
1258: BRRR Method, Manufactured Homes, Self-Management & Future Expectations Impact on the Housing Market
08/13/19 • 33 min
Jason Hartman talks with 2 investment counselors in today's episode. First he talks with Adam to discuss the popular BRRR investment model (Buy, Renovate, Rent, Refinance) and why manufactured homes have a bad reputation and why that needs to change.
Then Jason talks with investment counselor Doug about the importance of future expectations when looking at any market, including the real estate market. Just like in the stock market, future expectations drive a lot of value for real estate, especially in cyclical markets. The second half of this conversation will air tomorrow.
Key Takeaways:
[4:13] BRRR proponents don't ever tell you about their tax liabilities or their hunt for a deal
[8:05] We should look upon manufactured homes a lot better than we do right now
[10:43] The online housing kits are currently way more expensive than they pretend to be
[14:38] Doug's experience using Cozy so far
[19:26] You make money in life by adding value
[23:39] When you take the manager out of the equation you can just the property on the property alone
[26:08] The importance of future expectations
[29:53] When expectations decrease it's not just a little drop, it's a spiral
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Jason Hartman talks with 2 investment counselors in today's episode. First he talks with Adam to discuss the popular BRRR investment model (Buy, Renovate, Rent, Refinance) and why manufactured homes have a bad reputation and why that needs to change.
Then Jason talks with investment counselor Doug about the importance of future expectations when looking at any market, including the real estate market. Just like in the stock market, future expectations drive a lot of value for real estate, especially in cyclical markets. The second half of this conversation will air tomorrow.
Key Takeaways:
[4:13] BRRR proponents don't ever tell you about their tax liabilities or their hunt for a deal
[8:05] We should look upon manufactured homes a lot better than we do right now
[10:43] The online housing kits are currently way more expensive than they pretend to be
[14:38] Doug's experience using Cozy so far
[19:26] You make money in life by adding value
[23:39] When you take the manager out of the equation you can just the property on the property alone
[26:08] The importance of future expectations
[29:53] When expectations decrease it's not just a little drop, it's a spiral
Website:
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1257: Inflation Induced Debt Destruction in a Low Inflation Environment
Jason Hartman takes today to play a live clip from the 2019 Meet the Masters of Income Property. Sunday afternoon is a time many people use to purchase properties from providers, leaving the room a little light on people. In this presentation, Jason updates his Inflation Induced Debt Destruction example from the high interest rate period he originally used into the lower interest rate environment that people who purchased in the late 80s have experienced.
Key Takeaways:
[5:01] Join Jason and go cruising (with good internet)!
2019 Meet the Masters Presentation:
[10:21] Asset price inflation isn't measured, but it probably should be
[14:19] Life is really a game of staying power
[17:35] Every decision we make is a decision to improve our condition
[21:00] Inflation Induced Debt Destruction from 1989 - 2018
[28:43] What does a lower inflation rate period do to IIDD?
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1259: Cap Rates, RV Ratios & Bubble Detection
Jason Hartman finishes his conversation with investment counselor Doug about real estate and PE ratios. The two discuss the importance of analyzing RV ratios in markets to discover whether a bubble is forming (or might already be formed) but also the dangers of relying strictly on those RV ratios.
Key Takeaways:
[2:38] How to think about Cap Rates
[5:55] Commercial property doesn't have enough risk premium right now
[9:34] Real estate has a lot of embedded risk protection a lot of people don't realize
[15:16] The thing that is going to drive the next housing downturn will be when we see rising mortgage rates
[17:40] The 1% RV is for a turnkey rehab. New construction isn't getting 1% right now
[21:16] When your RV hits .5 you're looking at a bubble
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