Jason Hartman and Adam begin today’s show discussing Jason’s first car and how he recently adjusted the price of his old cars to inflation. They also discuss what’s going to happen to McMansions with th...
Jason Hartman starts today’s episode discussing improved home purchasing power for consumers. Shifts in median mortgage payments has created opportunities for buyers and investors. Then we have the first part of Ja...
From poolside at their luxurious resort in Orlando, Jason and his mom take a look back at the weekend to examine what all they learned during Profits in Paradise. The two discuss the high quality of construction being do...
Today’s Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 948, originally published in January 2018. Jason Hartman finishes up his conversation about asset protection with Garrett Sutton. The two delve into the external threats...
In this off-topic 10th episode, Jason Hartman spends some time analyzing the power of the brain and what our brain does to protect ourselves and allow us to function in our day to day life. He also lays down a challenge ...
Jason Hartman and Adam come together to discuss an article from the Drudge Report about the big cities losing workers by the hundreds, as well as a Business Insider article looking at the number of Millennial Millaires a...
Today Jason Hartman examines Chapter 17 of Charles Murray’s book, Coming Apart, and explores why it’s so important that we face struggles and adversity in our life. Working for things and fighting battles is ...
Jason Hartman and Adam begin today’s episode discussing the topic of the graying of America, and what the increasing demographic of people over the age of 80 means to real estate investors. Then Jason talks with Da...
Today’s Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 947, originally published in January 2018. Jason Hartman wanted to make sure that the practice of asset protection is understood by every investor, because it can make o...
Jason Hartman talks with client Sean Carroll about the journey he’s had with real estate. From starting out as an agent in New York before the Great Recession to losing every penny he had, Sean now has a portfolio ...
