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Tax Lien Sales: Another Kind of Foreclosure

Tax Lien Sales: Another Kind of Foreclosure

Outdated property tax laws in several states allow investors to pick up properties for next to nothing, as municipalities sell liens placed on houses owing back property taxes or even municipal bills such as water and sewer charges. Although this practice has been...

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The Clock is Ticking on Mortgage Tax Breaks

The Clock is Ticking on Mortgage Tax Breaks

A recent report by CNN states that a key tax break designed to help struggling homeowners forced into a short sale or, failing that, foreclosure, may expire at the end of 2012 unless extended by Congress. The possible end of the Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act of...

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The Wisdom of Mark Twain: Frogs for Breakfast

The Wisdom of Mark Twain: Frogs for Breakfast

Habits have the power to make or break your financial success. Good habits. Bad habits. Habits are a powerful thing and most of us have a bushel full of bad ones holding us back from being all we can be (thank you U.S. Marine Corps). After more than two decades using...

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After the Election: What’s Ahead for Housing?

After the Election: What’s Ahead for Housing?

As the dust settles from the Presidential election, trend watchers in all areas of the economy are assessing current conditions and looking to what lies ahead. For the still-struggling housing markets, this means turning attention to factors that may contribute to...

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Where Have All the Foreclosures Gone?

Where Have All the Foreclosures Gone?

Four years after the start of the housing meltdown that sent millions of homeowners into crisis, the flood of foreclosed homes hitting the market has –temporarily at least – slowed to a trickle. A ready source of relatively low-cost income properties, foreclosures...

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Why Investing in Inflation Works

Why Investing in Inflation Works

“Inflation investing” or income property investing, as Jason Hartman refers to it, can be a tricky concept to understand. To budding income property investors seeking to create financial independence and accustomed to thinking of the idea that debt is bad, it’s...

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Tulip Mania – The World’s First Bubble

Tulip Mania – The World’s First Bubble

Tulip mania was a period in the 17th century during which Dutch contract prices for bulbs of the recently introduced tulip reached extraordinarily high levels and then suddenly collapsed. At the peak of tulip mania, in February 1637, some single tulip bulbs sold for...

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Bulk Home Sales Favor Big Investment Groups

Bulk Home Sales Favor Big Investment Groups

Although the flood of foreclosed homes hitting housing markets around the country has slowed since the mortgage crisis of a few years ago, many foreclosures are still being held by banks, real estate groups and federal lenders such as Fannie Mae. Now, as these groups...

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The Changing Face of the Mortgage Market

The Changing Face of the Mortgage Market

Recent news that the number of US mortgage delinquencies continues to fall indicates good news for the beleaguered US housing market as a whole. With better employment conditions and a willingness on the part of some lenders to assist struggling homeowners, fewer...

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1990: Discover 100% Free Financing & the Secret Science of Making Wise Decisions – Learn from Experts Jim Loehr and Sheila Ohlsson Walker!

Decisions, decisions, decisions! In this 10th episode, Jason talks to Jim Loehr & Sheila Ohlsson Walker, featuring their book, WISE DECISIONS, “a science-based approach to making better choices.” Find out how Y.O.D.A. (no, not the lil green guy from Star Wars) and  Epigenetics, the study of how your behaviors and environment can cause changes that affect the way your genes work, and can help one make better choices in life.

But before that, you as an investor will have to decide if our 100% Free Financing is for you! Learn how you can ‘advance your depreciation.’ And don’t listen to those nay sayers who say this is a bad deal- they’re just jealous they didn’t think of it first! Contact your investment counselors to find out if this deal is for you!

1989 FBF: Former FCC General Counsel Exposes Shocking Truth About Government Surveillance – Hear Bruce Fein’s Eye-Opening Insights!

Today’s Flashback Friday is from episode 386 published last June 19, 2014.

Bruce Fein is a lawyer in the United States who specializes in constitutional and international law. Fein has written numerous articles on constitutional issues for The Washington Times, Slate.com, The New York Times, Legal Times, and is active on the issues of civil liberties. He has also worked for the American Enterprise Institute, and the Heritage Foundation, both conservative think tanks as an analyst and commentator.

1988: Ron Legrand Live Webinar to Eliminate Property Management; Real Estate Market Shakeup: Office and Industrial Space Demand Plummets, Multifamily Rents Hit All-Time Low, and Housing Inventory Shrinks!

Office Building Owners are being snubbed by Life Insurance Lenders giving credence to what Jason has been saying for the past 19 years- Income property is the most historically proven asset class in the entire world! And as the remote work trend has accelerated even more, the demand for housing has grown even more! Demand for office and industrial space has lessened and almost everything is being outsourced- except the HOME!

Learn how to eliminate property management from the master. Join us on Friday, April 21 for the LIVE zoom meeting with Ron Legrand for FREE! Limited slots are available so go to http://jasonhartman.com/Grand and register TODAY!

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