Excellent investment opportunity in this 3 bed/ 2 bath property receiving an annual cash flow of $2,994.
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No City Taxes
Listed under $90k with an ROI of 31% & rent range between $895 and $925, this is a great investment.
Low Cost Per Square Foot
Beautiful 4 bedroom/ 3 bath, 2,675 sq. ft. home with good ROI and low cost of $37 per square foot.
Complete Renovation
Once completed (1/31), this property will increase cash flow ($3,140/annual) through low maintenance cost.
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Two Year Lease Agreement
Completely renovated with new roof, this property is listed under $80k with an ROI of 29%.
Nice Rental on Quiet Cul-de-Sac
Excellent 3 bed / 2 bath single-family home with no association fees and 27% ROI.
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1968 FBF: G Edward Griffin: Corporate Scams & Corporate Accountability
Today’s Flashback Friday is from episode 1215 published last June 13, 2019.
Jason Hartman talks with G. Edward Griffin, author of The Creature from Jekyll Island, about corporate scams. Too many people hide behind the veil that corporations offer; ripping off consumers and shareholders and letting the company take the punishment. G. Edward and Jason discuss this topic, as well as how we can actually change things to allow society to hold those responsible accountable.
1967: Alabama Property Tour, Debt & The Millennial Mayhem, Inflation Induced Debt Destruction
Our Alabama Property Tour is coming soon! We will be covering 2 markets there- Birmingham and Huntsville. Go to JasonHartman.com to sign up TODAY!
Inflation induced debt destruction, consumer debt, boomer generation and millennial debt! Today Jason explains that we have the opportunity to provide rental housing to our biggest target client, the millennial cohort. They don’t care that much about owning a house compared to prior generations. They like to be mobile, portable and have remote work, be digital nomads. Hence the need for rental properties!
1966: Collective Mastermind, Empowered Investor Pro, Hybrid & Self-Management, Alabama Market Update
Jason welcomes you from Jekyll Island, Georgia, the birthplace of the Federal Reserve! Today he explores how, by reframing how we look at the world, crises can bring about opportunities in spite today’s current economic challenges. He talks about hybrid versus self-management and how, based on prevailing data on mortgages, there is no impending housing crash!
1965 FBF: When Deregulation Becomes Decriminalization with Greg Palast Author of ‘Vultures & Vote Rustlers’ & ‘Billionaires & Ballot Bandits’
Today’s Flashback Friday is from episode 378 published last May 6, 2014.
Greg Palast is the author of the New York Times bestsellers Billionaires & Ballot Bandits, Armed Madhouse , The Best Democracy Money Can Buy and the highly acclaimed Vultures’ Picnic, named Book of the Year 2012 on BBC Newsnight Review.
1964: Alabama Property Tour, Case-Shiller Index vs HCI, New Homes Construction Shortages, Mortgage Sensitivity Index, T.I.N.A., Joe Brown
Jason is in the Hot Seat today as Joe Brown of Heresy Financial asks him about his contrarian views on the housing market’s supposed impending crash. They also discuss single versus multifamily investments, identify the different facets and causes of the housing shortages across the America. Jason also shares a few slides from his Hartman Comparison Index (HCI) which shows that houses are not as expensive as one might think!