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Today’s Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 1084, originally published in November 2018. Jason Hartman starts today’s episode by answering more of the mortgage FAQs that were started in episode 1083 that were spawned from the recent Profits in Paradise event. This time the two tackle cryptocurrency, higher education, the investment landscape as it stands today, and the appreciation vs cash flow dilemma. If your credit score is over 720 you need to borrow more money (assuming that you’re borrowing for investment purposes that is) [15:42] Can you finance a primary residence regardless of how many investment properties you own?

Jason Hartman starts off the show with a discussion about, potentially, the only business in the country with a negative cost of capital, and why we’re starting to see the fear of inflation creeping into the mainstream. Then another client, this time Andrew Freitas, joins Jason to discuss their investing journey with the network. Listen in as he explains how he’s gone about doing it, how he handles his properties with his full time job, and why he’s slowly gravitated toward more expensive properties. Insurance is possibly the only business in the world with a negative cost of capital [23:54] Covid-19 has impacted places like the psychiatric facility Andrew works

Why isn’t the RV ratio as crucial today as it was 14 years ago when Jason started? In today’s market, where homes are selling for over asking price, Jason explains how we need to re-evaluate our thinking. According to Michael Recenwald, author of Beyond Woke, as well as Thought Criminal, that day is a day that will continue the slide toward censorship that we’re experiencing today in America. [2:17] Redfin announced that properties are selling for over list price [8:00] why the RV ratio isn’t as valid today as they were when Jason started [13:30] Where the stimulus is actually going [18:45]

Today’s episode starts off with Jason Hartman, in the car, back from Hawaii. He tackles the average length an American stays on the job these days, how technology is changing our buying habits, and starts answering some mortgage FAQs Then Jason talks with client Drew about a mistake he made in self-management that shifted his views on contracts, as well as exploring dividend stocks and the economic disaster that is Argentina currently. [9:43] You only need a 620 to finance your first 6 properties, then a 720 for properties 7-10 [13:18]