The Proven Advantages of Investing in Single Family Homes

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4.7 • 696 Ratings

🗓️ 9 October 2023

⏱️ 55 minutes

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Summary

There are many paths to prosperity in real estate, but behind nearly every successful portfolio lies a sturdy foundation of single family homes. In this compelling episode, we sit down with our good friend Jason Hartman to pinpoint the time-tested advantages that make this asset class a cornerstone of wealth-building. Listen in to discover why single family homes remain a popular choice among both novice and experienced investors … And how little green houses can help you reach your financial goals. Visit our Special Reports Library under Resources at RealEstateGuysRadio.com.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Real Estate Guys radio program. I'm your host Robert Helms. People listen to our show from all over the world and they invest in all kinds of different things. But what kind of real estate do you think most investors start with? It's the single family home. Well, today we'll look at some of the reasons why new and seasoned investors stick with single families, and we've
0:22.8	got a great guest on the Real Estate Guys radio program. The Real Estate Guys are throwing a party
0:28.4	and you're invited. Join us at the New Orleans Investment Conference, November 1st through 4th. Now
0:33.4	in its 49th year, it's the world's longest running investment conference and features
0:37.6	some of the biggest names in economics and investing, including James Rickards, George
0:42.2	Gammon, Danielle DeMartino Booth, Rick Ruhl, and Peter Schiff.
0:46.3	The Real Estate Guys are speaking in multiple sessions, attending lots of others, and we're
0:50.3	hosting an invitation-only party one of the evenings for our friends and listeners,
0:59.3	including some VIPs for you to mingle with. So make your plans to join the Real Estate Guys,
1:03.5	the New Orleans Investment Conference. With all that's going on in the world, no serious investor can afford to miss it. Send an email to New Orleans at Real Estate Guys Radio.com, and we'll get you
1:09.4	all the details. That's New Orleans at
1:12.1	Real Estate Guys Radio.com. And we'll see you there. Welcome to the Real Estate Guys Radio
1:23.2	program. I'm your host, Robert Helms, and joining me, as usual, our co-host and financial strategist,
1:27.7	Russell Gray. Hey, Robert. It is always a great time to invest in real estate, but as we talked about
1:32.6	last week, sometimes wait and see can be a choice, and we like to prefer the think and do mantra,
1:40.8	which is even though it may not be time to pull a trigger on the property, what you don't
1:45.8	want to do is check out mentally of the game. So I think there's a lot we can be doing, a lot we
1:51.5	can be learning if we're unsure of the markets. And today, we're going to talk specifically
1:56.8	about possibly the most powerful real estate investment there is, and that's single-family
2:02.5	housing. Well, you know, if you think about it, you can ask anybody at almost any point in time
2:07.0	in 1980, don't you wish you would have bought properties in 1960? In 2000, don't you wish you
2:12.4	would have bought properties in 1980 in 2020? Don't you wish you would have brought properties in 2000? So 20 years from now,
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