rates will put upward pressure on rents and lessen the concentration of wealth. [19:37] Local Market Specialists and Investment Counselors are always working in the client's best interest. [29:01] It's important to get pre-approved for financing in

Originally aired on CW 343. Tom Kraeutler is the President of Money Pit Media and Co-host of “The Money Pit,” the nation’s largest nationally syndicated home improvement radio program. He is a home improvement expert.In a rapidly improving housing market, Kraeutler discusses some home improvements we can make, which will pay for themselves in resale value. This would include upgrading home efficiency and performance.

Jason welcomes two guests to the show today. First, private lender Bill Green gets specific with available rates and financing offers available for buy and hold 30-year loans and shorter span bridge loans. He describes the differences between the options and shares and example of when each loan may be applicable for the purchase of your next property. And later in the show, Daren Blomquist returns to the podcast to give us a real estate market update and to provide some unique market data tools his company created. Supply is low and demand is high. If a property makes financial sense buy, buy, buy. Key Takeaways:   [01:23] Private lenders help fill the gap between agency loans and hard-money lenders. [05:05] Bill Green explains the financing and rates available for long-term and bridge loans.   Daren Blomquist Guest Interview:   [17:21] Home price appreciation accelerated during the 1st quarter. [20:01] Linear markets may be morphing into hybrid markets during this period of high demand. [25:49] Technology ma

On today’s episode, Jason welcomes Investment Counselor, Oliver back to the podcast to discuss current market conditions, why it’s important to attend live events and the solid foundation of linear markets. A real estate bubble might be right around the corner in expensive cyclical markets but if your portfolio includes a smart mix of linear and hybrid market properties you will ride the wave and continue to grow your wealth no matter what the economic climate. Be sure to check the Creating Wealth Show’s back catalog of episodes for more information about the 10 Commandments of Successful Investing. Key Takeaways: [05:08] When new clients see the monthly cash flow their income properties create they get hungry for more properties. [07:33] An example of how to get rich on linear market properties; breaking down the benefits. [14:19] Attending live events like the Oklahoma City JHU event, Property Tours and the Venture Alliance allows you to meet like-minded investors. [17:58] Current market conditions are maki

Originally aired on CW 819 When 18 out of 20 valuation sources say the S&P is radically overvalued, it might be true. Most of you know never to invest in the stock market (unless you are an insider) but just in case, Jason shares a table with some astounding estimations of how overvalued the S&P is. And a local market specialist joins us from Oklahoma City to describe the benefits of investing in the primarily new construction market there. He says that a dollar stretches further, tornadoes have moved East and it’s a landlord friendly market.

Jason has left the most expensive city in the US, NYC, and is enjoying fly over state pricing once again. The meat of this episode is a recording of a Creating Wealth Live session which focuses on inflation. We all know inflation is right around the corner as it is the only way the government can get out of the current economic climate. Inflation will erode our purchasing power, our stocks, our savings and the rich will get richer. Investing in Income Property is your best weapon against the forthcoming inflationary increase. Key Takeaways: [02:54] Using a movie or Broadway play can get the attention of the political left. [06:29] Investors should align their interests with the government and the powers that be. [09:18] The Venture Alliance Mastermind in Chicago and the Oklahoma City JHU Live and Property Tour.   Creating Wealth Live Clip   [10:42] The 6 ways the government is likely to inflate themselves out of a mess. [12:54] Understanding inflation in all of its forms. [15:53] The political left uses the g

Client and fellow podcaster, Elisabeth Embry joins Jason to discuss the importance of coming to the live events, finding the true value of your properties and what happens when interest rates rise and inventories are low. The upcoming Venture Alliance and Oklahoma City Property Tour and Jason Hartman University Live events are a great way to meet like-minded people who are income property investors. You can share your creative ideas with Jason or any of the investment counselors at these events and there are tried and true professionals who share their real life experience on the panels. Go to JasonHartman.com/Events and sign up today. Key Takeaways: [03:13] In a booming real estate market nobody is making money if they don't have any inventory to sell. [06:48] The quality of properties lowers when property inventories are limited. [09:31] Puerto Rico, are the tax breaks worth the risk? [16:04] Zillow could be getting sued for their Zestimates. [23:14] A Trulia article states houses haven't reached the pre-re

Originally aired on CW 267. Despite the grim, doom-and-gloom events occurring in our world today, emerging technologies will make it possible to overcome challenges and bring about significant abundance. Jason Hartman interviews Steven Kotler, co-author of the book, “Abundance,” also co-authored by Peter Diamandis. Steven talks about the four forces bringing about abundance, explaining how improvements and new developments in communication technology have already brought many people around the globe out of poverty by bringing more and more brilliant minds online. Medical technology advances will make it possible to diagnose illnesses and disease from home, without incurring the costs of physician and lab fees. People may soon be able to pick IBM’s supercomputer Watson’s brain online for free. There have been huge advancements in online education technologies.

Jason is in the big apple, New York City, for this 10th episode show. He is definitely not looking for income properties as the Hartman Risk Evaluator said there were no good rent-to-value ratios to be found there.     Jason’s welcomes author William Poundstone to tell us about his new book, Head in the Cloud: Why Knowing Things Still Matters When Facts are So Easy to Look Up. Mr. Poundstone is also the author of the New York Times best-selling books, Fortune's Formula: The Untold Story of Scientific Betting System that Beat the Casinos and Wall Street, Priceless: The Myth of Fair Value and How to Take Advantage of It and Gaming the Vote: Why Elections Aren't Fair and What We Can Do About it. Key Takeaways: [04:11] Income property is the 'ideal' multi-dimensional asset class but there are others. [07:28] Corporate raiders would creatively acquire a company and part it out akin to income property investors today. [12:29] The upcoming Venture Alliance Mastermind in Chicago includes an appearance by Mish Shedloc