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Jason Hartman argues that buying real estate with cash stifles investor growth
“If you have that cash to put down, then you would be stifling your growth. Because you would be waiting to buy your first single property until you saved up every ounce of cash, and you would have no leverage on that deal. The reason income property is so, so …”
Jason Hartman: 2008 crash victims were idiots speculating in cyclical coastal markets
“The people that got hurt in the crash were idiots that were speculating on
high-rise condos or high-flying properties in cyclical markets, not linear markets that we recommend. They were looking at the sexy markets. They were buying stuff in California, South…”
Jason Hartman claims half of all podcast download numbers are faked
“Most podcasters are worried about their downloads and their downloads are, half of them are fake because they're Twitter bombing their downloads.”
Jason Hartman targets a 1% monthly rent-to-value ratio over property appreciation
“I don't invest based on appreciation. I invest based on rent to value ratios. Where I want to see that property rent for one percent of the value per month. So appreciation is the icing on the cake.”
Jason Hartman: Leverage enables 10-12% annual IRR despite minimal cash flow
“You can get an IRR on a property exceeding 10, 12% annually with, you know, no to very little cash flow in the deal because you get leverage”
Jason Hartman: A $150 monthly cash flow property yields 25-30% annual returns
“You can see that a property that Produces a 150 dollars a month in cashflow can give you an overall return on an investment of 25, 30% annually with moderate appreciation of, you know, five or six percent and paying your property manager and doing everything.”
Jason Hartman: Residential real estate beats commercial because shelter resists outsourcing
“You know, at the end of the day, everybody needs a place to live. They can outsource the call centers to India and the Philippines, and that lessens the need for office space. You know, they can outsource the manufacturing to China, lessens the need for indust…”
Jason Hartman's real estate advisory firm generated $2.4 million in 2015
“The real estate investment company that does business for clients did about two million... Probably it's about 2.4 last year, I think.”