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The Evils of Collectivism

The Evils of Collectivism

“Collectivism is a sociopathic mental disorder of tyrants, dictators and freeloaders. It has caused massive human suffering. It is responsible for the deaths of well over 100 million people. It is responsible for unbelievable environmental destruction. It has...

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The new (un)reality of American banks

The new (un)reality of American banks

What the Federal Reserve is doing to banks will end badly. It always does. We're talking about creating “money” from thin air or, in other words, the Fed is now paying banks in reserve balances, which aren't really balances at all, but rather numbers sitting on a...

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Should you get a real estate license?

Should you get a real estate license?

The question might not pop into your head immediately. You may have been thinking about property investment for a while, or maybe even actually doing deals, when the idea strikes that getting a real estate license could actually help the cause. Well, would it? Before...

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I was a social media zombie

I was a social media zombie

Blindly swinging a big marketing bat at social media like a child at a birthday party pinata might not be a productive way to spend your time. Right now, Facebook is the bright, shiny object that's caught all our attention but what about numbers? Are the numbers there...

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Why Dallas is a Bull Market for Real Estate Investors

Why Dallas is a Bull Market for Real Estate Investors

Episode 164 of Jason Hartman’s Creating Wealth podcast series focuses on the outlook for investment property in the Big D. Benefiting from Texas’ tax-friendly business climate, Dallas has grown by half a million in population and 180,000 jobs in just the past year,...

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Today’s tax credit, tomorrow’s foreclosure

Today’s tax credit, tomorrow’s foreclosure

This month finds the federal tax credit of $8,000 for buying a new house winding down. Sort of like last call at the corner bar, expect to see a rush of desperate home buyers swinging for the fences this week. Are you a seller? If so, be wary of the buyer desperate to...

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Content will still be king in the future

Content will still be king in the future

Many internet marketing strategies are based around content, quasi-content, and flat-out spam. Regarding the latter, you know the kind of website we're talking about because you stumble across them every day. A thinly disguised “informational” page plastered with so...

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Make money renting dirt

Make money renting dirt

In the past, we've talked about mobile home parks as an excellent financial investment. As the foreclosure juggernaut continues to unwind, there is a new truth in the property rental market - former home owners are becoming mobile home renters. But we've noticed that...

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Don’t buy into real estate negativity

Don’t buy into real estate negativity

It's a sad situation. You're a budding real estate entrepreneur with energy to burn and an interest in foreclosures. I mean, it seems like a good idea. Houses are selling left and right for a fraction of their value a few years ago. Buy at the bottom, right? It just...

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