Jason Hartman wraps up his talk with Drew from yesterday, as the two leave the topic of self-management and delve into more economic lines of conversation. Jason brings up a recent Peter Schiff tweet and the two dissect whether it holds water in today's environment, as well as discussing how articially low interest rates are impacting the investing landscape we see today. They also discuss a different way to look at the rents you're collecting from your tenants in a way that makes it even more powerful than it looks at first glance.
Key Takeaways:
[3:01] If falling consumer prices have been good for the last 100 years, why does the Fed think they're bad now?
[6:25] The artificially low interest rates are encouraging bad investments
[10:24] Who's going to get hit hardest in the next recession?
[14:10] Targeted advertising is keeping us from seeing a large chunk of the world today
[19:54] It's important to hold yourself accountable the same way you hold your tenants accountable when dealing with your investment properties
[23:57] Your tenants are working 33-40% of their work life just to pay you
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