On episode #327 of The Creating Wealth Show host Jason Hartman throws the floor open to listeners with questions regarding how to choose your first income property. Those standing on the sidelines with cash saved for a d...
* The following discussion on the Austin income property market took place several years ago. The suitability of investing in this local market may have changed! Please read this article for educational concepts, which a...
On episode #318 of The Creating Wealth Show, Jason welcomes Rapid Realty CEO, Anthony Lolli, on to talk about real estate investing in New York City. New York City?! Has Hartman lost his mind? Simmer down out there in Pl...
What’s Wall Street’s dirty little secret? The heavy hitters in the US financial world are rife with fraudulent and deceptive practices that put investors at risk without realizing it. In a recent Flash Back Friday ep...
In a deserted recently bankrupt city with derelict houses selling for $1, can there be any good investing opportunities? Jason Hartman visited Detroit recently as part of his Chicago property tour, and it seemed unlikely...
The concept of geopolitics sounds academic and tough to comprehend, but actually it’s not. Put simply, geopolitics is the study of how international relations between countries are influenced by geographical factors. F...
What should investors know about investment funds – before they commit their money? Group investment opportunities lure investors with the promise of big dividends and shared risks – but they can also pose big proble...
Does the future of the housing recovery belong to the Millennials? Mark Fleming thinks so. On a recent appearance on The Creating Wealth show, Fleming, First America’s Chief Economist, tells host Jason Hartman that thi...
It’s still a renter‘s market, but it’s more expensive than ever to become a renter. As a new article from NuWire reports, in many markets around the country, rent costs are rising faster than home prices. In a time...
The recovery from the much publicized housing crash of a few years ago may be hitting a wall, thanks to declining numbers of a group that’s essential to a robust housing market: first time home buyers. Although the US ...
