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Jun 10, 2016 • 1h

CW 685 FBF - Finding & Keeping Great Tenants + Tips for Landlords & Property Managers with Real Estate Investor Barb Getty

Jason Hartman is joined by author and real estate investor, Barb Getty, as she talks about her journey into real estate investing, what it takes to be a good landlord or property manager, how to find and keep great tenants, and explains the eviction process. The second of four children, Barb was born and raised in Gary, IN. She graduated cum laude from Purdue and married soon after. After seven moves in nine years of marriage, her family settled in Indianapolis. Tragedy struck in 1992 when her 17-year-old son was killed in a car accident. Her daughters were 16 and 14 at the time. Sadly, Barb's 21-year marriage ended eight months after Todd's death. She bought a small home needing repairs, and following the fix-up, she and her daughters moved in. Pleased with that first project, Barb purchased her first duplex (with little money, no credit and no experience), hoping she had the wherewithal to be a landlord. Today, she owns 27+ units — a mix of single and multi-family, low and middle income rentals. CNBC.com interviewed her recently and the article also appeared in USA Today. Barb has also added high-end property management, consulting and speaking engagements to her business. Although she hasn't had an easy road, Barb is both financially and emotionally invested in her work. She invites people to watch a video showing scenes she faces as a landlord in the inner city. It's very compelling. Barb authored The Landlord Chronicles: Investing in Low and Middle Income Rentals, published in 2010. Armed with a positive attitude and a strong sense of humor, Barb Getty is making a difference in her tenants' lives, the neighborhood and the city as well.
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Jun 9, 2016 • 37min

CW 684 - Chris Versace - PowerTrend Profits, Thematic Growth at Fabian Wealth Strategies, Fox Business Network, Forbes & TheStreet.com

Today's guest, Chris Versace is the editor of investment newsletter PowerTrend Profits and portfolio manager of the Thematic Growth portfolio at Fabian Wealth Strategies. He is a columnist for Fox Business Network, Forbes, and TheStreet.com. Chris spent 13 years in equity research at financial institutions including Salomon Brothers. And, he recently co-authored the book Cocktail Investing: Distilling Everyday Noise into Clear Investment Signals for Better Returns. Key Takeaways: Jason's Editorial: [3:55] The Hourly Wage Needed to Rent a Two Bedroom Apartment is Rising. Chris Versace Guest Interview: [20:37] Overhauls to the tax code and the immigration policy would be examples of policies which could get the economy back on track. [22:21] Cronyism is widespread in the wind energy industry. [24:15] One of Chris's favorite investment themes is the always on, always connected consumer because it is explosive with opportunity. [30:45] It is short sighted to want higher minimum wages. [33:03] Cybersecurity stocks is an ever-growing area that is a must own for investment portfolios Mentioned in This Episode: Jason Hartman Longevity and Biohacking Podcast Hartman Education Chris Versace
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Jun 6, 2016 • 28min

CW 683 - The Conservative, Stable Cincinnati Market, Established Employers, Property Tours and Live Events

Carrie joins Jason today to recap the impressive Cincinnati market property tour. The Cincinnati real estate market passed all 13 fundamentals of what is required to make a market viable as a rental market. It is a family town with historic properties where the inhabitants value their deep kindred roots. Investors gobbled up more than a dozen properties and there is high demand for more. The local market specialist definitely raised the bar during this tour. Key Takeaways: [4:31] Properties in Hamilton, Monroe and Liberty Township were in various stages of before, during and after construction. [5:55] The Lucky 13 are fundamentals that help you choose a real estate market. [7:25] Cincinnati is a conservative, stable, linear market. The roots run deep here. [9:18] A graph in the Who Took My Money Book depicts the high performing.humble single family home. [11:43] Jason explains the LTI ratio (Land to Improvement) ratio. [14:48] During property tours investors are able to get together and share experiences. [17:16] An audio track of the Closing the Gap - How to create a more inclusive global economy video. Mentioned in This Episode: Jason Hartman
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Jun 3, 2016 • 49min

CW 682 FBF - Importing Deflation & Globalization with Joel Naroff Author of 'Big Picture Economics: How to Navigate the New Global Economy'

Joel Naroff is the Founder, President & Chief Economist with Naroff Economic Advisors and a member of the Newsmax Financial Braintrust Alliance. He's also the author of, "Big Picture Economics: How to Navigate the New Global Economy." Naroff gives his take on the economic recovery and when he expects inflation to hit, if at all. He also discusses the effects tax cuts have on the economy. Naroff then talks about international economic hotspots and where people should produce and sell in our global economy. He thinks certain international events can ripple through the economy and ultimately affect workers in the Midwest. Key Takeaways: (2:27) Little Rock Creating Wealth in Today's Economy Boot Camp and property tour, and other announcements (4:28) A special message from Bill Clinton (5:01) News about Zillow's acquisition of Trulia (19:19) Introducing Joel Naroff (19:55) Are we in a real economic recovery? (22:26) Joel Naroff's inflation forecast (25:17) A look at the globalization of the economy and the US' importing of deflation (27:02) Have we exploited the world's cheap labor yet? (30:08) Tax policy and offshore businesses (35:50) Why the banks aren't lending very much (39:37) How does the growing middle class in China affect Indiana? (43:40) Closing comments Links: For more information about Joe Naroff: www.NaroffEconomics.com For more about Joel Naroff's research: www.econsultsolutions.com Or, look up Big Picture Economics on Facebook
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Jun 1, 2016 • 44min

CW 681 - Brendan Ahern - China, Real Estate, Currency War & Economy with KraneShares CIO

Today's guest, Brendan Ahern is the Chief Investment Officer for KraneShares, a company which provides unique investment opportunities for next-wave developments in China. Brendan is a specially qualified to discuss the Chinese economy and how it relates to the US economy, the widespread investment of Chinese money into the US real estate market and China's ever-changing social safety net as he has over 12 years of experience in Exchange Traded Funds. Key Takeaways: [3:39] How life expectancy and longevity affects the social security system and the US economy. [8:01] Vacation rentals do not get the same tax benefits as real estate investments. Brendan Ahern Guest Interview: [16:29] The Tale of Two Chinas - Domestic consumption is growing but exports and industrials are slowing. [19:24] The urbanized Chinese want to enjoy the things we take for granted. [22:04] The Chinese government is trying to figure out ways to increase domestic consumption. [26:22] There isn't much in the way of a social safety net in China right now. [29:28] What's going on with the currency war between the US and China, now and in the future? [32:55] For some reason, when Chinese investors diversify it's labeled as capital flight. [36:27] The real estate market in Tier 1 cities have performed well but location, location, location is still important. [38:48] Entrepreneur led companies are leading the way in China's socialist market economy. Mentioned in This Episode: Jason Hartman Liberty Health Share @jasonhartmanroi on Twitter KraneShares
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May 30, 2016 • 36min

CW 680 - Dr. Alan Zimmerman - Pivot: How One Simple Turn in Attitude Can Lead to Success

Dr. Alan Zimmerman is an internationally recognized motivational speaker for business. In addition to being a lifelong student, he is the author of The Payoff Principle: The 3 Secrets for Getting What You Want Out of Life and Work and the best-selling Pivot: How One Simple Turn in Attitude Can Lead to Success. His blog tackles subjects such as how to get what you want, how to be a great leader and how to reframe any type of situation into a positive one. He believes everyone should have an attitude of gratitude and chasing happiness is dangerous. Key Takeaways: Jason's Editorial: [1:42] Cincinnati, Ohio is the #1 city for new college graduates. [3:42] Is it possible to buy an entire town? Dr. Alan Zimmerman Guest Interview: [13:47] Almost always good attitudes lead to good results and bad attitudes lead to bad results. [16:22] What is the sales formula Dr. Zimmerman recommends for people to become exceptional? [22:54] Learning how to ask will you, when you do and what happens if I don't. [27:12] Chasing happiness is dangerous and how to have an attitude of gratitude. [28:51] How to reframe any situation into a positive one. [32:30] Contact information for Dr. Alan Zimmerman Mentioned in This Episode: Jason Hartman Jhart88 on Voxer Hartman Education Dr. Alan Zimmerman
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May 28, 2016 • 28min

CW 679 FBF - Currency Collapse, Gold & Silver Markets and Debt with Max Keiser from 'The Oracle with Max Keiser' on BBC World News

Coming to us from London, Max Keiser joins Jason Hartman for a fast-paced interview about what is going on in our world with GDP, the debt ceiling and debt loads, gold and silver markets, and currency collapse. Max is the host of "The Oracle with Max Keiser" for BBC World News and the author of the Keiser Report. Jason and Max discuss how long the world governments can put off the inevitable collapse of the fiat money produced by the central banks. Max talks about the various currencies around the world and which countries are set to implode. Other topics that Max covers are countries that are losing their sovereignty, basically being held hostage and managed by entities outside of their own country, such as the IMF and Central Banks, how bonds play a role in this issue, and the edging toward a global tax. Max talks about the many ways that the world is being led into a globalized currency, which is not a theory, but happening in real time. In addition to hosting the show and authoring the Kesier Report, Max is a blogger for the Huffington Post, and he has also presented features for the "People and Power" new magazine series on Aljazeera English. Max Keiser is the creator, co-founder and former CEO of HSX Holdings/Hollywood Stock Exchange, later sold to Cantor Fitzgerald. He is also the co-founder of HSX films that went on to make almost a dozen films, including "Mixed Signals," "Six-String Samurai," "Dancer, Texas Pop. 81," and "girl." The company was then sold to Ignite Entertainment/Lionsgate. Max designed, scoped, and built the Hollywood Stock Exchange with Michael Burns. Max was awarded a US patent (number 5950176) for the 'Virtual Specialist Technology" on which the Hollywood Stock Exchange operates. He created virtual securities; MovieStocks, and StarBonds and created the first fully convertible virtual currency, the Hollywood Dollar. The Hollywood Stock Exchange remains the highest volume stock exchange in the world. Max presented "Rumble at the Box Office" for NBC's Access Hollywood. He also produced and hosted the weekly talk show, "Buy, Sell, Hold" for CBS radio's KLSX in Los Angeles. In his role as technology entrepreneur, Max recently created Kinooga, a Web 3.0 social finance site for indie films. As a presenter, Max co-hosts "The Truth About Markets" on ResonanceFM 104.4 in London; produces documentary films covering markets and finance for Al Jazeera's "People & Power" series and written a column in the Ecologist magazine covering markets and the ecology. Max Keiser has been involved with markets and finance for 25 years. He started his career as a stock broker on Wall Street after graduating from NYU.
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May 26, 2016 • 38min

CW 678 - Parag Khanna - Connectography, Mapping the Future of Global Civilization, CNN Global contributor, Senior Research Fellow at the Centre on Asia & Globalisation at National University of Singapore

Today's guest, Parag Khanna is a best-selling author in addition to being a CNN Global contributor and Senior Research Fellow at the Centre on Asia & Globalisation at the National University of Singapore. He shares with us many of the facts and figures behind his new book, Connectography: Mapping the Future of Global Civilization. His book highlights what he believes to be the two major irreversible, mega-trends of humanity, urbanization and infrastructural connectivity. When discussing the U.S., Mr. Khanna says the U.S. should be re-mapped physically and better internet connectivity and better transport systems should be put into place in the next 5-10 years. Key Takeaways: Jason's Editorial: [1:32] The 1031 Exchange allows you to exchange one property for two without paying capital gains. [5:30] Do you want to come on the show and debate the income property being the most historically proven asset class in the world? [7:58] Here are the Contest Winners for the Cincinnati/Dayton, Ohio Property Tour. Parag Khanna Guest Interview: [11:55] What does the term Connectography mean and how does connectivity alter our destiny? [13:58] The more connectivity we build the better the outcome is for the whole world. [18:19] Domestic inequality causes a friction that better connectivity could alleviate. [22:14] Parag believes the U.S. should be re-mapped physically. [24:19] There are unbelievable benefits to spreading low-cost mobile, smartphones. [25:14] The Connectography book comments on the two big irreversible mega-trends of humanity, urbanization and infrastructural connectivity. [29:42] Engaging and connecting to North Korea may make it a more peaceful place. [35:22] Contact information for Parag Khanna. Mentioned in This Episode: Jason Hartman Properties Cincinnati Property Tour Sign Up Parag Khanna @paragkhanna on Twitter Connectography: Mapping the Future of Global Civilization
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May 24, 2016 • 36min

CW 677 - George Gilder - The Scandal of Money, Why Wall Street Recovers But The Economy Never Does, Discovery Institute, Supply Side Economics, Speechwriter for Ronald Reagan

Jason's guest today George Gilder, has a brilliant way of looking at the world. He is back for his second interview and this time they are discussing his new book The Scandal of Money: Why Wall Street Recovers but the Economy Never Does. George has also authored Wealth and Poverty. He is the Co-founder of the Discovery Institute, one of the original pillars of supply-side economics and a former speechwriter for Ronald Reagan while Reagan was running for President. He says "You can print money but you can't print value." Key Takeaways: Jason's Editorial: [2:12] The whole world is being controlled by algorithms. [6:11] The 1031 exchange allows you to exchange one property for two and improves cash flow. George Gilder Guest Interview: [10:01] The closed loop economy is not the fault of Capitalism, it is the Federal Reserve and the Obama Administration. [12:57] Because of regulations and restrictions companies don't want to go public. [16:22] Supply-side surges the economy up by enabling creativity and growth. [21:25] How is the Fed keeping a closed loop economy? [26:12] The goal of the future is to dismantle this paralyzing regulatory apparatus and reforming the Fed. [28:15] China has demographic problems but they have a massive expansion of venture capital. Mentioned in This Episode: Jason Hartman Properties Cincinnati Property Tour Sign Up Wealth and Poverty The Scandal of Money: Why Wall Street Recovers but the Economy Never Does Discovery Institute
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May 20, 2016 • 1h 1min

CW 676 FBF - High Frequency Trading with Scott Patterson Wall Street Journal Reporter and Author of 'The Quants & Dark Pools'

Jason Hartman is joined by author, Scott Patterson to discuss high frequency trading, of which roughly 70 percent is driven by computers. Scott says the firms using artificial intelligence for high-speed trading make it nearly impossible for the little guy to compete in the markets. According to his book, Dark Pools, these robot systems trade in milliseconds. High frequency firms flood the market with buy and sell orders, effectively clogging up the system and posing a threat to other firms. While this electronic exchange made the system more effective, one has to wonder if this trading style hasn't become detrimental to the markets overall when trading successfully is defined by milliseconds. Scott coined the term "A.I. Bandits" to describe electronic high frequency trading. Scott also discusses the history of quant strategies based on his book, The Quants, a mathematical scientific approach to outsmarting Wall Street, which led to the recent financial crash. He calls the quant system "a classic tale of hubris." Scott Patterson is author of The Quants and his new release, Dark Pools, and is currently a reporter for The Wall Street Journal, where he covers financial regulation from Washington, D.C. He has also written for the New York Times, Rolling Stone and Mother Earth News. He has a Masters of Arts degree from James Madison University. He lives in Alexandria, Virginia.

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