Creating Wealth Real Estate Investing With Jason Hartman

Today's Flashback Friday is from episode 1001, published last May 16, 2018. Creating Wealth's 1001st episode is a time to take a look back at the people who have made this show possible, the listeners and clients. Jason has been blessed to have such great clients who come on the podcast to tell other listeners about their real estate journey. Today we've curated some mini client case studies as we look back at what actual real estate investors have to say about their experience working with Jason. Website: www.JasonHartman.com/Events   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

Jason welcomes back Catherine Austin Fits as the guest of the show, and also announces the upcoming Wednesday masterclass on Zoom, focusing on taxation and money-saving strategies. The first guest for these high-content discussions will be 'Rich Dad' author Tom Wheelwright, who wrote the book "Tax-Free Wealth." This FREE masterclass, aimed at providing deep insights and will be held on the second Wednesday of every month. Go to https://www.jasonhartman.com/wednesday to register for FREE today! And in part 2 of Jason's talk with Catherine Austin Fitts, they discuss China's approach to Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs), which integrates CBDCs through commercial banks to avoid disrupting the existing banking system. They contrasted this with the European Central Bank's approach, which might eliminate traditional banks. Fitts expressed concerns about CBDCs' potential for government control and surveillance, emphasizing the need for privacy and financial autonomy. They also discuss the broader implications o

Broadcasting from Miami, Jason is heading to Orlando for the Rebel Capitalist event, where he'll be speaking on Saturday. Today, we have a fantastic discussion with Catherine Austin Fitts, who returns after nearly a decade. Her unique perspectives on the economy and the influence of elites are always enlightening. Don't miss our monthly Zoom meeting this Wednesday, featuring Tom Wheelwright, CPA and Rich Dad Advisor. Join us for expert tips on reducing your largest expense: taxes. Visit jasonhartman.com/Wednesday for more details. Then Jason welcomes Catherine Austin Fitts, of the Solari Report back to his show after nearly eight years. Catherine, served as Assistant Secretary of Housing under George H.W. Bush. They discuss the disappearance of trillions of dollars from federal budgets, starting in the mid-90s and escalating over the years. By 2001, $4 trillion was unaccounted for, rising to $21 trillion by 2015. Catherine reveals systemic financial mismanagement and secrecy within the U.S. government, emphas

Today features a Flashback Friday and a 10th episode, which is from 970, published last March 5, 2018. Jason Hartman starts today's show with a recap of the JHU Live event from this past weekend and a preview of a future event in the Northeast. Then, in his 10th episode interview, Jason talks with Benjamin Hardy, author of Willpower Doesn't Work: Discover the Hidden Keys to Success, about how to time hack, be much more productive, the difference between successful people and the unsuccessful, relative ease in 10Xing your business, not using your circumstance as an excuse, and more. Key Takeaways: 5:28 You can't separate politics from personal finance in today's world 10:08 There's now a Venture Alliance Jr membership level for those under 35 Benjamin Hardy Interview: 11:32 The premise of Slipstream Time Hacking 15:21 You can choose to think of time as away or as a distance 19:36 What would Ben's response be to someone who said his book was just "work harder and faster"? 21:40 10X thinking is a lot easier than

It's part 2 of our conversation with Sean O'Toole as we talk about the evolving real estate market. Also, don't miss our interactive Zoom meetings with tax expert and Rich Dad Author Tom Wheelwright this second Wednesday of the month. Register at https://www.jasonhartman.com/Wednesday for valuable insights and personalized Q&A sessions. Jason Hartman and Sean O'Toole finish their talk as they discuss the impact of housing inventory levels and credit card debt, noting the importance of adjusting these figures for population growth. O'Toole highlights California's housing crisis, where strict building regulations and NIMBYism hinder affordable housing development. He points out that while modern homes are sturdier, the costs have skyrocketed, making new affordable housing virtually "illegal." O'Toole also explains the shift in the real estate market, where wholesalers are increasingly selling properties directly to consumers rather than investors due to inventory shortages, affecting traditional investment

Jason welcomes Sean O'Toole from Property Radar who will talk about the current trends in the real estate market, particularly the rise in tapable equity for mortgage holders. Jason clarified that this trend is not a threat but an opportunity for investors, contrasting it with the risky lending practices that led to the 2008 financial crisis.  Then Jason and Sean discuss the current state of the real estate market, focusing on inventory trends, the impact of high interest rates, and the value of real estate over price. They also explore the potential for price drops, the influence of technological advancements on prices, and the challenges of rising housing costs. Lastly, they examine the activities of wholesalers in the real estate market and the ongoing issue of foreclosures, with Sean providing insights on his company's data tracking system and the shift in the market due to a scarcity of available properties. https://www.propertyradar.com/ #MarketDynamics #RealEstateInventory #InterestRates #BuyerBehavior

This Flashback Friday is from episode 1062, published last September 26, 2018. Jason Hartman begins this episode on a somber note, talking with Phil in Myrtle Beach about the aftermath of Hurricane Florence. Phil discusses what the status of his neighborhood is, the good deeds being done in the area, and how he expects his tight knit community to protect each other in the aftermath. Then Jason moves to a happier subject, talking with client Diana Dine about her experience investing in real estate. Diana just recently bought her first home and is now up to 5 properties between Jackson and Memphis. She recently went to both cities to meet with the Local Market Specialists and discusses her future plans as she moves toward her financial independence. Key Takeaways: 3:38 The power situation in Phil's neighborhood 8:54 What can people do for the hurricane damaged communities right now? 12:11 The aftermath of the hurricane is generally worse than the actual hurricane Client Case Study with Diana 14:36 Why did Diana

Jason welcomes a seasoned real estate investor, who shares insights on asset protection, property management and more. Come meet, his mom! Diving into estate planning and legal structuring, they emphasize the importance of self-management. Explaining the setup of management companies and property ownership distinctions, Jason also advocates for a hybrid self-management approach. With anecdotes on tenant retention and rent increases, they stress the significance of long-term tenant relationships. Offering tips on service provider negotiations and tenant selection, they highlight the benefits of proactive property management. Ultimately, they champion self-management for maximizing profits and maintaining control over investments.  Then Jason finishes up his conversation with Mauricio Rauld, asset protection expert as they dive into the intricacies of trust structures, liability mitigation, and legal strategies. Emphasizing the importance of safeguarding assets, Mauricio navigates through the complexities of of

Learn about asset protection, entity structuring, and estate planning at jasonheartman.com. Access affordable, genuine attorney consultation starting at $29.97 for three entities. Act before you need it; prepare in advance. Protect your assets effectively with expert guidance. Today Jason welcomes Mauricio Rauld. Mauricio is the founder and CEO of Premier Law Group and spends 100% of his practice on syndications for real estate investors. With almost 20 years of securities experience, Mauricio specializes in Reg D exempt offerings and educates investors from around the world on how to navigate the complex world of securities laws. Jason and Mauricio discuss asset protection strategies, focusing on LLCs' limitations and the importance of charging order protection. LLCs offer liability limitations but aren't bulletproof; insurance is crucial. Charging orders safeguard against external threats, ensuring creditor access only to LLC distributions. States like Nevada and Wyoming provide exclusive charging order pro

Today's Flashback Friday is from episode 1013, published last June 13, 2018. Jason Hartman starts off the show giving President Trump credit where credit is due, and that's in regards to the summit in Singapore with North Korea. Trump has been able to get them to the negotiating table, which no other US president has been able to accomplish. Then, Jason gives a little warning about one of the scariest companies in the world today, Facebook. In the interview portion today we have the first half of Jason's interview with Matthew Gardner, Chief Economist at Windermere Real Estate. The two discuss what's going on in the macro US economy, what's going on with home inventory levels, some of the easiest ways to lower home prices, and the Millennial's (mostly futile) quest to save up for a down payment.  Key Takeaways: 2:55 Give credit where it's due, Trump got the meeting with North Korea, that's historic 9:09 All the (scary) ways Facebook is gathering your data Matthew Gardner Interview: 14:19 What's Matthew's take

Jason finishes up his interview with Mike Simonsen of Altos Research stating that homebuyers adjust their expectations based on mortgage rates, currently stabilized around 7%. Rapid changes prompt swift comparisons, affecting buyer behavior. Small rate bumps incite fear of loss, while larger increases lead to resignation. Analysis of new listings and pending sales reveals a growing seller market, though inventory remains restricted. Median home prices approach pre-pandemic levels, signaling market stabilization. Despite rising prices, a slight increase in price reductions suggests softer demand. Altos Research provides data-driven insights for real estate professionals navigating market complexities, empowering informed decision-making. https://www.AltosResearch.com/ #RealEstateMarket #Homebuyers #MortgageRates #Inventory #SellerMarket #PriceTrends #MarketStabilization #AltosResearch #DataDriven #ExpertInsights #HousingMarket #BuyerBehavior #PriceReductions #MarketCommunication Key Takeaways: Jason's editoria

Discover insights with Mike Simonsen from Altos Research on the shifting market dynamics for empowered investors in Dallas, Texas. Despite previous predictions, the market continues to rise, but with a slight increase in inventory, could this signal a change? Dive into the discussion on the potential market shift. Don't miss exclusive events like the empowered investor cruise and upcoming free Zoom meetings, such as the one this Wednesday discussing cost segregation benefits for all, not just large investors. Learn how this strategy has evolved to benefit single-family property owners. Join us at JasonHartman.com/Wednesday this Wednesday for expert insights and interactive discussions. Jason welcomes Mike Simonsen of Altos Research. Mike discusses real estate trends, noting increased inventory leading to higher sales. Despite higher mortgage rates, demand persists, with 2.8 to 7.7 million more buyers qualifying as rates drop. This surge could strain inventory, creating a competitive market. Simonsen emphasize

This Flashback Friday is from episode 1045 published last  August 20, 2018. Jason Hartman welcomes his mom back to the show to discuss self managing properties and how to find the best deals when you have to make repairs. The two also talk about what kinds of addendum she's adding to leases recently, rising rents, job numbers and more. Key Takeaways: 2:36 Small business confidence at 35 year high 6:02 Job numbers are not showing an impact from the trade wars 8:51 There's legitimate wage growth for the first time in 4 decades, which is great for all Americans (and our economy) 11:10 Jason's mom has been able to raise 4 of her tenants rent by $100 a month 13:40 Have tenants have changed over the years? 16:47 How his mom gets good deals and aligns the tenants interest with her own 20:49 "You get what you pay for" is not true for much (if anything) in life 24:51 The kinds of clauses Jason's mom is putting in her leases to protect herself from unruly tenants 30:01 How to build a great relationship with your tenant

Today, Jason is on the Celebrity Apex cruise ship for their Empowered Investor Cruise event, where he talks to one of his guests and Empowered Investor member Winston Templet.   And In today's 10th episode, Jason welcomes Cass Sunstein, author of "LOOK AGAIN: The Power of Noticing What was Always There," They discuss the concept of habituation and its effects on our perception of stimuli, including the importance of gratitude and the need to dishabituate to maintain a balanced perspective. They also explored the evolutionary significance of the human brain's filtering mechanism and its role in lying, with Cass explaining how the brain becomes desensitized to repeated lying. Lastly, they used the midlife crisis as a metaphor for the loss of color in one's perception of life and suggested that taking breaks can help prevent this. #habituation #happinesshacks #dishabituation #brainhealth #attentiontraining #perception #cognitivebias #criticalthinking #fakenews #neuroplasticity #rewireyourbrain #cassunstein Key T

Jason introduces Sahala Moshsin and her book "Paper Soldiers: How the Weaponization of the Dollar Changed the World Order" and discusses the impact of economic sanctions, particularly those imposed on Russia. They also explore the challenges faced by countries trying to work around the US dollar's global dominance, the mounting debt and its implications for the country's future, and the negative impacts of US currency policy on globalization. Lastly, Saleha discusses the current social and economic upheavals and the importance of understanding the economy through a currency lens. #PaperSoldiers #USCurrency #DollarHegemony #GlobalFinance #EconomicSanctions #ForeignPolicy #BrettonWoods #FinancialSystem #Globalization #Inflation #DebtCrisis #FutureOutlook #EconomicPolicy #InternationalRelations #USPolitics Key Takeaways: 1:28 Welcome Saleha 2:09 Definitions of the dollar 4:02 Paper currency was immoral 5:49 Sanctions as a weapon- Why 911 8:02 Will sanctions backfire 10:04 Russia's economy vs. sanctions 13:01 Pap

This Flashback Friday is from episode 113 published on Oct 12, 2010. This episode’s very special controversial guest is Mr. Howard J. Ruff, author, financial adviser, founder and editor of The Ruff Times Financial Newsletter. In 1975, Howard began publication of The Ruff Times, a groundbreaking financial advisory newsletter. Since then, The Ruff Times had more than 600,000 subscribers – the most read financial advisory in the world. In addition to Ruff’s successful publication, he also authored the mega-selling financial book, How to Prosper During The Coming Bad Years. This highly-praised product reveals acclaimed wisdom and insight on economics, politics, and investments in easy-to-understand terms. Listen in as Jason and Howard divulge sharp and proactive methods to maximize your return on investment in the years to come.   Follow Jason on TWITTER, INSTAGRAM & LINKEDIN Twitter.com/JasonHartmanROI Instagram.com/jasonhartman1/ Linkedin.com/in/jasonhartmaninvestor/ Call our Investment Counselors at: 1-

Today, Jason is interviewed with Easy Pay Direct founder, Brad Weimert.  Jason gives tremendous insights in Real estate investment. It offers significant leverage and tax benefits, especially through depreciation. Depreciating the structure on residential property over 27.5 years or 39 for commercial, allows you to treat it as a loss for tax purposes, even if you're making money. This unique tax advantage is crucial for high-earning individuals. Advanced tax strategies include cost segregation for commercial properties and maximizing deductions. While residential cost segregation benefits have diminished, real estate remains one of the most tax-favored asset classes, providing long-term financial advantages. Always consult with tax professionals for personalized advice. #RealEstateInvesting #TaxStrategies #PropertyTax #IncomeProperty #TaxSavings #CostSegregation #DepreciationBenefits #TaxPlanning #WealthBuilding #FinancialFreedom Key Takeaways: 1:34 Share of income 3:52 Why SFH and why diversify geographicall

Jason discusses saving on taxes with returning guest CPA Amanda Han. He emphasizes the significance of taxes as life's largest expense and the benefits of real estate investment for tax savings. Jason highlights the record number of mortgage-free homeowners in the US, attributing the slight decline to increased investor interest in leveraging investments. Using an interactive map, he illustrates regional variations in mortgage-free homeownership, noting higher percentages in linear markets. Hartman advises prudent investment in linear and hybrid markets for lower downside risk and better long-term returns. Then Jason and Amanda, a certified public accountant and author, discussed the potential negative impact of the 2024 budget proposal on real estate investors, the benefits of cost segregation for tax reduction, and the advantages of being a real estate professional. They also highlighted the importance of tax planning, the depreciation schedule for breast implants, and the potential for cost segregation. La

This Flashback Friday is from episode 1028 published last July 18, 2018. Jason Hartman starts today's episode from Naples, discussing how, despite what you may think, the demise of America is greatly overstated when you start asking the question "Compared to what?". He also brings a morsel of hope to real estate investors, as housing inventory is showing signs of increasing and home owner equity is at an all time high (but fewer owners than ever are stripping that equity). Then, in part 1 of the interview, Jason talks with Dr. Nima Sanandaji, author of the new book The Birthplace of Capitalism - The Middle East, about how capitalism originally began in what is now Iran and Syria, and how the golden age of the Middle East was during the times of capitalism. Key Takeaways: 2:10 Think the US is in decline? Well, compared to what? Because Europe isn't doing that great either 8:05 Keep everything in perspective when you think your problems are huge 13:37 Inventory could increase a bit in the near future 16:40 Home

Jason Hartman reflects on the three types of people in life: those who make things happen, those who watch things happen, and those who wonder what happened. Drawing on personal experiences, he emphasizes the importance of taking action and overcoming self-doubt to achieve success. Additionally, Hartman shares an intriguing chart illustrating the current scarcity in the real estate market, debunking notions of an imminent crash. Then Jason and Lance Lambert finish their discussion as they explore the "lock-in effect" caused by historically low mortgage rates. They highlight the significant impact on home sales and turnover rates in the real estate market, with a 57% reduction in home sales due to fixed-rate mortgage holders unwilling to give up their low-interest loans. They also touch on the multifamily housing market's influence on single-family rentals, noting that while rent increases have moderated, they remain solid. Data from Zillow and institutional players like Invitation Homes and American Homes for