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Are We Headed For Another Housing Collapse?

Are We Headed For Another Housing Collapse?

When an average $1 million home goes on the market in Santa Clara, Calif., it can reel in 20 offers. Quickly, and without batting an eye. “As long as high-tech companies keep bringing people here from all over the world and paying them, high prices will continue,”...

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Real Estate vs Gold Investments

Real Estate vs Gold Investments

Have you ever compared the benefits of real estate vs gold investments? In this Flashback Friday episode of the Creating Wealth podcast, Jason Hartman and several-time guest Naresh discuss the experience Naresh had working on Wall Street, as well as some of the...

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Inflation and Real Estate, Impact On Price Discovery

Inflation and Real Estate, Impact On Price Discovery

Are you capable of weathering the lag times of the real estate market? Are you aware of the advantages of waiting? Jason Hartman, a self-made multimillionaire and entrepreneur advises the buy and hold philosophy. His experience and expertise have led him to success in...

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Top 15 Tax Deductions for Landlords

Top 15 Tax Deductions for Landlords

Paying taxes is just a part of the American life. Fortunately, the U.S. tax code has many rules that allow rental property owners to save money and reduce their taxes. Owning property is a huge part of the American dream, and at times it seems the IRS is trying to...

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2017’s Fastest-Growing Cities in America

2017’s Fastest-Growing Cities in America

Experts might not agree on the “best” or the “right” recipe for rapid economic growth, but some cities know the key ingredients for long-term prosperity. Patterns emerge within those cities, allowing us to identify the contributing factors that perpetuate a lasting...

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The Power of Compounding Interest

The Power of Compounding Interest

Learning and understanding the power of compounding interest can reap such great benefits for an investor over the long haul, once you grasp such key factors as reinvesting dividends, investing over the long term and always adding money. Compound interest can reap...

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