Banking, Monetary Policy and Real Estate

The Real Estate Guys Radio Show - Real Estate Investing Education for Effective Action

The Real Estate Guys

Robertkiyosaki, Realestateinvestors, Realestateguys, Realestateinvesting, Syndication, Investors, Richdad, Realestateguysradio, Business, Investing, Realestate

4.7 • 696 Ratings

🗓️ 16 July 2012

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Summary

Our special guest is G. Edward Griffin, the author of The Creature from Jekyll Island - a Second Look at the Federal Reserve. Whatever you think about the motives and contributions of the Fed, there is no denying the profound impact it has on the supply and cost of capital. 2013 Summit at Sea faculty member Peter Schiff says Fed policy, dating back to Alan Greenspan in the 90’s and carried on to the present day by Big Ben Bernanke, is primarily responsible for the mortgage meltdown and resulting foreclosure crisis. What does it all mean to real estate investors? That’s what we talk about in this intriguing episode. The Real Estate Guys™ radio show provides real estate investing news, education, training and resources to help real estate investors succeed. Learn more and subscribe to the free newsletter at www.realestateguysradio.com

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Real Estate Guys Radio Program. I'm your host, Robert Helms. What does banking have to do with real estate and the future of monetary policy have to do with the values of their real estate? We're going to find out today that and more on the Real Estate Guys Radio Program.
0:18.8	Hi, this is Robert Helms. When it comes to real estate investing, there are lots of terms to get thrown around.
0:24.2	Things like cap rate, pro forma, internal rate of return. But there's one term that is arguably the most important, but few of any, teach it.
0:32.0	Due diligence. That's making sure that what you see is what you get. Now, this is really important when it comes to real estate investing and not just properties
0:39.5	and purchase contracts, but also real estate markets and sub-markets.
0:42.9	The truth is, a great market can sometimes save you from a bad property.
0:46.2	Of course, you never want to buy a bad property to begin with, but how can you be sure?
0:50.0	Obviously this is a huge topic.
0:52.1	That's why it takes a ton of work in two full days to teach it.
0:55.1	But this one seminar could literally be worth millions to you over your investing career.
0:59.3	So join me in Dallas, Texas on July 20th and 21st for analyzing markets and properties,
1:04.4	the due diligence process.
1:06.0	In two jam-packed eight-hour days of classes, you'll learn how to research real estate markets
1:10.1	and sort out the facts from the flow.
1:12.2	You'll also learn how to go through your purchase contracts, rent rolls, inspections, and reports to make sure the deal itself is solid.
1:18.2	Whether you invest in houses, multifamily, retail, office, land, resort, or any other type of real estate, this information is critical for your success.
1:26.0	To learn more and sign up today, go to Real estateguysradio.com and look under events
1:30.2	or send your email request to registration at realestateguiseradio.com.
1:35.3	This unique training will teach you the places to look, people to meet, and questions to ask.
1:39.4	You'll discover the best sources for information and receive a copy of my personal due diligence checklist.
1:43.9	Go to real estate guys radio.com and click on events. Sources for information and receive a copy of my personal due diligence checklist.
1:47.3	Go to Real Estate Guys Radio.com and click on events.
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