Jason Hartman In The Hot Seat

In this interview from the One Rental at a Time conference, Jason Hartman discusses the current state of real estate investing with host Matt Zuber. Jason characterizes the recent market as uneventful and stagnant, emphasizing that true success requires investor patience and the ability to look past simple cash flow. He explains that much of a property's value is hidden "below the surface" in tax benefits and inflation-induced debt destruction. The conversation also covers the importance of financial literacy, with Jason urging investors to use mathematical analysis rather than emotion to guide their decisions. Finally, he shares a personal shift toward the "Die with Zero" philosophy, suggesting that seasoned investors should eventually focus on creating meaningful memories rather than just accumulating more wealth.   #RealEstateInvesting #MarketMath #IcebergEffect #InflationInducedDebtDestruction #EliteOperator #InterestRates #FedPolicy #TaxBenefits #AssetAcquisition #CreditAvailability #DieWithZero #Investo

Jason and Michael identify health, mobility, and relationships as three vital assets that hold more value than financial wealth. They emphasize that while money acts as a magnifier of existing habits, it cannot compensate for a body that has been neglected or injured through high-stress lifestyles or extreme physical activities. Drawing parallels to investing strategies, they advocate for consistent, low-risk discipline over "home run" efforts that often lead to physical or financial setbacks. The conversation also explores the value of social networks, suggesting that maintaining a broad range of "weak ties" can provide more practical opportunities than relying solely on a small circle of deep friendships. Ultimately, they conclude that individuals should prioritize their well-being early in life, as recovering one's physical and social vitality becomes significantly more difficult with age.   #MobilityMatters #Relationships #Investing #WealthBuilding #HealthyHabits #PhysicalFitness #Networking #WeakTies #Me

Today's 10th episode, Jason Hartman and mentalist David Jaison discuss the importance of intuition and body language in negotiations and lie detection, exploring techniques for recognizing truthful emotions through micro-expressions and behavioral inconsistencies. They covered the origins of body language analysis and its application in both virtual and in-person settings, with David sharing his experience adapting to virtual performances during the pandemic. The conversation concluded with David's plans to develop a workshop focused on teaching these skills in legal and law enforcement settings, along with his invitation for listeners to contact him for customized team-building experiences. #DavidJasonMentalistJacksonville #LieDetectionInNegotiation #TrustingInstinctAsASurvivalMechanism #MentalismDemoRankingTopTrendingStocks  #OneInOneHundredTwentySuccessRate #ReadingBodyLanguageInconsistencies #JoeNavarroFBIInterrogationExpert #PaulEkmanUniversalFacialExpressions #SixBasicEmotionsSurpriseHappinessSadnessFea

Jason Hartman discusses the current state of the single family housing market with Ken McElroy. He explains there are three types of markets - linear, cyclical, and hybrid. Linear markets like Memphis and Indianapolis see slow, steady growth. Cyclical markets like LA and Miami experience volatile booms and busts. Hybrid fall in between. Despite rising rates, most of the country has seen modest home price declines, except some western markets. This is due to low inventory; there are only 500,000 homes listed compared to a normal 1.2 million. Demand has fallen 20% but supply remains very tight. Millennials are finally entering their prime home-buying years, further straining supply. Existing homeowners with sub-4% mortgages are unlikely to sell (the "lock-in effect"). Unemployment insurance can cover most mortgage payments, preventing distress. The ingredients for a housing crash are not present. Rents will likely rise as home prices soften. #realestate #housingmarket #singlefamilyhomes #residentialrealestate #

Today Dan Barrett from Adwords Nerds welcomes Jason to his show. Jason shares valuable insights about market cycles, the economy, the real estate market, and predictions for the future. He emphasized the importance of understanding market dynamics and making decisions based on data rather than emotions. They discuss the impact of interest rates on the housing market, highlighting the current inventory shortage and the influence of historically low mortgage rates on homeowner behavior. Jason stresses the importance of asking "compared to what?" to gain a clearer perspective on economic conditions. He also debunks the idea of an imminent real estate crash, pointing out that the constrained inventory and favorable mortgage terms for existing homeowners create a stable market. Overall, Jason provided a comprehensive analysis of the real estate landscape, offering valuable advice for investors navigating today's complex market. https://adwordsnerds.com/  #RealEstate #MarketCycles #EconomicInsights #InterestRates #

Jason 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 mortgage locks. He suggests opportunities in home remodeling and rental property investment amidst rising rents and declining homeownership rates. Jason then 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 imminent, citing factors like historically low-inte

Today's episode, Jason sits down for an interview with Vince Rodriguez of RE Social podcast. Jason discusses real estate investment strategies, cautioning against relying solely on appreciation in cyclical markets like California due to unpredictable downturns and low cash flow. He advocates for investing in linear markets offering sustainable, long-term growth and consistent cash flow. Jason's company, Empowered Investor, teaches conservative buy-and-hold strategies for turnkey rental properties in vetted markets, emphasizing remote self-management for increased profitability and control. He highlights the benefits of single-family homes as a proven and simple investment. Register for our Wednesday Masterclass every second Wednesday of every month: JasonHartman.com/Wednesday #RealEstateInvesting #InvestmentProperty #RentalProperty #PassiveIncome #WealthBuilding #FinancialFreedom #MortgageRates #HousingMarket #DirectInvesting #JasonHartman #EmpoweredInvestor #RealEstateMarket #CashFlow #Rentals #InvestorTips

In this interview excerpt, Jason Hartman discusses his path into real estate investing, which began at age 20. After selling his real estate company and finding traditional financial advice inadequate, he focused on nationwide income properties. He founded his current company to assist others, emphasizing the unique advantages of the US market, including tax benefits and reliable data. Hartman advises investors to prioritize properties with immediate cash flow (aiming for the 1% rule), remain "area agnostic," and diversify geographically across 3-5 markets. He stresses utilizing free educational resources, like his podcasts, over expensive coaching programs, noting his firm helps clients begin investing. Key Takeaways: 1:35 How Jason got started in real estate investing 5:15 How Jason got started investing in real estate markets he didn't live in 7:50 Whether Jason's willing to look at distressed properties and why the USA is the best real estate market in the world 10:50 The mistakes Jason sees investors mak

Today Dan Barrett from Adwords Nerds welcomes Jason to his show. Jason shares valuable insights about market cycles, the economy, the real estate market, and predictions for the future. He emphasized the importance of understanding market dynamics and making decisions based on data rather than emotions. They discuss the impact of interest rates on the housing market, highlighting the current inventory shortage and the influence of historically low mortgage rates on homeowner behavior. Jason stresses the importance of asking "compared to what?" to gain a clearer perspective on economic conditions. He also debunks the idea of an imminent real estate crash, pointing out that the constrained inventory and favorable mortgage terms for existing homeowners create a stable market. Overall, Jason provided a comprehensive analysis of the real estate landscape, offering valuable advice for investors navigating today's complex market. https://adwordsnerds.com/  #RealEstate #MarketCycles #EconomicInsights #InterestRates #

Jason 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 mortgage locks. He suggests opportunities in home remodeling and rental property investment amidst rising rents and declining homeownership rates. Jason then 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 imminent, citing factors like historically low-inte

Jason Hartman discusses the current state of the single family housing market with Ken McElroy. He explains there are three types of markets - linear, cyclical, and hybrid. Linear markets like Memphis and Indianapolis see slow, steady growth. Cyclical markets like LA and Miami experience volatile booms and busts. Hybrid fall in between. Despite rising rates, most of the country has seen modest home price declines, except some western markets. This is due to low inventory; there are only 500,000 homes listed compared to a normal 1.2 million. Demand has fallen 20% but supply remains very tight. Millennials are finally entering their prime home-buying years, further straining supply. Existing homeowners with sub-4% mortgages are unlikely to sell (the “lock-in effect”). Unemployment insurance can cover most mortgage payments, preventing distress. The ingredients for a housing crash are not present. Rents will likely rise as home prices soften. #realestate #housingmarket #singlefamilyhomes #residentialrealestate #

Jason and Bridger talk about the housing market, the economy, and financial trends, noting that millennials and Gen Z are gradually entering it, causing a housing inventory shortage. Despite rising interest rates, the market still faces low inventory levels. The conversation shifts to the potential impact on banks due to an inverted yield curve, bond values, and the housing market’s reliance on new construction. They also explore the possibility of a banking crisis and discuss the Fed’s role in managing interest rates. Jason concludes with insights on the strength of the U.S. dollar, the perceived threat of BRICS nations, and the inevitability of central bank digital currencies, raising concerns about financial freedom. #peterschiff #RobertKiyosaki #ShadowDemand #SupplyAndDemand #RealEstate #HousingMarket #Economy #InterestRates #Banking #USDollar #BRICS #CBDC     Follow Jason on TWITTER, INSTAGRAM & LINKEDIN Twitter.com/JasonHartmanROI Instagram.com/jasonhartman1/ Linkedin.com/in/jasonhartmaninvestor/

Michael Zuber talks to Jason about the housing market and the potential for a housing crash. Jason provides insights into why a housing crash hasn’t occurred so far, emphasizing the need for millions of distressed sellers as a key ingredient for a crash. He also mentions that people who predict crashes often lack a comprehensive understanding of economic cycles and are influenced by past traumatic events like the 2007-2008 housing crash. Additionally, the conversation touches on unemployment and its potential impact on the housing market, with Jason arguing that banks are more likely to work with homeowners than rush to foreclose, especially if they have substantial equity in their properties. The discussion also briefly mentions the role of technology companies in the economy and the concept of leveraging in real estate. Overall, the conversation focuses on the factors affecting the housing market’s stability and the likelihood of a housing crash, with a critical view of those who sensationalize such predict

Jason joins Robert Helms and Russell Gray of The Real Estate Guys as they discuss the investment opportunities in single family housing in the real estate market, highlighting its flexibility, universality, and government backing. Jason suggested that investors should follow the US government’s business plan, and emphasized the resilience of the real estate market despite economic challenges. The group also talks about the advantages of negotiating the price and financing of properties, and discussed the importance of understanding the full range of benefits that come with real estate investment. Towards the end, they announced the merger with The Real Estate Guys of a new initiative called “The Collective Inner Circle”, a mastermind group associated with Jason, Ken McElroy, and George Gammon. Jason concludes that investors invest in income property for yield, not appreciation. #RealEstate #Investing #JasonHartman #SingleFamilyHomes #Financing #HousingAffordability #Inflation #Treasury #LeveragedBuyouts #Asse

Jason and Will Denis of the Flippin’ SoFlo podcast discuss various aspects of the current real estate market and the impact of interest rates and inflation. They emphasize the importance of looking at data rather than getting caught up in fear-based news and offer insights into why the real estate market remains strong despite economic challenges. They mention that low-interest rates have led to affordable mortgage payments for many homeowners, making it unlikely for a real estate crash to occur without distressed sellers in mass quantities. Additionally, they discuss inventory levels and how they affect the housing market, emphasizing the resilience of real estate as an asset class. They talk about potential returns on investment in income properties, with projected returns ranging from 20% to 30%. Jason emphasizes that income property is a historically proven asset class with multi-dimensional earning potential. #RealEstate #HousingMarket #InterestRates #Inflation #Investment #IncomeProperties #Returns Key

Kerry Lutz has been a student of Austrian Economics since 1977. While attending Pace University, he stumbled upon an extensive cache of Austrian Economic Literature in a dark, musty, abandoned section of the school’s library. After graduating from The New York Law School, he became an attorney and life long serial entrepreneur. His diverse career has included: running a legal printing company, practicing commercial law and litigation and founding a successful distressed asset investment company. After the 2008 financial collapse and the continued global economic deterioration, Kerry realized people needed a reliable source for accurate information. Believing that inflation would eventually run rampant, he dedicated himself to helping people protect and preserve their wealth. He urged investors to re-balance their investment portfolios and to implement precious metals based strategies to adapt to the new economic order. The ability to perceive economic reality, as well as to separate truth from governmental in

Linda P. Jones is empowering women and men worldwide to financial freedom. Known as “America’s Wealth Mentor™”, she shares the savvy wealth building knowledge that 25 years on Wall Street didn’t teach her, that made her a multi-millionaire at age 39. Linda is the host of the Be Wealthy & Smart podcast on iTunes, named “6 Best Personal Finance Podcasters on the Internet” and “6 Best Investing Podcasts.” She co-hosts the Money Tree Investing podcast and was featured on the Bravo TV show, “Below Deck Mediterranean.” She is a contributing author to three #1 best-selling books on Amazon and winner of a Bronze Stevie® Award for Maverick of the Year for her revolutionary approach to financial education. Receive her free gift, “11 Quick Financial Tips to Boost Your Wealth” at www.BeWealthyandSmart.com. Key Takeaways: 2:45 The 3 categories you can put any real estate market into 6:15 Why some people who invest in cyclical markets believe they're true investors, when they're really just lucky 9:50 Comparing Orange

The real estate market is always a hot topic for investors, but with recent fluctuations and uncertainty, many are wondering if a crash is imminent. In this video, we dive into the current state of the market and provide valuable insights and tips for anyone considering investing in real estate. From analyzing housing market trends to understanding the impact of inflation and interest rates, we cover everything you need to know to make informed investment decisions. Don't miss this crucial information before making your next move in the real estate market. Key Takeaways: Jasper Ribbers interviews Jason 0:50 Sales volume and sales price 3:04 Inflation rate versus the cost of money, living in a managed economy 9:08 Why I love inflation: Inflation Induced Debt Destruction 9:52 Is it still a good idea to invest in income property 12:50 Different ways to slice the market, a multi-dimensional asset class 15:48 The most important chart in real estate 21:08 Mortgages that are in some degree of foreclosure 27:54 Altos

Today, Jason is interviewed by Daniel Kwak. They talk about the current massive housing shortage especially entry-level homes, speculation versus investments, T.I.N.A., having an investors mindset, why income property is the most favored asset class in the world, advice to the novice investor and much more. Key Takeaways: Daniel’s interview 0:50 How Jason got his start 2:08 Delaying gratification- a sign of maturity 3:37 Jason’ first rental property and tenants 5:35 Income property: a multi-dimensional asset class 6:27 The deal is never final 8:21 Playing the long game 9:11 Who is a true investor; creating legitimate value over time 10:54 Commandment #5 of Jason’s 10 commandments of investing 12:27 Advice for the novice investor 15:37 T.I.N.A. and the Jason Hartman question 19:23 The importance of ‘self talk’ and evaluating true money 22:35 Chart: Number of mortgages by interest rate 27:13 Low supply inventory and the home builders 30:32 Are we going to see a move to multifamily housing? 32:29 Macro forecast-

Today Jason is interviewed by Vincent Rodriguez of RE Social Podcast. He talks about how we can mitigate risk when investing in income properties using his patented Hartman Risk Evaluator when analyzing deals. The EMPOWERED INVESTOR LIVE conference is just around the corner! Get your tickets NOW and connect with income property professionals who will help you on your way to financial freedom. Meet our awesome speakers Ken McElroy, George Gammon, Sharon Lechter, Tom Wheelwright, Joe Brown and more. Network with Jason's investment counselors, 1031 exchange experts, lenders, local market specialists and other investors who will inspire you to pursue real estate investment success! Subscribe to Jason's YouTube channel to get more educational content.    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 ge