#6 – Packaging Your Commodities: Commodity Investing Through Residential Real Estate

A different type of internet marketing

For whatever reasons, you might not be all that excited about selling information products online. Perhaps you want to be able to see, touch, and feel a real world product. Once again – okay. The obvious advantage to internet marketing information products is there are no shipping costs. Everything is digitally delivered. We’re big fans of this business model but there’s no doubt that lots of people have made (and are still making) boatloads of money selling actual products.

‘Newsletter Guru,’ Jim Palmer, shares the secret to building long-term relationships with customers on the ‘Creating Wealth Show’

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June 28, 2010 – Jim Palmer, internationally known as the “Newsletter Guru,” joins Jason Hartman’s Creating Wealth Show, on podcast number 163, to enlighten listeners of the power newsletter marketing has on a small business. Jim states that newsletters are one of, if not, the most powerful relationship building tool for a small business and believes every small business should be using one.

Get rich from the high birth rate

On a recent episode of the Creating Wealth Show (#174), Jason returned to the idea of investing in Packaged Commodities. Regular listeners know that when Jason uses that term he is referring to a house or other sort of sturcture sitting on land. After all, what else is a house but a collection of basic commodities like copper, lumber, petroleum products, lead, glass, steel – you get the picture.

Time to refinance your investment properties?

Refinancing is not just for homeowners. If you have a portfolio of investment properties, you might be leaving money on the table if you don’t investigate the options. At the heart of the matter, an investor refinances a portfolio of properties for the same reason a home owner would his house – to save money.

Keys To Successful Student Housing Investments

The student rental market offers excellent investment potential, yet it is often overlooked and even maligned. Marleen Geyen, author of “University Wealth: 21 Success Secrets to Buy and Manage Student Rental Property” shares her expertise and dispels the myths of investing in student housing.

#5 – Income Property Investing Myths

8 Mistakes To Avoid When Investing In Properties

Investors themselves often block the path to success with self-defeating attitudes, actions, and especially inaction, failing to “get out of their own way.” While intelligent investing is obviously a better strategy than ignorance, succumbing to “the paralysis of analysis” thwarts any chance of success. Steering a balanced course between the two poles of over- and under-thinking is the key.

Investment Advice For Women Real Estate Investors

Lisa Bromma, author of “Wise Women Invest in Real Estate”, is the guest of Jason Hartman’s Creating Wealth podcast series, episode 143. Despite their capacity for empathy and attention to detail, women have historically been intimidated by real estate investment. Replacing fear with confidence, capital, and expertise is the formula for success, and education is its foundation.

Pat Buchanan on the ‘Creating Wealth Show,’ “We are not on the road to socialism, we are already there”

Irvine, California – June 22, 2010 – On the 92^nd episode of Jason Hartman’s Creating Wealth Show, Pat Buchanan, a former candidate for the republican nomination, joins Jason Hartman in a conversation about the current economic condition and state of the government.

An open letter to Rush Limbaugh

Dear Rush,

We’ve been listening to your show for a while now and are beginning to pick up on a subtle vibe that maybe you don’t completely trust the Obama in Chief with the direction of the country. Not sure if you realize it but spitting in the faces of our Founding Fathers is not even the worst of it.

Have you looked at your portfolio lately?

Don’t invest – create wealth

Sometimes our reality is based on assumption drilled into us by those with a personal agenda. So it is with investing. For the first half of the last century, the stock market wasn’t a bad way to create wealth. Then came the devaluation of the dollar and the rise of the financial pimping industry with their continual call to “invest” on Wall Street. Sort of like tithing, they want you to give them your money at regular intervals and maybe they’ll be a reward for you at the end.

#4 – Taking Stock: Why The Stock Market Can Be Dangerous In The Current Environment

Invest now. Do anything you want later.

Working for an hourly wage is not the way to get ahead in this life. That strategy allows you to pay the bills, take a vacation every now and then, and not much else. Before you know it, retirement age arrives but your portfolio is too anemic to quit working entirely, or worse, maybe you won’t be able to quit working at all – ever. The problem is that most people never learned how to invest properly.Here’s the short version: the stock market is bad; property investing is good.

The ugly truth: 10 years of losing for stock market investors

Your stock broker can’t tell you what he doesn’t understand and his ignorance is costing stock investors big time. Here’s the ugly truth behind your portfolio – even if you’re marking down a 10% return on investment (ROI) as profit each year on Wall Street, it’s a paper tiger. In reality, you’re not making a penny because inflation is eating you alive.

If you always dismissed inflation as nothing more than an irritant, something that existed but didn’t make much difference on ROI to an investor, you better sit up and pay attention if you want to spend your retirement doing something besides greeting customers at the local Wal-Mart to make ends meet.

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