Creating Wealth Real Estate Investing With Jason Hartman

Jason discussed various topics related to the housing market, including current and forecasted mortgage rates, the ongoing inventory shortage, and the state of the multifamily housing market. He also addressed the issue of housing affordability, arguing that it is not a necessary condition for a healthy market, and shared his own experiences in the market. Lastly, he touched on the impact of climate-induced inflation on food prices and overall inflation rates, and endorsed his inflation-induced debt destruction strategy with income properties. And in part 2 of Jason's interview with Rick Sharga, Rick  delves into the housing market, highlighting mortgage rates near 20-year highs affecting purchase loan applications and pending home sales due to decreased affordability. He anticipates gradual mortgage rate declines attracting more buyers than sellers, likely resulting in increased competition and rising prices. Existing home sales show a 6.5% year-over-year price increase, while new home prices have decreased

Jason discusses the surge in existing home sales by 9.5% in February, marking a two-year consecutive increase due to a slight rise in inventory. Fox Business highlights keeping mortgage rates under 7% for homebuyers. The show emphasizes the housing affordability crisis and potential impacts of the NAR lawsuit on realtor commissions, predicting market chaos. Despite media misreporting on commission changes, the segment stresses the need for real estate professionals in navigating complex transactions. It anticipates increased competition among brokers and agents, urging them to enhance service quality amid evolving market dynamics. Then Jason welcomes real estate analyst Rick Sharga. Rick discusses the housing market and economic trends. Despite concerns of a crash, he suggests a slow period with modest price increases rather than a downturn. He dismisses crash predictions, highlighting historical data showing home prices generally rise during recessions. Sharga addresses factors like consumer spending, job gr

Jason welcomes Bill Faeth as they talk about Bill's entrepreneurial journey and his approach to creating wealth. Bill shares his experiences of founding 31 startups, dealing with different personalities in business, and the importance of aligning work and life. He emphasized the need for a mindset shift towards integrating work and life, and the need for intentional alignment with one's spouse. Bill also discussed the influence of a Fortune 500 CEO, on his life who introduced him to the concept of a life plan. He stressed the importance of being present in his life, especially with his family, and talked about auditing his success as a parent. https://www.billfaeth.com/ #RealEstate #USMarket #Mortgages #NARSettlement #IndustryConsolidation #LoanOfficers #AntitrustLawsuit #HousingMarket #Investing Key Takeaways: 1:04 Have a "life plan" 9:19 The angle of money and the idea of "enough" 15:57 Why real estate 19:37 The future of real estate and timing the market   Follow Jason on TWITTER, INSTAGRAM & LINKEDIN

Today's Flashback Friday is from episode 979 published last March 27, 2018. Jason Hartman goes solo in today's episode, as he breaks down the flow of foreign money into the US real estate market and which states have benefited the most from that influx. He also explains why big business secretly loves some regulation, the shrinking of the welfare state (no matter how minimal it is), whether we're seeing signs of an economic letup, and more. Key Takeaways: 4:15 Some stats on foreign buyers of US real estate from the National Association of Realtors 9:08 How much real estate investor money is coming in from some of the top countries like China, Canada & the UK 11:11 Which states have benefited most from foreign money recently? 13:38 There is, no surprise, a housing shortage going on right now 17:58 1984 is coming true, but not the way we all expected 21:28 Why big companies secretly want more regulation 26:07 Are there any signs of an economic letup? 30:03 The welfare state is getting reigned in a little bi

Jason discusses the Hartman Risk Evaluator and the importance of investing in commodities for real estate investors. He highlights the significance of packaged commodities, such as lumber, concrete, and steel, in real estate investments. By analyzing the producer price index, He emphasizes how fluctuations in commodity prices affect the housing market and investor risk. Jason contrasts linear markets with cyclical ones, advocating for investing in stable, commodity-driven markets to mitigate risk. He stresses the long-term benefits of prudent investing over speculation, underscoring the reliability of linear markets. #RealEstateInvesting #CommoditiesInvesting #RiskManagement #HartmanRiskEvaluator #InflationHedge #LinearMarkets #CyclicalMarkets #HybridMarkets #InvestmentStrategy #MarketAnalysis #FinancialEducation #AssetDiversification #PropertyInvestment #FinancialLiteracy Key Takeaways: 1:24 Risk Evaluator and packaged commodities investing 5:57 Producer prices up in Feb 10:52 Baselane.com/Jason 14:03 PPI: s

Jason discusses the unique characteristics of the US real estate market compared to other countries, focusing on mortgage market composition. He highlights the dominance of long-term fixed-rate mortgages in the US, contrasting them with variable-rate mortgages prevalent in other countries like Finland and Australia. He also touches on the impact of a recent settlement by the National Association of Realtors (NAR) in an antitrust lawsuit, predicting changes in the real estate industry, including potential industry-wide consolidation and the role of loan officers. He emphasizes the importance of this development for both industry professionals and consumers. Jason then welcomes Bill Faeth as they talk about Bill's entrepreneurial journey and his approach to creating wealth. Bill shares his experiences of founding 31 startups, dealing with different personalities in business, and the importance of aligning work and life. He emphasized the need for a mindset shift towards integrating work and life, and the need f

This Flashback Friday is from episode 100, published last May 19, 2009.  Our world is desperate for leaders who serve and make an eternal difference in the lives of others every day. On this momentous 100th episode of The Creating Wealth Show, Jason Hartman interviews leadership expert, Dr. Jeff Myers, President of the Myers Institute for Communication and Leadership, and Passing the Baton International on this timely subject. The mission of Dr. Myers is to equip culture-shaping leaders to understand the times by providing tools and training that unleash their leadership gifts and enable them to communicate the truth with confidence. Jeff is the author of seven books and five video coaching systems including Secrets of Great Communicators, Handoff, and Understanding the Times, a training curriculum used in schools around the world. More than two million people have used Jeff’s worldview, leadership, and communication training courses. Join in as we celebrate the 100 episodes of The Creating Wealth Show which

Jason discusses the housing market and economic trends. He likens the market constrictor, symbolizing economic pressures, to a boa constrictor squeezing homeowners due to low mortgage rates. He criticizes California's tenant-friendly regulations, highlighting Santa Monica's extreme housing policies. He touches on inflation concerns, emphasizing the housing market's resilience amid inflationary pressures. The episode concludes with cruise updates and invitations to Zoom meetings. Jason offers tremendous insights into real estate investment strategies amidst market challenges. One last room available for the Empowered Investor Cruise!- unless you book a suite! Go to https://www.jasonhartman.com/ TODAY! Them finishing up his interview with Dean Rogers, Jason talks about how the real estate market is showing signs of a temporary slowdown, especially in the apartment sector due to oversupply. While rents are softening in apartments, single-family homes continue to see rising rents. Jason suggests a crash is not im

Today, Jason discusses the rise in median net worth from 2019 to 2022, adjusted for inflation, and how different demographics were affected differently. He then talks about the increase in home equity in the last quarter of 2023, attributing it to rising home prices. He also mentioned the current state of the market and encouraged listeners to register for the upcoming "Empowered Investor Cruise" event. Book your ticket NOW at https://www.jasonhartman.com/ Jason then gives an interview on the "Dean Rogers Show" as he discusses the economy and real estate market, emphasizing the importance of data-backed insights over sensationalism. Jason presents the concept of inflation-induced debt destruction, highlighting real estate's unique advantages. He discusses the government's strategy of inflating currency to manage debt, correlating it with real estate investment principles. He analyzes low inventory in the housing market, attributing it to favorable mortgage rates, and predicts a prolonged shortage due to cheap

This Flashback Friday is from episode 958, published last February 13, 2018. 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. #FlashbackFriday #RealEstateInvesting #FinancialIndependence #InvestmentTips #WealthCreation #EconomicAnalysis #TaxReform #GovernmentInvestment #FiscalPolicy #QuantitativeTightening #StockMarketVolatility #PropertyInvestment #GlobalEconomy #RichardDuncanEconomics Key Takeaways: Jason editorial 4:06 Always view things in p

Jason discusses insights from an investor meeting. He shares strategies for managing real estate portfolios, including 1031 exchanges, captive insurance, and cryptocurrencies. He then addresses historical reasons not to invest, spanning from economic crises to geopolitical tensions. Despite challenges like COVID-19 and inflation, income property remains resilient. He highlights ongoing concerns such as interest rates and market adjustments in 2023. Throughout, he emphasizes the enduring value of real estate as a historically proven and tax-favored asset class. Get ONE ON ONE coaching with Jason today! And PROTECT your assets! Visit JasonHartman.com/Protect to find out more! NEW lease offer option: Go to https://fireyourmanagers.com/ for more information! #RealEstateInvesting #InvestmentTips #PropertyMarket #FinancialAdvice #WealthBuilding #EconomicOutlook #ExpertInsights #MarketAnalysis #PropertyInvestment #JasonHartman Key Takeaways: 1:18 Update on Empowered Investors monthly meeting 8:36 Baselane.com/Jason

Jason discusses the staggering increase in the US national debt and its inflationary implications for investors. He emphasizes income property as a hedge against inflation, highlighting its indexed rents and assets. Hartman analyzes a property in Sarasota, Florida, presenting three financing options and their projected returns. Despite varying cash flow scenarios, he advocates for understanding the math behind real estate investments and suggests using tools like PropertyTracker for dynamic projections. Jason also encourages bringing laptops on his upcoming cruise for investment discussions. Secure your spot NOW at https://www.jasonhartman.com/ Then Jason and Paul Moore delves into the current state of commercial real estate, focusing on multifamily, office, RV and mobile home markets. They discuss the rise of rescue capital, which assists struggling deals, particularly in multifamily, where many properties are overpriced. They explore how office markets may never fully recover due to remote work trends and p

This Flashback Friday is from episode 842 published last Jun 12, 2017. 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: 3:26 In a booming real estate market nobody is making money if they don't have any inventory to sell. 7:01 The quality of properties lowers when property inventories are limited. 9:57 Puerto Rico, are the tax breaks worth the risk? 16:30 Zillow could be getting sued for their Zestimates. 23:40

Jason makes key announcements regarding Zoom meetings and the importance of regularly checking with investment counselors. He emphasizes the cyclical nature of markets and cautions against complacency, citing Napoleon's quote "The most dangerous moment comes with victory." He then  invites viewers to join the Empowered Investor cruise and delves into market types and investment strategies. Visit jasonhartman.com for more information. Jason is a guest on the Justin Colby podcast. In a dynamic discussion, Jason emphasizes the urgency of entering the real estate market now. Despite past speculations, timing the market often fails. Jason delves into the historical context, highlighting the scarcity in housing inventory. The low-interest rates during COVID created an asset surge, hindering inventory expansion. With a significant portion of homeowners holding mortgages below 4%, foreclosures are unlikely. Hedge funds are poised to capitalize on any downturn, ensuring market stability. Furthermore, the shortage is e

Jason welcomes empowered investors and highlights current market trends. Amidst a frozen market perception, there's still a demand for unique mortgage products, like CrossCountry mortgage's cash offer loan. These products enable buyers to compete with all-cash offers. Jason also cites an article that emphasizes the importance of understanding market statistics, like declining home sizes, which reflect builders' response to affordability concerns. He also clarifies misleading data, such as temporary spikes in foreclosure rates due to calendar-driven anomalies. Additionally, it discusses the societal impact of housing struggles, including reduced intimacy among young adults. #RealEstateTrends #HomeBuyers #HousingMarket #CashOfferLoans #AffordableHousing #ForeclosureData #MarketInsights #PropertyMarket #HomeOwnership #InvestingInRealEstate Key Takeaways: 1:55 CountryCross Mortgage unveils cash-offer loan product 7:12 Single-family home size falls to more than a decade low  12:22 We Help Real Estate Investors Cl

This Flashback Friday is from episode 904 published last November 1, 2017. Over the past few years, investment properties have become harder and harder to get a really good deal, but there are still solid investments available. You just have to be willing to shift your mindset away from what you could have gotten 5, 10, 15 years ago. You're being presented with the ability to have someone put $100+ in your bank account for the next 30 years, for the price of a down payment (around $20,000), not even taking into account all the other tax benefits you'll receive. Jason Hartman and Sara, his investment counselor, talk about what's going on in the investment property market, the importance of a long term plan, and why cash flow can ease concerns of high interest rates. Key Takeaways: 4:08 The relative scarcity of real estate is why values continue to go up (and will continue to) 8:02 The marketplace is the marketplace, and we must adjust our expectations in accordance with reality 9:57 How real estate investors w

Jason discusses the upcoming episode of their show featuring Jesse Isinger, a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter, and his work on Wall Street injustices. He also mentioned a report from Redfin and homeownership, noting that the tenure of homeownership has doubled in the past 20 years, and suggested that buying rental property could provide more flexibility for job mobility. Then Jesse Eisinger, Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter from Propublica, joins the show to discuss his investigative work, notably his book "The Chicken Shit Club" focusing on the Justice Department's failure to prosecute corporate executives. Highlighting the lack of accountability in white-collar crime, he explores the roots of elite impunity and the revolving door between government prosecutors and corporate defense. Eisinger emphasizes the need for reform in tax policies, corporate accountability, and lobbying practices, drawing parallels with the progressive era's reforms. He stresses the role of investigative journalism in uncovering abuse

Jason talks about the current state of the real estate market, with emphasis on the high confidence of home builders due to expected future rate cuts and limited inventory of existing homes. The challenges builders face in securing land for construction were also mentioned, despite the market needing more inventory. Additionally, Jason shared updates on an upcoming Zoom meeting about Alabama offerings, the sending out of the first batch of room assignments for a cruise, and his upcoming live talk from a recent event. And check out REsimpli. It is the only all-in-one real estate investor CRM software that helps you manage Data, Marketing, Sales and Operations. Sign up to get a 14 day FREE trial today! Plus get 50% OFF on your first month! REsimpli- We Help Real Estate Investors Close More Deals. http://jasonhartman.com/simply  and http://jasonhartman.com/simpli Jason, speaking at a Family Mastermind conference, delves into the current real estate market amidst rising interest rates, addressing concerns about

Today's Flashback Friday is from episode 916, published last Nov 27, 2017. Over the Thanksgiving weekend, Jason Hartman found himself looking through his old books in his mom's house. In the stacks he found two books that were key in his investing journey, The Art of the Deal by Donald Trump, and Mission Success by Og Mandino. Jason explains why these books impacted him so much and why they're still important today. Then, Jason talks with Jeff Meyers, President at Meyers Research, about the state of the housing market across the USA, and how much runway the market might have. They also discuss whether millenials are finally ready to buy their first houses, and the incredible impact the self-driving car will have. Key Takeaways: Jason Intro: 2:53 The book that turned around Jason's real estate career at the age of 24 6:46 Jason would listen to Og Mandino's Mission Success cassette on repeat 12:20 Walter Hoving's views on capitalism 15:41 Capitalism is the best (and most natural) economic system ever 18:13 A Ja

Jason discusses a survey on the US housing shortage by 11 major firms, emphasizing the severity of the shortage in the entry-level market. He also brought up the rise of romance scams, the importance of reporting them, and urged caution. Lastly, Jason mentioned the increasing trend of STIs. Join the Empowered Investor cruise https://www.jasonhartman.com/ https://www.baselane.com/jason Jason and Mark Moss delve into the media landscape's sensationalism and fear-mongering, particularly in financial spaces. Moss criticizes analysts like Harry Dent, noting their linear thinking and failure to account for the changing dynamics post-2008 crisis. Moss predicts continued government intervention to prop up markets, leading to prolonged debt expansion and diminishing returns. Despite concerns over inflation, Moss argues elites benefit from inflationary policies, making it a preferable choice over deflationary collapse. Moss's insights underscore a nuanced view of economic dynamics and media narratives, emphasizing syst