2022 INFLATION! How To Profit From Inflation – Do This NOW!

by | Dec 22, 2022 | Invest During Inflation | 44 comments

2022 INFLATION! How To Profit From Inflation – Do This NOW!




Simple steps on how you can make money with inflation, win with inflation, and how you can profit from inflation. America is currently getting hit with inflation and maybe even hyperinflation! Many are not even aware of what is happening right in front of their eyes. How to beat inflation? Watch this video and learn how to harness the power of inflation so that it works for you.

So what is Inflation? Right now is the time to learn how to survive and thrive in an inflationary environment. The Fed will continue to print money, but are we headed for hyperinflation in 2022? If you understand how to profit from inflation using 30 fixed-rate debt, you can look forward make huge returns with rental properties.

If you are trying to keep pace with inflation in 2022, investing, specifically, real estate investing may be the best place to protect and grow your wealth.

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44 Comments

  1. Diana McGinnis

    The U.S. needs to begin phasing out the Federal Reserve and its debt-based fiat system and restoring the CONSTITUTIONAL monetary system based on "gold and silver Coin." https://youtu.be/CK81ik2NZoc

  2. Rizki Setia

    Very easy to digest, great explanation!
    Any other best area to invest beside myrtle beach?

  3. Fabio Lopez

    Thank You Bro

  4. TopHat

    That works great until the government says your renters don't have to pay the rent for years. You better have a ton of money in the bank to pay the mortgages of the rental properties during the time the government blocked your monthly cash flow. The rental assistance programs were poorly executed leaving most of the funds unavailable. Now that the government has gotten away with blocking rental payments it's reasonable to assume it could happen again.

  5. Danny Green

    Remove the parasites and we can all live war free and in peace.

  6. Michael Hagans

    What if you buy a property today and there’s a correction in the housing market though? Then you could be negative. Is it wise to hold off for now?

  7. ADCBG4E

    Wow. Fantastic advise…. "Hey! If you can buy 10 houses you can make $$ from inflation and erode away your debt" seems a bit like you cant make $$ unless you already have $$. Increase your property $$ rent to make $$… isnt that what everyone has been doing (all rents being up and all)? Where's the unique point of view here? Did i miss something? Charge more $$ to have more $$.

  8. JohnJasonChun 1000Reasons2LeaveCalifornia

    I been investing in RE since the 1970s, you must sell at the top and buy at the bottom.
    If you don't do this, you screw up BAD. Your returns drop to NEGATIVE. Since 1970s, the MARKET has been through 4 complete up/down real estate cycles. Each cycle sees property go up 50-200%. And to make that profit, you have to buy at the bottom & sell at the top. 2 Transactions. DUH, IRR is high only after the 2 transactions are complete. And you have to take your profit, can be tax free if you sell your primary HOME every 2 years (IRS), keep rolling homes. But you can't profit rolling homes in a downward moving market. DUH. This guy doesn't understand CYCLES!!

  9. JohnJasonChun 1000Reasons2LeaveCalifornia

    5:22 boards keep going up every day! BS, lumber went up 800% last year and crashed back down 400-500% so the net is about 200-300% increase in the last 12-18 months. AKA up and down like commodities, not 1 way up….. Calculus my man, beyond your IQ.

  10. LV Teach Me

    You're a great teacher! If someone needs to better understand inflation, I would advise them to watch your video! Thanks for sharing your knowledge with others.

  11. Fandango Fandango

    Dear Sir,
    Very Constructive / Australia.

  12. Karlis Stigis

    Sounds good, but banks understand this and don't offer fixed rate deals or make the barrier of entry for deals like that so high, it's basically the same as not giving an option.

  13. Valerijonas Anuzis

    Inflation is not a profit 100 000 house before inflation = after 10% inflation , 110 000 this means u hawe 0% profit it is just saving yours investment from inflation.

  14. Alex Walker, PN1 & FDN

    Why does no one teach the importance of credit, debt to income ratio, abs net worth… some people can’t just wake up and buy a property

  15. Max D

    30-year fixed rate mortgage as in rate locked in for 30 years? I have 5-year fixed 30-year amortization. I have no idea what rates will be in 5 years when it is time to renew. How do I lock in rates for 30 years?

  16. Sarann Man

    Don't mean to get in to politic but f**Ken democrats always get excited every time the fed talking about giving them free money

  17. Balakrishna Rao

    It doesn't work in reality..it's about demand n supply..

  18. Tiny Tim

    Who’s got money to buy a rental? Let me know in the comments!

  19. e g

    Something worth mentioning to your viewers, is that the tax breaks for rental homes will be clawed back if the rental property is sold…..over years is can be thousands to tens of thousands.

  20. Candi Cosens

    Yes I understand how it works

  21. Daniel Colgrove

    In Australia, the rent doesn’t cover the mortgage repayments. How would this work here if you were cashflow negative?

  22. Syd Mannachuk

    It all sounds great until having renters stop paying….then wake up occures….

  23. Jamie Bellamy

    This doesn't have any merit since the government will let people live for free in your home.

  24. james sabourin

    I'm about to buy a 4plex in San Antonio, unfortunately the property is pretty high. What can I do to counter that

  25. Jay86

    You can’t raise rent more than 1.7%
    Also interest isn’t fixed for 30 years

  26. Alejandrina Metes

    Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

  27. Mike charette

    I think $1000.00 in 1960 would be (today's market) would be closer $20,000.00 but I agree with everything else.

  28. MM TAPEZ

    So I’ll never be rich once hyper inflation hits

  29. Roger G

    You don't mention the work and expenses associated with maintenance of those rental properties.

  30. Quirkies #2918

    Good video!!!! Very informative

  31. Carl Hammill

    What your seeing is dysfunctional system that is getting deeply out of balance. The Fed Reserve has artificially keep interest rates down to keep housing and stock market climbing for what is termed the wealth effect. The idea is that as stocks & homes keep climbing it keeps stimulating (grows) the economy. This works until a Country get into situation when interest rates are zero combined with massive debt. At that point that economy is cornered and only option left if print money (US has increased broad money supply by 30% in one year). High inflation (which is already here) is simply by-product of system where Fed Reserve attempts to steer the business cycle instead of letting it happen organically. We probably see a substantial crash/correction in stock market & housing within next 12-18 months. I think buying home at these historic levels will ruin an entire generation of people. Now if your able to buy land/homes deeply discounted that an approach that might work but I would be deeply selective.

  32. makemoneyrelax

    he said washing machine was 1000 usd in 1960, today 1886….and he said that is 8x more money? Are you nuts? Wtf are you talking about…..80% not 8 times…8 times would be 8000 usd….what an idiot

  33. Bedford

    Also STOP VOTING FOR COMMUNIST DEMOCRATS AND STOP LISTENING TO THE MEDIA THAT LIES FOR THEM

  34. Luis Castro

    This guy is legit.
    Thanks fir the heads up.
    Keep doing your thing.
    I subscribed

  35. Jeffy Todd

    What happened when thay cant pay you can't evict thim

  36. tvmootu

    yikes inflation hear.

  37. Ting Lu

    100K house with 10% inflation will be worth $80K

  38. D. Ch.

    So when is it we salg the house.
    But why we had a financial crisis where people lost money in properties?

  39. CEE DØT

    I can’t afford a house right now. What are your thoughts on REITs? Do you have a video on the subject? Thanks.

  40. Aaron Kitching

    I've been looking at investing in a real estate fund on the stock market within my pension. They don't look very appealing to me because most other sectors seem to outperform real estate. However, since most things on the stock market look overvalued at the moment, I can see real estate as a safer play. Do you see real estate funds appreciating at a much quicker rate in the coming years with inflation on the rise?

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