Jason Hartman is a guest on The Rich Dad Radio Show, hosted by Robert and Kim Kiyosaki. They discuss home values, gold, real estate markets and the Hartman Comparison Index™ (HCI).
0:00 Introduction
1:09 What is the Hartman Comparison Index™?
6:49 Are home prices actually high?
9:48 We must compare things to give them value
10:57 It’s cheaper to buy a house now if it’s priced in gold
12:28 Jason speaks about the three kinds of real estate markets: linear, hybrid and cyclical
13:15 How should you store your wealth? If you compare home values to other commodities, you might feel differently about home values and income property
16:47 Jason compares home prices to oil
22:25 Jason, Kim and Robert discuss inflation in 2021 and deflation
26:07 Jason discusses what he foresees in this real estate market. Are we headed toward a market crash in 2021?
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Hahaha too complicated for the rich dad poor dad crowd lol where are we going? Simple question, compared to what?
Keep educating Jason. Thank you for your work.
Few longterm investments are worse than silver.
We survived the hyperinflation in Argentina because we converted all the prices to dollars (40% in December 1989 alone). I was thinking about how to compare here if we have hyperinflation? Your HCI is the solution!
You store your money in gold when you sell it you pay 30% tax.
Fake index. Useless. Not practical. Theoretical.
Houses are expensive now in most of America!
Some places are dirt cheap but no one wants to live there. Jason Hartman is pro real estate but right now they are in a bubble .
What do you think about the feds trip peking the long bond ownership? Controlling the yield curve?
Sadly the sushi bar workers have to save a lot more now to afford a down payment.
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Thanks Jason, great video/material.