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Frank Melaccio, Vice President, Finance & Treasurer at Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey, reveals how this mindset propelled his career from banking to executive leadership - and why it could do the same for you.Frank Melaccio is Vice President of Finance and Treasurer at Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey, one of the United States' largest and oldest health insurers. With a career spanning banking, Big Four consulting, and health insurance, Frank brings a wealth of insight into strategic treasury, risk management, and the future of finance. He's also an adjunct professor at Hofstra University's Frank G. Zarb School of Business and a passionate advocate for continual learning and professional development.Frank holds an MBA in finance from Hofstra University and a BS in both finance and economics from Fordham University. He's also a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA), Certified Public Accountant (CPA), and a Certified Financial Risk Manager (FRM).Main topics discussed:Franks career journey: from commuting into Manhattan and dreaming of Wall Street to rising through regional banks and transitioning to health insurance.Frank's move from consulting at PwC during the financial crisis to leading treasury at a health insurer.Building ORSA models and becoming Chief Risk Officer in response to regulatory changes.Franks thoughts on CTP, CFA, CPA, and FRM - how to choose the right one for your path.The importance of team building and how leadership evolves with responsibility.Leveraging AI, coding, RPA, and treasury management systems to modernize and streamline processes.How teaching derivatives and healthcare finance keeps Frank sharp and benefits his corporate leadership.The power of adaptability, planning your path, and the dangers of chasing money over opportunity.You can connect with Frank Melaccio on LinkedIn. ---
On this episode of FRM the Refs talk about what pisses them off about the wrestling Industry, the marks and promoters who run "Pay to Play" Shows. All that and a lot more! It's a ridiculus show, and we like it that way! Sit back and enjoy the insanity!
On this episode of FRM, Jim is in Philly, and they guys have no supervision. It's a beautiful trainwreck into the world of Wrestling! We talk ticket prices and VIP fan experiences!
In this episode of the InsuranceAUM.com Podcast, host Stewart Foley, CFA, is joined by Ken Johnson, CFA, CAIA, FRM, Senior Managing Director and Chief Ratings Officer at AM Best. Together, they unpack AM Best's latest outlooks on the property & casualty and life insurance sectors—covering everything from macroeconomic uncertainty to the rise of private credit, offshore reinsurance, and how ratings methodology is adapting to today's dynamic insurance investment landscape. Ken shares his take on the growing role of asset manager-owned insurers, the shift toward more complex ownership structures, and the increased reliance on less transparent asset classes. He also discusses AM Best's internal working groups and how they aim to strike a balance between robust capital modeling and fair treatment for insurers with evolving portfolio strategies. Whether you're a CIO, portfolio manager, or regulator, this discussion sheds light on how risk, regulation, and ratings intersect in today's market.
Front Row Motorsports Crew Chief Jon Leonard (7:45) join Davey Segal this week to discuss his new digs at FRM calling the shots for Chandler Smith on the No. 38. Leonard details how late things came together to even make the second FRM Truck Series entry happen, the thrash that ensued to get things ready for Daytona, why Chandler being involved in the hiring process for team members has made everyone closer and how nice it was to get a win early this season at Bristol Motor Speedway. Leonard also discusses his career as a crew chief, calling races for Leavine-Family Racing in the Cup Series for Kasey Kahne and Regan Smith, being promoted admittedly a little too quickly, learning on the fly, being a first-generation racer turned 14-year NASCAR veteran and more. Davey also reviews Austin Cindric's Talladega win, looks ahead to Texas and Papa Segal pays homage to one of the greatest of all-time in Formula 1.
Accenture, American Express, ASOS, EY, Four Seasons Hotels, Google, NBC Universal are his clientsFrm Royal Air Force Senior Officer, Frm. International Negotiator for the UK Government, executive coach. Google, Accenture, American Express His first book, 'Find Your Why: A Practical Guide for Discovering Purpose for You and Your Team', co-authored with Simon Sinek and David Mead. Peter gets up every day inspired to enable people to be extraordinary so that they can do extraordinary things. Collaborating with Simon Sinek for over 7 years, he was a founding Igniter and Implementation Specialist on the Start With Why team, teaching leaders and companies how to use the concept of Why."The first step is to distinguish leadership from management. “Management is about handling complexity,” explains Docker, while “leadership is about creating simplicity. It's about cutting through the noise, identifying what's really important, making it personal for people, bringing them together and connecting them.” ~ Peter Docker in Venteur Magazine January 2023One of Peter's latest books, 'Leading from The Jumpseat: How to Create Extraordinary Opportunities by Handing Over Control'Peter's commercial and industry experience has been at the most senior levels in sectors including oil & gas, construction, mining, pharmaceuticals, banking, television, film, media, manufacturing and services - across more than 90 countries. His career has spanned professional pilot; leading an aviation training and standards organisation; teaching post-graduates at an international college; and running multi-billion dollar procurement projects. A former Royal Air Force senior officer, he has been a Force Commander during combat flying operations and has seen service across the world. He is a seasoned crisis manager, a former international negotiator for the UK Government and executive coach.© 2025 Building Abundant Success!!2025 All Rights ReservedJoin Me on ~ iHeart Media @ https://tinyurl.com/iHeartBASSpot Me on Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/yxuy23bAmazon Music ~ https://tinyurl.com/AmzBASAudacy: https://tinyurl.com/BASAud
On this episode of FRM we celebrate the birthday of longtime co-host Christopher Butt!
Front Row Motorsports crew chief Dylan Cappello joins Davey Segal (7:30) to discuss year two working with Layne Riggs in the CRAFTSMAN Truck Series, getting used to the No. 34 instead of the No. 38, how the 2025 season has gone so far and the stop/start nature of the Truck Series schedule. Cappello also discusses his relationship with Riggs, how Layne's father Scott has helped the team grow, which areas they're targeting for improvement and how adding a second full-time entry to the truck operation has changed things at FRM. Cappello also dives into his background as a racer growing up in Arizona, winning at The Bullring at Las Vegas a couple years ago, the decision to ultimately go down the engineering route instead of the driving one and the adjustment that entailed, winning a title at his home track in Phoenix in 2022, getting the promotion to crew chief and the challenges that have come along with that including being the "leader of men" for a race team and more. Davey also recaps Christopher Bell's third consecutive victory and the option tire in Phoenix, previews Las Vegas and Papa Segal pays homage to Suitcase Jake.
Financial markets have seen some extraordinary moves over the last month- few of which feature in the ‘Trump Trade' playbook. Changes and postponements to new US policy have brought heightened uncertainty and market volatility. Today we will discuss whether we have reached an inflection point in the Trump Trade, since the ‘America First' agenda is boosting interest in markets elsewhere. We also consider the impact on our tactical asset allocation. Presented by Aymeric Forest CFA, Head of Investment Strategy, Andreea Condurache CFA, Portfolio Manager and Thomas Vogl CFA, FRM, Portfolio Manager. Hosted by Lorna Denny, Investment Specialist. This podcast is intended for professional investors, and must not be shared with a non-professional audience. Not for Retail distribution: This marketing communication is intended exclusively for Professional, Institutional or Wholesale Clients / Investors only, as defined by applicable local laws and regulation. Circulation must be restricted accordingly. This marketing communication does not constitute on the part of AXA Investment Managers a solicitation or investment, legal or tax advice. This material does not contain sufficient information to support an investment decision. It has been established on the basis of data, projections, forecasts, anticipations and hypothesis which are subjective. Its analysis and conclusions are the expression of an opinion, based on available data at a specific date. All information in this document is established on data made public by official providers of economic and market statistics. AXA Investment Managers disclaims any and all liability relating to a decision based on or for reliance on this document. All exhibits included in this document, unless stated otherwise, are as of the publication date of this document. Furthermore, due to the subjective nature of these opinions and analysis, these data, projections, forecasts, anticipations, hypothesis, etc. are not necessary used or followed by AXA IM's portfolio management teams or its affiliates, who may act based on their own opinions. Any reproduction of this information, in whole or in part is, unless otherwise authorised by AXA IM, prohibited. Past performance is not a guide to current or future performance, and any performance or return data displayed does not take into account commissions and costs incurred when issuing or redeeming units. References to league tables and awards are not an indicator of future performance or places in league tables or awards and should not be construed as an endorsement of any AXA IM company or their products or services. Please refer to the websites of the sponsors/issuers for information regarding the criteria on which the awards/ratings are based. The value of investments, and the income from them, can fall as well as rise and investors may not get back the amount originally invested. Exchange-rate fluctuations may also affect the value of their investment. Due to this and the initial charge that is usually made, an investment is not usually suitable as a short term holding. Issued in the UK by AXA Investment Managers UK Limited, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority in the UK. Registered in England and Wales No: 01431068. Registered Office: 22 Bishopsgate London EC2N 4BQ In other jurisdictions, this document is issued by AXA Investment Managers SA's affiliates in those countries.
Guest: Bozi Tatarevic Parker, Joshua, and AJ talk all the latest breaking news in motorsports, with a bit of humor in a lighthearted version of the Money Lap show. Group Chat will be our weekly show for all members of the Money Lap team to discuss everything we already discuss in out text group chat! The trio explores the implications of the lawsuit, NASCAR's charter system, and the sport's evolving dynamics. The hosts' engaging banter and insightful analysis make for an entertaining and informative episode, keeping listeners hooked on the latest motorsports news. Leave us a voicemail! https://moneylap.com Timestamps: 00:00 - Intro 02:07 - Meet the Team 03:54 - YouTube Comments and Clickbait Discussion 07:40 - NASCAR Countersues Michael Jordan, 23XI, FRM, Curtis Polk 18:52 - NASCAR Penalties Issued To Austin Cindric 26:33 - NASCAR's Appeals Panel Overturns JGR's L2 Penalty 29:57 - Guest - Bozi Tatarevic 41:57 - Chase Briscoe's Points Situation 44:44 - Track Limits Discussion 46:03 - Using a Truck to Test Tech Pro Barriers 51:05 - What's Happening on Reddit - Denny Hamlin's Tweet 56:44 - NASCAR Twitter Account Hacked 1:01:34 - Henderson Motorsports: "Bruh" 1:03:06 - Phoenix Race Insights 1:06:11 - Jack Doohan's Seat Jeopardy 1:12:01 - TV Ratings Overview 1:13:05 - IndyCar Broadcast Contract 1:14:14 - Indy Next Racing 1:15:01 - Indy Lights Race Memory 1:20:13 - E-Scooter Championship 1:23:38 - Outro (Timestamps are a rough timing and may require a little scrubbing to find the start of the topic) With over 1100 unique products currently in stock, Spoiler Diecast boasts one of the largest inventories in the industry. We are NASCAR focused, offering a wide range of diecast and apparel options. But that's not all. We've expanded our catalog to include diecast for dirt/sprint cars, Indycar, and F1. As passionate racing fans ourselves, we're constantly growing our offerings to cater to different forms of racing. Use promo code "moneylap" for free shipping and 5% off all orders. https://www.spoilerdiecast.com/ The Money Lap is the ultimate motorsport show (not a podcast) with Parker Kligerman and Landon Cassill professional racecar drivers and hilarious hosts taking you through the world of motorsports. Covering NASCAR, F1, Indycar, and more, they'll provide the scoop, gossip, laughs, and stories from the racing biz. Make sure to subscribe, review and follow us for the coolest stuff in motorsports https://www.instagram.com/themoneylap https://x.com/themoneylap https://www.tiktok.com/@themoneylap Copyright Pixel Racing, LLC 2025
COTA brought the heat with a four driver duel for supremacy and a whole lotta full body contact. The heat also came down Wednesday when NASCAR delivered a 50 point penalty on Austin Cindric, 100 points back to Chase Briscoe, and countersued 23XI, FRM, and Curtis Polk. Add to that the Phoenix race will have the option tire. Visit the Daily Downforce at dailydownforce.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Continuing on our with our 2025 investment themes, Rich Excell CFA, CMT digs into the fixed income market with two excellent guests: Elizabeth Henderson, CFA the Head of Fixed Income for AAM and Anthony Woodside, CFA, FRM, the Head of Investment Strategy & Head of Multisector Fixed Income at LGIM America
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Crew Chief Drew Blickensderfer joins Davey Segal (5:10) ahead of the 2025 season to discuss why now was the right time for him to return for his second stint at Front Row Motorsports, his faith in Noah Gragson, what FRM's alliance with Team Penske really means and what's changed at the team since his departure. Blickensderfer also reminisces on his two Daytona 500 victories, starting off his career winning his first two races as a shot caller with Matt Kenseth, why Carl Edwards stands out among the 18+ drivers he's worked with in his career, his background as a walk-on Division I wrestler at Indiana, why he enjoys being the "head coach" of sorts and more, including his real name and legitimate goals for the 2025 season. Papa Segal pays homage to Alvin Hawkins, NASCAR's first flagman, as the season approaches.
The Cup Series was the top motorsport on TV in 2024 - but how do the NASCAR ratings compare to a decade ago? We've got the numbers...and they are interesting. Plus - Zane Smith moves to FRM, the latest NASCAR News, and more!The Rundown:- The Clash gets a title sponsor- NASCAR is non-committal on Chicago after this year- MBM's 'perfect fit' for the 500 is a driver that hasn't raced Cup in a decade- Zane Smith completes the Spire-FRM driver swap- FRM officially gets a Stewart-Haas Charter- NASCAR 2024 Ratings - compared to 2014- NASCAR controlling more content in 2025Find the latest episodes at InTheDraftShow.com, follow on Twitter and Instagram @InTheDraftShow – and like the show on Facebook at facebook.com/InTheDraftShowThanks for listening!
Checo Perez has been released by Red Bull and replaced by Liam Lawson. Isack Hadjar is likely to become the second driver at Toro Rosso after finishing 5th or 6th last year in the RB driver development program. Valtteri Bottas is returning to Mercedes as their reserve driver. In other F1 news, 23XI and FRM have won a preliminary injunction to keep their charters and access SHR charters for sale. In NASCAR, Conor Daly is announced as the driver of the 77 for Juncos-Hollinger, while Faux has released the TV schedule for IndyCar and Indy NXT. Sophia Floresch has secured an Indy NXT ride with HMD, and Ford M-Sport has announced drivers for the 2025 WRC. Jack Beckman will be a full season driver for Peak funny car. In NFL Week 15, the focus is on real teams and fantasy. The NASCAR Cup Series Season Review addresses how Joey Logano finished 16th in points but won his 3rd title, Hendrick and Gibbs' usual dominance, Ford's struggles, and SHR's closure. Hocevar wins ROTY despite hitting everything but the lottery. Other noteworthy topics include the Gen 7 car and TV changes in 2025. The episode concludes with Josh's Sim Segment.
NASCAR strikes once more against 23XI and FRM in the lawsuit - we talk about how their tough language is a great setup for the injunction that will come just a week or so later. Plus - the West Coast HOF runs short of candidates, practice sessions next year - and more!The Rundown:- NASCAR News:- Team Announcements- The West Coast Racing HOF - with some interesting new people- NASCAR Lawsuit - NASCAR tries to get tough, but just proves 23XI's point- More practice for 2025Find the latest episodes at InTheDraftShow.com, follow on Twitter and Instagram @InTheDraftShow – and like the show on Facebook at facebook.com/InTheDraftShowThanks for listening!
It is the most wonderful time of the year! The time where we give out fake trophies to the most interesting, strangest, and sometimes annoying drivers and stories of the NASCAR season! Plus - 23XI/FRM score a big win in court with a Charter injunction.The Rundown:- The 2024 ITD Awards Part 1:- Silly Season, The Wally Dallenbach Award, Driver Confrontations, and more- NASCAR News:- 23XI and FRM get a big win with an Injunction - and an even bigger win with an opinion that NASCAR does have monopoly power- The 2024 ITD Awards Part 2:- Small Team Drama, Win and Driver of the Year, the Gary B Carpenter Award for Not Showing UpFind the latest episodes at InTheDraftShow.com, follow on Twitter and Instagram @InTheDraftShow – and like the show on Facebook at facebook.com/InTheDraftShowThanks for listening!
And you thought NASCAR was going to be nice? No way. Exclusivity agreements, witholding Charters - the gloves are predictably off in the 23XI/FRM lawsuit. Plus - multiple teams are making off-season moves behind the scenes. The Rundown:- NASCAR Lawsuit Update:- 23XI and FRM file an updated injunction- NASCAR says that the teams are simply bad at making deals, and nobody complained about their exclusivity agreements with tracks before, so that makes it not a big deal- NASCAR witholding SHR Charters from both 23XI and FRM- Tony Stewart calls Charters a joke on his way out the door- JGR, Kaulig and Spire make moves in the garage- Trackhouse and RCR bringing in guest drivers for 2025- Sponsor NewsFind the latest episodes at InTheDraftShow.com, follow on Twitter and Instagram @InTheDraftShow – and like the show on Facebook at facebook.com/InTheDraftShowThanks for listening!
Frm Royal Air Force Senior Officer, Frm. International Negotiator for the UK Government, executive coach. Google, Accenture, American Express His first book, 'Find Your Why: A Practical Guide for Discovering Purpose for You and Your Team', co-authored with Simon Sinek and David Mead. Peter gets up every day inspired to enable people to be extraordinary so that they can do extraordinary things. Collaborating with Simon Sinek for over 7 years, he was a founding Igniter and Implementation Specialist on the Start With Why team, teaching leaders and companies how to use the concept of Why."The first step is to distinguish leadership from management. “Management is about handling complexity,” explains Docker, while “leadership is about creating simplicity. It's about cutting through the noise, identifying what's really important, making it personal for people, bringing them together and connecting them.” ~ Peter Docker in Venteur Magazine January 2023Peter's latest book, 'Leading from The Jumpseat: How to Create Extraordinary Opportunities by Handing Over Control'Peter's commercial and industry experience has been at the most senior levels in sectors including oil & gas, construction, mining, pharmaceuticals, banking, television, film, media, manufacturing and services - across more than 90 countries. His career has spanned professional pilot; leading an aviation training and standards organisation; teaching post-graduates at an international college; and running multi-billion dollar procurement projects. A former Royal Air Force senior officer, he has been a Force Commander during combat flying operations and has seen service across the world. He is a seasoned crisis manager, a former international negotiator for the UK Government and executive coach. © 2024 Building Abundant Success!!2024 All Rights ReservedJoin Me on ~ iHeart Media @ https://tinyurl.com/iHeartBASSpot Me on Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/yxuy23bAmazon Music ~ https://tinyurl.com/AmzBASAudacy: https://tinyurl.com/BASAud
On this episode of FRM we discuss Britt Baker and Adam Cole Break up News, Pro Wrestling at a Nursing Home, WWE, AEW Notes and Much More!
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In one week, Joey Logano goes from being eliminated from the playoffs, to making the Championship Race. We talk about Joey's amazing turn of events, then discuss the latest in the NASCAR Lawsuit, and Frankie Muniz running full-time in the Truck Series, along with out Paint Scheme Preview and Picks for Homestead!The Rundown:- Las Vegas: Joey's fuel strategy takes him to the Championship race, one week after being eliminated from the playoffs- Was Ryan Blaney blocking for his teammate? Spoiler alert - no.- Vegas Ratings- The NASCAR Playoff Picture: Vegas splits the field in half- NASCAR News- The Lawsuit - NASCAR claims that their ultimatum was simply a result of 23XI and FRM's inability to negotiate effectively. Because that makes sense.- Frankie Muniz coming to the truck series - but is his ride good enough? And is NASCAR missing an opportunity?- Teresa Earnhardt selling more of the legacy- Driver and Sponsor News- Homestead! Our Paint Scheme Preview and PicksFind the latest episodes at InTheDraftShow.com, follow on Twitter and Instagram @InTheDraftShow – and like the show on Facebook at facebook.com/InTheDraftShowThanks for listening!
The third round of the NASCAR Playoffs kicks off in Vegas, but the antitrust lawsuit is getting just as much attention, as NASCAR tries to exclude 23XI and FRM from being Charter teams next season. We discuss the battle lines that have been drawn, along with the latest NASCAR News, and our Paint Scheme Preview and Picks for Vegas.The Rundown:- The ROVAL - Larson wins what looked like an Intermediate Track race, outside of a few controversial corners- Alex Bowman disqualified - how does Hendrick make such a big mistake?- Drivers eliminated from the Round of 12 - why are the Playoff drivers racing so poorly as a group?- The Round of 8 - our analysis- NASCAR News:- 23XI/FRM Lawsuit - NASCAR says it isn't a valid case, because...reasons- JGR data espionage - will NASCAR do anything? Another case where there is no real rule- Hailie Deegan moving to open wheel - why it may be the right call- Sponsor News- Las Vegas! Our Paint Scheme Preview, and Picks for the race, and the Playoff round - who will make it to the Championship in Phoenix?Find the latest episodes at InTheDraftShow.com, follow on Twitter and Instagram @InTheDraftShow – and like the show on Facebook at facebook.com/InTheDraftShowThanks for listening!
23XI and Front Row Motorsports start what could be the biggest story in NASCAR history by filing their anti-trust lawsuit. We discuss why, and what might happen, along with some very interesting information in the case. Plus - NASCAR News, and our Paint Scheme Preview and Picks for Talladega!The Rundown:- Kansas: Ross Chastain wins, Kyle Busch's luck gets even worse- Decent racing- Kansas ratings- Playoff Picture- NASCAR Lawsuit - we break down the entire case filing (yep - we read the whole thing) - talk about some surprises in the case, then discuss why 23XI and FRM are suing, and how it might all play out- Aero Changes for Talladega- Teams aren't big on YouTube- Driver and Sponsor News- Talladega! Our Paint Scheme Preview and PicksFind the latest episodes at InTheDraftShow.com, follow on Twitter and Instagram @InTheDraftShow – and like the show on Facebook at facebook.com/InTheDraftShowThanks for listening!
We talk with Wojtek Buczynski about whether AI will live up to its hype, AI regulation around the world, the use cases of AI in financial services, and whether general artificial intelligence is possible. Wojtek is a consultant, speaker, and AI researcher specializing in AI regulations and use cases. He was an early advocate of AI at Fidelity International, and ran a team at EY specializing in AI adoption in financial services. He is a Ph.D. candidate with Cambridge University, a CFA charter-holder, and the carries the FRM designation. What Wojtek is Reading Right Now: Scarcity: Why Having Too Little Means So Much by Eldar Shafir Wojtek's Music Recommendation: anything with rhythm, rhyme, female vocals, and profanity Connect with Wojtek: LinkedIn Read More from Wojtek: on Enterprising Investor and LinkedIn ____ Get updated when new episodes release by joining our list: https://bit.ly/4dwwTgD Connect with CFA Society Dallas/Fort Worth: LinkedIn | Instagram| www.cfasociety.org/dallasfortworth
Anthony and Dan kick things off by covering the Anti-Trust lawsuit that 23XI and FRM filed against NASCAR, then they talk about Bubba's baby boy, Indy Car Charter System, and they preview the weekend of racing.
In today's episode, we spoke with Thomas Jeegers. He's a Springer-published Bitcoin author and the CFO/COO of Relai. Thomas used to work in a bank and got the inside scoop on how this worlds operates. What started with a recommendation by a bank co-worker led to many years of Thomas putting Bitcoin aside. However, things changed when his first child was born, and he picked up every other Bitcoin book. Ever since he's been falling down the rabbit hole… You can follow Thomas on X: https://x.com/ThomasJeegers Or follow him on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thomasjeegers/ He's also on Nostr: npub1v0ck5klm8s7kwg9rq38r7rukhmtstfq5hex57xulvg2lzvdagq6qrcl5my You can follow us on X (@rabbitholetales), check out our website (https://rabbitholestories.co/), or send us an email (show@rabbitholestories.co) ---Topics mentioned in the episode: Thomas' Book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1484293088
ศูนย์วิจัยกสิกรไทยประเมิน ปี 2567 เทรนด์การสั่งอาหาร Food Delivery จะมีทิศทางที่ชะลอลง คาดมูลค่าตลาดหดตัว 1.0% จากปี 2566 รายละเอียดเป็นอย่างไร ‘มุมมองการลงทุนในไตรมาส 3 ปี 2024' พูดคุยกับ ชาตรี โรจนอาภา CFA, FRM, Head of Investment Consultant SCB CIO ธนาคารไทยพาณิชย์
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On this episode of FRM we duscuss WWE Latest, Tony Khan lack of storytelling, and much more!
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We've already had more inflation in this young 2020s decade than the entire 2010s. If the next forty years have as much inflation as the last forty, gas will cost $13.38 per gallon, the average home $1.88 million, and the average rent $59,000 annually. Inflation impoverishes most people. You can profit from it 3 ways at the same time. Watch the free 3-part video series: GetRichEducation.com/TripleCrown. The 30-year fixed rate mortgage is a uniquely American construct. It virtually exists nowhere else in the world. I compare this to mortgage terms in Europe, Canada and Australia. In much of the world, homeowners have had their mortgage payments double overnight! Trends that won't soon be disrupted: more inflation, people need to live somewhere, there aren't enough places to live. That's so simple! Invest in it. Rents are increasing the most where little new supply has been added. There's a myth that gigantic institutional investors are gobbling up all the single-family rental homes. But they only own 3% of the market. Mom & pops own 80%. Single-family rents are up 3.4% per CoreLogic. Detached SFHs are up more than attached types. Property prices and rents are positively correlated. Some people falsely think that they move inversely. Resources mentioned: Profit from inflation 3 ways: GetRichEducation.com/TripleCrown For access to properties or free help with a GRE Investment Coach, start here: GREmarketplace.com Get mortgage loans for investment property: RidgeLendingGroup.com or call 855-74-RIDGE or e-mail: info@RidgeLendingGroup.com Invest with Freedom Family Investments. You get paid first: Text FAMILY to 66866 For advertising inquiries, visit: GetRichEducation.com/ad Will you please leave a review for the show? I'd be grateful. Search “how to leave an Apple Podcasts review” Top Properties & Providers: GREmarketplace.com GRE Free Investment Coaching: GREmarketplace.com/Coach Best Financial Education: GetRichEducation.com Get our wealth-building newsletter free— text ‘GRE' to 66866 Our YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/c/GetRichEducation Follow us on Instagram: @getricheducation Keith's personal Instagram: @keithweinhold Complete episode transcript: Welcome to GRE! I'm your host, Keith Weinhold. Learn how the misery of INFLATION is altering BOTH your quality of life and the return on ALL of your investments… … also, many people are now having their mortgage payments DOUBLE overnight and IT'S creating pain, then, what are the factors affecting the future direction of RENTS - all that, and more, today on Get Rich Education! ______________ Welcome to GRE! You're listening to one of the longest-running and most listened-to shows on real estate investing. This is Get Rich Education. I'm your host, Keith Weinhold - the voice of RE since 2014. I don't know if you fully realize how much inflation is steering all of your investments - and it's emphatic at a time like this when the dollar is down 25% cumulatively just in the last four years. Gosh! And I've got some jaw-dropping inflation fact to share with you soon. We'll get to inflation's RE affects shortly. But here's what I mean. In stocks, they keep riding up on a wave of optimism, anticipating a Fed interest rate cut - largely due to future INFLATION expectations. Yes, there's jobs & GDP and some other factors. But the stock market - which is a FORWARD-looking market - it moves based on what's expected to happen 6 to 12 months from now. STOCK investors know that rate cuts open the floodgates to get us closer to the “easy money” days again. That's why - as backwards as it is, the worse the economy looks, the lower that inflation tends to be, and then, in turn, the lower that interest rates can go, which the stock market likes. So a worsening economy often pumps up the stock market. Soooo backwards. Just look at what happens historically. Recessions sound bad. Yet what happens is that rates get cut in a recession - because the economy needs the help. But nearer-term, it's this ongoing expectation of the rate cut - that's been looming out there for months but hasn't happened - which CAN keep propelling the stock market to higher highs. It's already hit all-time highs here recently. You can make the CASE that stocks should keep floating higher from here… based on that premise. Before we look at real estate & inflation. Understand this. Inflation has already widened the divide between the affluent and the deprived. That divide has gone from a gully to a canyon. But... my gosh! Here's the stat that I want to share with you. And you're really going to get a sense for the gravity of what you're living through this decade. We've already seen more inflation in the first 51 months of the 2020s decade than in the ENTIRE decade of the 2010s. Already. This gets really interesting. Let's look at about the last four decades here. Alright, in the 1990s decade, America had 34% cumulative inflation. Let's go ahead and… we'll associate this decade with President Bill Clinton. We won't tie any President to the inflation number because there are lag effects and other factors. A President really can't take the credit or blame, in most cases. Just marking the era here. So, 34% inflation in the 1990s. The 2000s decade saw the GFC and… 29% inflation. Most of those were George W. Bush years. The 2010s decade saw lower inflation → Just 19%. So that's under 2% a year. These were mostly the Obama years here in the 2010s. Little flex there from the former Commander in Chief. Then the 2020s decade → have seen, like I alluded to, and under Joseph Robinette Biden, Jr. - yes, as the oldest sitting president ever, it's easy to forget that he's a “junior. In this young 2020s decade, we have, 21% cumulative inflation. Already. So this figure is after just the first 51 months of this decade, if we're counting from 2020… and this is largely due to supply shortages from the COVID pandemic. So 21% ALREADY this decade… and just 19% ALLLL of last decade which was a full decade. That's the impact. That's reflective of what you see in home prices and rent prices and utilities, transportation, labor, and almost every facet of your life.… and what you see in your weekly Costco bill and Trader Joe's bill. Who have we left out here? A one-term president, so far? Does somebody feel left out. Yes, that is the actual person of one Donald John Trump. Psssshhh! All of those figures I cited are from the BLS, and I've been rounding to nearest whole percent. But get this! Inflation over the next forty years could make the LAST 40 years seem like a picnic. That's partly because we're $35T in debt and that figure now grows by $1T every single quarter… every 90 to 100 days. So we MUST keep dollar-printing to help pay it back. But just, if the last forty years repeats itself, by the year 2064, which is the next forty years, we'll see these prices. Prepare for a future that looks like this: Gas at $13.38 per gallon The home price at $1.88 million Average rent at $59,000 per year And the average salary at $104,000 That is if inflation over the next 40 years, looks like that last 40 years. Also, note how salaries don't keep pace with prices. That $104K average salary in the year 2064 doesn't sound as high-flying as those other figures. Well, this is all really frustrating for consumers… and even debilitating to one's standard of living. Remember, this latest wave of inflation brought us the biggest YOY increase in homelessness - based on HUD figures. and why you need to invest in something that reliably BENEFITS from inflation and pays you an income at the same time. Look, here's really, the deal. Dollars are abundant. So then isn't it a paradox that a major spike in the supply of dollars would create more homelessness? Well, you know that dollars are there for your taking - because so many more have been brought into existence. Dollars are abundant. So as they cycle through the economy, rather than going through the consumer motions, you can build your diverter. That's where the world of abundance exists, so get into that flow. Ultimately, REAL capital is scarce. Your time and energy are scarce. Natural resources are scarce. Labor is scarce. What's frustrating is that money ought to reflect that scarcity if it is going to accurately convey the value that enables people to make capital accumulation decisions. And alas, we're doing our measuring in dollars and the dollar is not remotely scarce. The middle class and poor often have wages that don't track inflation, yet they disproportionately suffer the higher consumer prices. The investor class owns assets that float up with inflation. And GRE listeners will do even better than that. As income property owners with mortgages, we're winning three ways at the same time with the Inflation Triple Crown. That's your dollar diverter. Alright, so that's longer-term inflation. I've been talking in terms of decades - both the past and with an extrapolation into the future to 2064 there - and it's really rather sobering. Well, what's the more CURRENT inflation situation? The situationship? Ha! What's the situationship now? In trying to quiet it down to their 2% target, the Fed has run into so many hurdles that you'd think they were training for this summer's Olympics in Paris. After it peaked over 9% two full years ago now, inflation's been bouncing near 3-and-a-half-percent for a year and they just keep having trouble getting it lower than that. Hmmm... would we say that this could turn into Jerome Powell's three-quarters life crisis? We'll see. Rising inflation is one of the key factors that brought down the Roman Empire. They famously experienced hyperinflation after a series of emperors lowered the silver content of their currency, called the denarius. Today, some lament that the dollar isn't backed by gold, silver, or anything else. But it is. It's backed by the world's most powerful military, strongest economy, reserve currency status, international trade agreements, and you also… must pay your taxes in dollars. Dollars are still liquid and useful… but perpetually debased, so get them and then transition out of them. Yet, at the same time, we're also the greatest debtor nation in world history. The easiest way to pay it all back is to simply print more and inflate more. So that's why it's almost inevitable that dollars will keep being worth less... and BTW, the two words “worth less” sound awfully close to the word “worthless”. Ha! That's where we keep heading. Until you can send a Venmo request to the Fed to compensate you for your loss in purchasing power, we need to actually do something about this. And the dollar that you had when you started listening to me today could very well now only be worth 99 cents. Ha! We can either have our standard of living degraded by inflation or we will decide to profit from it. So, if you haven't yet, check out GetRichEducation.com/TripleCrown. Rather than impoverish you, learn how you can make inflation CREATE wealth for you three ways at the same time with that free, 3-part Inflation Triple Crown video series. Good learning there. It's free & easy to watch, again, at GetRichEducation.com/TripleCrown Inflation seemingly seeps into everything. Inflation took down the commercial sector - Apt buildings & offices. Apts are down 30-40% in the last two years. It's all because inflation made the Fed panic and jack up those rates. If that's not jaw-dropping enough. Office values are down 80%+ in the last two years. 80%+, 90%+ in some cases. Of course, office RE got the double-whammy of the inflation-induced interest rate hikes AND the Work-From-Anywhere movement. That leaves residential 1-4 unit properties in good standing - and still impacted by inflation, but LESS impacted by inflation. Yeah, your 1-4 unit RENTS are up - and I'll talk more about rent later in the show today. inflation also jacked up your expenses like insurance, utilities, maintenance & repair cost and more. But as we move away from the inflation conversation now, of course, one big reason that 1-4s have stayed resilient is the American privilege of LTFIRD - and the fact that it's 30 years for most US properties. In fact, in 2022, 89% of homebuyers applied for the 30-year. I think that you're about to get more appreciation for this… perhaps than you've ever had. The 30-year FRM is a UNIQUELY American construct. And, BTW, some people don't seem to know what the word “unique” means. You've probably heard people misusing this word all the time. Unique does not mean something that's sort of different. Unique means “ONE of a kind”. Unique means something that does not exist ANYWHERE else. What do I do here on this show? Besides giving you the occasional geography lesson as a side dish to your real estate, I do this with vocabulary, grammar, and syntax as well, don't I? Even though my own is surely imperfect. Anyway, the reason that the 30-year mortgage can exist is due to our deep financial markets - especially our secondary market for mortgage-backed securities, where your loan gets packaged up and purchased by a bond investor - a bit like Ridge Lending Group President Caeli Ridge & I touched on last week. The reason that mortgage-backed securities are attractive to investors in the U.S. and across the globe is because their government sponsorship makes them safe investments over long periods of time. They also provide a fixed payout to the MBS holder. And see, the rate on the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage tracks closely to 10-year Treasurys because “U.S. real estate is almost as good an investment as a U.S. Treasury bond.” They've got Fannie & Freddie insurance. And that entire MBS process now has more guardrails in it than we had before the Global Financial Crisis. We're talking about the foundation here - really - of where you get your big lumps of money from - the 30-year FRM and its uniqueness. Compared to the world, the US has very little variable rate debt. Less than 4% of American mortgage borrowers have debt that's on rate terms of a year or less. Over 96% of US debt is LTFRD, defined as 10 years or more. That is virtually unparalleled worldwide. To compare us to some other developed nations, mortgage borrowers in Germany - just 47% of them have long-term fixed debt - and none of them can get 30-year debt. Long-term debt, again, defined as ten years or more, Is little to ZILCH for mortgage borrowers in Canada, the UK, Ireland, Italy, Sweden, Finland, Australia, and other developed nations like them. In Canada, the most common mortgage terms reset to the prevailing market interest rate every five years. In Finland, their mortgages reset annually or faster. Gosh, can you imagine if your mortgage rate reset every year like it does for the Finns? Sheesh, that's more often than some people lose the remote control or rearrange their furniture. OK. So what's this really mean? Ya gotta… pour one out for most mortgage borrowers in the rest of the world. They can't lock in their mortgage interest rate for the long-term. So with rates doubling or tripling, starting from 3 years ago, it's totally ruined a lot of foreign homeowners. Look, what if you're middle class and your monthly mortgage payment soars from $1,893 on Tuesday up to $3,415 on Wednesday? That's what's happening elsewhere. It can go up 50% overnight and nearly double overnight in Australia, Europe and elsewhere. But in the mortgage-advantaged US, we're safe. If we buy at an 8% mortgage rate on a 30-year fixed amortizing loan today—just the plain, vanilla loan: If rates rise to 10% later, you're happy to be locked-in at 8% If rates fall to 6% later, you'll refinance Note that I refrain from saying "just refinance". I don't like the word "just". You'll still need hours to provide documentation and your credit score will be checked. But it's worth it. You won't “just refinance”. Ha! You'll refinance. So think of it this way then, you can alter your deal with the bank whenever you want—and usually with no prepayment penalty. Yet the bank can't alter it on you. What did Darth Vader say to Lando Calrissian in the “Empire Strikes Back?”. I am altering the deal, pray that I don't alter it any further. Ha! We better not play that clip here. I don't know the copyright laws with LucasFilm or Disney there. Ha! But you're not a dark lord of the Sith for doing it… for altering the deal on the bank. You're playing within the rules. This is almost an unfair advantage for Americans. The bottom line here - with this unique American advantage, is that, as rates change, you get to play both sides of the game. And that's why we add smart properties with loans. We turn that into wealth, with compound LEVERAGE. Now, mere compound interest, that's a vehicle for you to rely on more for your shorter-term funds, your cash or what you're keeping more liquid. Long-term wealth is build through compound LEVERAGE. Short-term funds - that's for compound INTEREST. And… your bank is getting rich off of YOU. The national average bank account pays less than 1% on your savings. If your money isn't making about 4-5% today, you're losing your hard-earned cash to inflation. What I do, is keep my dollars in a private LIQUIDITY FUND. You can do this too. Your cash generates up to an 8% return with—COMPOUND INTEREST—year in and year out instead of earning less than 1% sitting in your bank account - or even 4-5% elsewhere. The minimum investment is just $25K. You keep getting paid until you decide you want your money back. This private LIQUIDITY FUND has a decade-plus track record - and they've always paid their investors 100% in full and on time. I would know… because, I'm an investor with them myself. See what it feels like to earn 8%. A lot of other GRE listeners are. To learn more, just text the word FAMILY to 66866 to learn more about Freedom Family Investments' LIQUIDITY FUND. Get 8% interest! Just do it right now, while you're thinking about it. Text FAMILY to 66866. More straight ahead, including what's happening with rents. I'm Keith Weinhold. You're listening to Get Rich Education. _____________ Welcome back… you're listening to Episode 503 of Get Rich Education. I'm your host, Keith Weinhold. We've got a poll result, from our Get Rich Education Instagram Page. The poll question was simple. “When buying property, what's more important?” The purchase price or the mortgage rate. 71% of you said the purchase price. 29% of you said the mortgage rate. Of course, both are important, but I think that the PURCHASE PRICE is the best answer - because your purchase price stays fixed for the life of your ownership period, and you can CHANGE your fixed mortgage rate and make it malleable… whenever it suits your needs. As we talk about where the OPPORTUNITY is today, though multifamily apartments are going to bottom out sometime and therefore, at some point, they'll make a wise investment - who REALLY knows - maybe the time for larger apartments is now… … one opportunity is… giving good people OPTIONS during a housing affordability crisis. And what's going on right now is that… let me put it this way… when people have a hard time affording their own home today, basically (ha!) people are having a hard time transitioning from resenting their landlord to bickering with an HOA. Ha! That's kind of how the world works. Seemingly everyone would rather be bickering with an HOA rather than resenting their landlord. A lot of renters want to be buyers… they can't… and that isn't expected to change anytime soon… as prices will likely stay elevated… and mortgage rates are staying higher, longer too. These things are ALMOST “knowns”. It's often wise… to invest in trends that are known. Nothing's completely predictable, but when you're looking for a place to park your investment dollars, a few other things… are known… right now. And AI is not expected to change what I'm about to tell you… anytime soon. VR - virtual reality is not about to change what I'm about to tell you anytime soon. AR - augmented reality isn't either. Machine learning won't imminently disrupt this. And that is, that… everyone expects more long-term inflation. At what rate, no one knows. People will need to live somewhere… and there are not enough places to live. Those three facts, right there, are so simple. I love simple. Ha! One reason I love simple things is that I can remember it. So many investors - investors in all types of things, say, from tech EFTs to junior mining stocks to crypto - you can make money there. But, at times, investors will unnecessarily go out on the risk curve and GUESS and speculate… at a future trend. Some are right. They're often wrong, and adopting too much of that approach… that's exactly when your risk-adjusted return goes down throughout your investor life. Instead, you can get great returns - real estate pays 5 ways-type of returns - in these trends that I just described that are near certainties. Why guess? When instead, you can almost be certain. Often times, the certain thing is right… there. It's often easier, like I think I brought up on the show once before, inspired by Jeff Bezos - don't ask what will change in 10 years. The more insightful question and profitable question that fewer people think to ask is actually - “What will be the SAME in ten years?” Well, when we talk about rents and the fact that tenants WILL keep paying you to live somewhere ten years from now, the trend that's taking place here in the mid-20s decade - here in the mid 2020s, is that… Rents are increasing the most where there hasn't been enough new supply added - up 5-6% in parts of the Northeast including New York and Boston - Seattle too… and parts of the Midwest. Detroit and Honolulu rents are each up about 5%. Rents are decreasing the least, and even declined - where they've added lots of new supply recently, like Austin, Texas and Miami, where they're down 3% or more in each. New Orleans is another major city that's down - at minus 1%. But among the larger cities, Austin, Texas is the WORST performer in the nation right now. If you're listening to this either this week or you're listening to this ten years from today, if you want to know future rent trends, look at where they're adding supply. Especially in apartments. But all these new apartments will fill up and nationally, they're building fewer apartments this year than last year's apartment-building boom. When we talk about rents and who owns SINGLE-FAMILY HOMES, there are a few myths that I want to help bust for you here. There seems to be this misconception or misinformation that GIANT Wall Street firms are buying up all the SFRs. That's just not true. Now, there is more participation from the big firms than there has been historically, but those that own 1 to 9 SFRs… which is our definition of mom & pop investors here… constitute 80% of the SFR market. 80% own one to nine units. Now, you might own more than 9. In fact, 14% are in that next tier up, owning 10 to 99 SFRs. Then 3% - known as small national investors own between a hundred and a thousand. And, what's left, the big institutional investors - those that own 1,000+ SFRs - and you've heard of some of these companies - Invitation Homes, and another is American Homes 4 Rent. Progress Residential, Blackstone, First Key Homes - all those big players own just 3% of the market. So again, 80% are the small ones - the mom & pops… a highly fractured market. There are a total of 82 million SFHs in the United States. Out of all of them, do you have any idea what percent are OOed and how many are rentals? It's 83% OOed and 17% of the single-families are rentals. So about one-sixth of SFHs are rented out. Now, here's the thing. Some people tend to think of mom and pop single-family rental operators as unsophisticated charity case workers who never raise rents. That's part of the perception out there. But that narrative has never really been true, and, in fact, the COO of American Homes 4 Rent - his name's Bryan Smith - recently brought up this key point on their recent earnings call. He said that while historically mom and pops hadn't always priced directly to market because of a lack of market data, "they've migrated into a strategy that's closer to ours." How is this and why is this? Anymore, why ARE mom & pops raising rents just about as aggressively as the big institutional players. It's really increased transparency on the rents that landlords are asking… through internet listing sites like Zillow. It's not that mom and pops didn't increase rents before. (I mean… just look at what happened with rising rents in the 1970s and 80s before institutions were in the sector.) But when there's a lack of rent amount transparency, it takes longer for operators to discover and adjust to market pricing-- especially for smaller players in a deeply fragmented market. That's the part that's changing. But see, increased transparency works both ways. It's good for you and bad for you as a property investor. This information helps tenants too. In upswing markets, operators may push rents faster than they would otherwise. But in a downswing market, operators may cut or keep rents flat faster in order to lease the unit. Because tenants can easily see what other LLs are charging and compare features. When you price too high, units sit vacant and generate no income. Since renters benefit from increased transparency too, if they see two similar homes, they're usually picking the better deal. And increased transparency is why NEW lease rent growth is cooling off. In fact, CoreLogic just released their latest SF Rent Index report last week. It showed that, nationally rents are up 3.4%, which coincidentally, happens to be the same as the latest CPI inflation number. Detached properties are seeing more rent growth than ATTACHED ones - like townhomes. If you think about it, that makes sense. Townhomes are in less demand now. Because the homeownership dream, is when one moves out of the apartment & buys a detached house. And since that's so unaffordable to buy here in the 2020s decade, that's why more people are willing to pay more for to rent the detached type. Note that SFR rent growth has moderated since mortgage rates spiked-- further dispelling the sticky myth that rents boom when home sales fall. Remember - when homes price growth is really hot - like it was in 2021 and 2022 - near 15% - rent growth tends to be hot too. It was ALSO near 15%. And when home price growth is moderate, like it is now, well, rent price growth is moderate too. Prices and rents move together. They're POSITIVELY correlated. Some people think they move inversely… and we're looking at history over hunches again - what REALLY happens here. So though you're almost certainly going to get nominal rent growth over time, it's not a good thing for you to count on it in the short-term - it NEVER is, in any era. The time for you to push rents is, of course, in any market, when you go for NEW leases. A new lease with a new tenant is going to be higher than a renewal lease. It's the ol' - this has been a good tenant for three years, so I don't want to push the rent too hard & lose them. To review what you've learned today, inflation is affecting ALL of your investments, 30-year FRMs are a UNIQUE American advantage… …it's wise to invest in future trends that are KNOWN, if you want to know what is going to happen with rents in the near future, look where they've added supply. Less new supply correlates with more rent growth… and large institutional investors own just 3% of SFRs. If you enjoy the show, please, tell a friend about it. Isaiah on LI had the most flattering comment. Over there, he wrote and called GRE “The best podcast on the planet.” I… really don't think that I can take credit for that, though… I'd like to think we're a good resource for building your wealth through REI and regularly informing you, giving you ideas that you've never thought about before that add real value to your life. You've heard of Bidenomics. The first portmanteau type that I ever heard about a President's economic policies is REAGANomics, though it was a little before my time. Here on the show next week, with us, will be none other than “The Father of Reaganomics”. Yes, late President RONALD REAGAN'S Budget Director will be here next week. Basically, he was Reagan's “Money Guy”. His name is David Stockman and he often met with the President in the Oval Office, advising Reagan on economic affairs. I have asked David Stockman, if besides talking about the condition of today's economy next week, he'll also discuss real estate - and he agreed to do so. That's “The Father of Reaganomics”. You can look forward to he & I together next week here on the show. You might be one of the listeners that's been here every single week since 2014 - just like I've been here for you. A new podcast is published every Monday. If you want more our DQYD E-mail Letter is published and sent about weekly, that's typically been on Thursdays lately. Then, there are many new videos published each month over on our Get Rich Education YouTube Channel. Those are the main three places that you can find us. Until next week, if you enjoy listening, I really appreciate if you would told a friend about the Get Rich Education Podcast. Until then, I'm your host, KW. Don't Quit Your Daydream!
In this episode of the Get Rich Education podcast, host Keith Weinhold explores the current state of home pricing and the housing market. He examines whether homes are overpriced or underpriced by comparing them to historical values, gold, and bitcoin, and discusses the influence of inflation and financing on affordability. The episode features insights from Danielle Hale, chief economist at realtor.com, on the challenges for young homebuyers, housing supply issues, and mortgage rate effects. The conversation also covers the build-to-rent trend, investment strategies, and the importance of increasing housing construction. Weinhold concludes by offering free coaching for building real estate portfolios. Resources mentioned: For access to properties or free help with a GRE Investment Coach, start here: GREmarketplace.com Get mortgage loans for investment property: RidgeLendingGroup.com or call 855-74-RIDGE or e-mail: info@RidgeLendingGroup.com Invest with Freedom Family Investments. You get paid first: Text FAMILY to 66866 For advertising inquiries, visit: GetRichEducation.com/ad Will you please leave a review for the show? I'd be grateful. Search “how to leave an Apple Podcasts review” Top Properties & Providers: GREmarketplace.com GRE Free Investment Coaching: GREmarketplace.com/Coach Best Financial Education: GetRichEducation.com Get our wealth-building newsletter free— text ‘GRE' to 66866 Our YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/c/GetRichEducation Follow us on Instagram: @getricheducation Keith's personal Instagram: @keithweinhold Complete episode transcript: Welcome to GRE! I'm your host, Keith Weinhold. Home Prices Aren't Really Up! Brace yourself. A mic drop moment on real estate costs is coming. It's an unmasking - a reality check on property prices. Are homes actually still priced too LOW today? How could that POSSIBLY be true at all? On Get Rich Education. _____________ Welcome to GRE! From Belgrade, Serbia to Belleville, Illinois and across 188 nations worldwide. I'm Keith Weinhold and you're listening to Episode 501 of Get Rich Education. We'll get to “Are homes overpriced or underpriced today?” shortly. But understand this… I successfully acquired something at a young age. And you can too. That thing that I successfully got ahold of was not millions of dollars… because I came from average means. What I intentionally and successfully acquired was millions of dollars in debt. Yes, obtaining millions in debt from a young age… is what led to me quitting my day job while I was young enough to enjoy it. You, the longtime listener, COMPLETELY understand and appreciate what I just said. If you're a newer listener, that sounds unusual or even irresponsible. Well, come along for the ride. Also, a layperson - or a newer listener - would respond with, “No one talks that way, thinks that way, or does that.” - taking out millions in debt and calling THAT aspirational. But using that debt as leverage is how you ethically take funds from the big banks - take Chase Bank's money, take Bank of America's money, take Wells Fargo's money - learn how to use it, be a responsible steward of the funds, provide good housing for people and prosper. That means you get the return on both your down payment - and the entire amount that you borrowed from those banks. That all goes to you. And both your tenants and inflation pay the debt back - not you. Look, I know one person. I personally know a guy - Greg. Greg makes $80K a year from his day job. Good guy, married guy, one kid. And his NW increased by $2M just in the COVID run-up. He has a modest salary but his NW is up $2M just since 2020. First of all, do you think that any of Greg's co-workers experienced that effect? No, he's really going down my path. You soon get unrelatable to co-workers and even some of your peers. Well, what makes it possible for a good family guy - or anybody - to go from a middling salary to obtaining life-changing wealth? It takes leverage. He borrowed for bank loans. That way, he could acquire 5x as much property than if he paid all cash for his rental properties. That way, he had 5x as MANY properties… and properties all appreciate at the same rate regardless of how much equity you have in them. See, if he had paid all cash, he'd only have a $400K capital gain. Not bad, but $2M is life-changing. Thanks to leverage. Everyday people obtain life-changing wealth this way. It's so substantial… that it won't only affect Greg's life. If he continues on this way, it'll take care of his children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. And you know, maybe this is why, one of the most recurrent guests we've had here in the history of this GRE, Ken McElroy, he says: “The best investment in RE is the one that appreciates the most, not the one that cash flows the most.” That's Ken McElroy. And now you can see why he says that. Leveraged appreciation creates wealth the fastest. Cash flow is important and it CAN boost wealth but that happens more slowly. Principal paydown doesn't create it - it enhances it… and it's the same with tax benefits. Deferring your tax on a 1031 means that you can re-leverage a greater amount. Low interest rates also don't create wealth. In fact, I bought my first ever income property with a 6⅜% mortgage rate and my second income property with a 7⅝% rate - that second one had interest-only payments. But I borrowed the maximum amount that I could without OVERleveraging. Overleverage means losing control of the mortgage and operating expenses. The lesson here is… get the leverage. And… case in point. Here we go… Speaking of appreciation, the LATEST Case-Shiller Home Price Index figure came in. The US currently has… 6.4% YOY home price appreciation. Now, their index is only based on 20 cities but that gives you a pretty good idea. In fact, that is the fastest rate of increase since 2022. Now, if you've let equity build up in your properties to the point that they're half paid off, you had 2x leverage, meaning the 6.4% appreciation just gave you a 12.8% leveraged return on your skin in the game. And, of course, if you leveraged with a 20% down payment a year ago, that 6.4% means that you just got a 32% return. And as we know, these returns I just told you about are from one of just one of FIVE ways that you're expected to be paid simultaneously. But yeah, a 6.4% higher is merely a DOLLAR-DENOMINATED price. That's what that is. Why do I say that carefully? Well, there are a few reasons that home prices are 6.4% higher - inflation from dollar printing could be why, the value - not price - but some properties have a greater VALUE, distinctly separate from inflation. What's the distinction there - how does this happen? What's one difference between an INFLATED price and a greater value? Well, say that a local economy is hot because there are more high-paying jobs there now than there were last year - say an influx of medical jobs or AI jobs or chipmaking jobs. Well, even absent inflation, a property that now has PROXIMITY to better-paying jobs - that's now a property that's more desirable. Someone is more willing to PAY MORE FOR - and simply CAN pay more for. Again - that phenomenon is ABSENT inflation. What's another reason that home prices rise - and rose 6.4% YOY in this case? If better PHYSICAL AMENITIES are in new homes than there used to be - say bigger garages or new communities with pickleball courts, well, people are more willing to pay more for that. To review, there are three reasons that home prices go higher: inflation, appreciation from value creation - like how the same home is now located closer to more high-paying jobs, and thirdly, better built-in amenities. All three of those increase dollar-denominated price or value. They all increase the nominal price. Now, let's pivot into the fact that “Home Prices Aren't Really Up”. I've covered this a little before, but I'm going to go deeper today in giving you the most comprehensive look at home prices today - compared to the past - perhaps than you've ever had in your life. Some might say, “C'mon. How can this be? Homes cost, perhaps 40% more than they did just four years ago.” Well, I've got a mic… drop… moment… coming. - Home Prices Aren't Really Up. We need a good measuring stick to see what home prices are doing. So we've got to stop pricing homes in dollars for a minute. It's a poor long-term value measure. Ludicrous inflation means the dollar has lost over 25% of its value just since 2020, and 97% of its value since 1920. Let's use a commodity and money that has been valued for five millennia - and its physical properties have not changed one bit in allll that time, and its valued across continents and cultures - that's 50 centuries of value! That's gold. We'll get to a more modern measure soon. But first, gold is the best one. Now, I don't know who to credit, but for a while, there was an image floating around out there that GRE got ahold of. It showed that 10 kilos of gold would buy you an average home back in 1920… and also, that 10 kilos of gold would still buy you an average home today… total… mic… drop… moment. Wow! Is there any better evidence that home prices are NOT up - but higher prices reflect that the dollar is down? Actually, yes, there is a little better evidence. We ran the numbers here and learned that - it's even more astounding than that! You run how many dollars per ounce gold is worth, that 35ish ounces are in a kilo and you look at home prices then and now and we discovered that - it's even more of a jaw-dropper… … because in 1920 - which I'll just call a century ago - you could buy an average home for 8 kilos of gold and today, you can buy an average home for just 6 kilos of gold. So if you want to know how much home prices have changed in the last century, they are down 25%. They're 25% cheaper today in terms of gold - clearly a more stable value indicator than horrendously diluted dollars are. And also, GRE made a new image that shows this - 8 kilos for an average home a century ago, 6 today. I sent you that image in our newsletter about ten days ago and that image got shared a LOT of times. Your first reaction to this whole thing could be: "Wow! That's wild. The dollar really is sooo diluted." Alright. What about home prices in terms of a popular, nascent asset that only arrived fifteen years ago, bitcoin? 2016: Average home cost $288K, or 664 bitcoins. 2020: Average home cost $329K, or 45 bitcoins. 2024: Average home cost $435K, or 7 bitcoins. So, eight years ago, a home cost 664 bitcoins and today it costs 7. That means that home prices are down 25% in terms of gold in the last century. But they're down 99% in bitcoin over just the last 8 years. And the dropped mic keeps reverberating through the stadium. Today's homes are cheaper in gold and drastically cheaper in bitcoin. See, it takes real world resources and proof of work to create real estate, gold, and bitcoin. None of these things are required to produce a dollar - none of them. That's why its value is approaching zero. But let's go deeper. You need more answers - you are part of a really intelligent audience. Because you might be thinking: "Wait a second. Some other things have changed too." For real people - everyday people - aren't home prices actually more out of reach than this? That's because since 1920, home prices have risen faster than incomes. That puts them OUT OF REACH for more people. Something else has changed. A home's lot size is smaller today too - the land that comes with the property has a smaller area. Let's understand too - homes also use some cheaper materials today. For example, heavy, milled raw wood doors - the interior doors - of yesteryear have given way to molded particle board today. This is beginning to build the case - evidence - that homes SHOULD be cheaper than they are today. Let's keep going, because there's more to consider. Mortgage rates themselves - just rates in isolation - they don't put homes out of reach at all. The long-term average is 7.7%, per Freddie Mac, on the 30-year FRM. That average goes back to 1971, when they first began tracking them. Oppositely, you can make the case that U.S. homes should cost even more than they do today. In many advanced nations, homes are way more pricey. Even next door in Canada, they cost about 20% more than U.S. homes. Canadian salaries are lower than US salaries too - yet their home prices are markedly higher. On some levels, you're getting more "home" today in the US. A 1920 home would feel savagely uninhabitable to you if you tried to live in one now. Here's what I mean… In 1920: 1% of homes had electricity and full plumbing. Today: 99% of homes have electricity and full plumbing. What I mean then, by savagely uninhabitable, is enjoy walking to the outhouse in the middle of the night when it's 35 degrees. Then there's size: 1920: The average home had 242 sf per person. Today: The average home has 721 sf per person. Because today, family sizes are smaller and homes are way larger too. Today's amenities would be unthinkable in 1920—walk-in closets, roofs with R38 insulation, double-paned thermal windows, smart thermostats, voice-controlled lighting, quartz countertops, and Kitchen Aid appliances. Maybe even a security system. They're all things that homes have today. Gosh, even the fact that you have a garage - a HEATED garage even, finished basement, air conditioner and modern washer-dryer would leave 1920 homeowners dumbstruck with their mouth agape—maybe even flabbergasted. Those old folks from yesteryear wouldn't believe all that you get with a home today. Yet that 1920 home would have cost you more in gold, than today's more sizable homes with all their plush amenities. Now, when it comes to - though home prices aren't up, are they more “out of reach” for the average American?” Over the past five years, they ARE - because home prices have now risen faster than incomes over THAT stretch. But another BIG reason that homes are SUBSTANTIALLY more affordable today than they were in 1920 is… financing terms. Today, you can make a down payment for between 3% and 20% on a home. Do you know what loan terms were like in 1920? You had to make a 50% down payment and then had to pay off your mortgage in 5 years. Can you IMAGINE if that were the case today? How many people could put 50% down on a home today and then pay off the balance within 5 years. Virtually nobody. That's why homes are more within one's grasp today. Overall, you can see that there are a lot of countervailing factors here… tempering that it took 8 kilos of gold to buy a home a century ago, and it just takes 6 kilos today. The bottom line here is that, long-term, real home prices aren't up. Dollars are down because they've been printed like crazy. From today, nominal home prices could keep rising for years. Dustin on social had a funny comment about this - “How many baconators from Wendy's would it take to buy a home today?” Ha! I don't know. I guess that's a hamburger - I don't go to Wendy's. Maybe then, a home costs 60,000 baconators today. Coming up straight ahead - what will happen first - a $750K median-price home, $100K bitcoin, or $5K gold. Also, what's perhaps the biggest trend in real estate investing that not enough people are talking about - and how you can make money from it… and more… all next - I'm KW. You're listening to Get Rich Education. ______________ Welcome back, to Get Rich Education. I'm your host, Keith Weinhold. On our latest GRE Social Media Poll, we ran this question. What will happen first? The median home value hits $750K. Bitcoin hits a $100K price. Or… Gold hits $5K. I'll give you the result, but what do you think? Again, which one of these three things will happen first? The median home value hits $750K. Bitcoin to $100K. Or… Gold hits $5K. The results across both LI and IG were pretty similar - sometimes you get differences there, as LI is a more professional audience. One voter in the poll also commented - it's syndication attorney Mauricio Rauld, who we've had here on the show before. Mauricio said: I think assuming Bitcoin doesn't collapse, it probably makes a run to $100K in the next few years (who knows, could be next few months). But with the median home, at 10% a year, it would take 6 years to hit $750K so that is a decade away. That's his thought - sounds reasonable. The poll RESULT is: Bitcoin will hit $100K first. That was most likely, with 57% of you answering that. That makes sense since its volatile and close to striking distance. The median home value will hit $750K finished 2nd. 26% of you said that. And gold up to a $5K price got just 17% of the vote. That makes sense since gold prices would have to about double from here. You can always join along in the conversation and polls. We are really easy to find - because on virtually every social platform - Facebook, Instagram, LI, YouTube - we ARE: “Get Rich Education”. Over on the Get Rich Education YouTube Channel, I recently covered how the Fed is overseeing a “Tug of War” between inflation and a recession. They don't want the game to end. The Fed is trying to keep the game going. They don't want participants on either side falling into a pit in the middle of the Tug of War game between inflation and a recession. They don't want either side to win. If one side wins, the Fed loses. This “Tug of War” game is really a great way to understand how the Fed works, how they control your money, and what their motivations are. A video about that is on our YouTube channel - where you get the visual of the Tug of War game between inflation and a recession. That's just one example of how that content is often different from what you're hearing now. Get more… on our YouTube Channel… called “Get Rich Education”. The homeownership rate just fell again a little, quarter-over-quarter, increasing the number of renters and rental demand, which I expect will only continue. From CNBC, Realtor.com's Chief Economist Danielle Hale tells us more. Let's listen in. It's about why the housing market is pretty dire for young Americans, then I'll be right back with some key commentary on this. Yeah, there in Economist Danielle Hale's interview - if mortgage rates go higher, inventory pulls back and we tend to see modest HPA. Most agree that if mortgage rates go lower, we'll see RAPID HPA. She also just keeps exposing what we all know. “We need to build more housing”. A brand-new home constructed with a renter in mind, sold to an investor, is known as build-to-rent housing. You'll see it abbreviated BTR. It's usually single-family. Some abbreviate it B2R. These must be the same people that say H2O instead of water. It's become massively popular. Despite an overall housing shortage, last year, a record 27,495 BTR homes were completed. That's up 75% from the prior year and up an astounding 307% since pre-pandemic deliveries back in 2019. So what's driving the build-to-rent trend? Locked into low mortgage rates, existing homeowners won't sell. So, instead, new inventory must be constructed. More overall housing demand than supply. Wannabe first-time homebuyers cannot afford homes today. Renting a BTR is next best. National BTR occupancy is over 96%. BTR operates similarly to apartment buildings under property management, yet offer a single-family living experience. Some of these communities have: leasing offices, pools, and fitness centers. The homes themselves often have: luxurious modern finishes, garages, and fenced backyards. What's in it for investors? How do you make money with BTRs? 5% mortgage rates* (I'll get back to that in a minute) A long-term ownership focus, generating revenue over time rather than immediately Tenants have a house-like feel. Expect 3+ years avg. tenancy duration. Mgmt. fees are low because all houses are the same and all in the same area too BTR purchase prices are HIGHER than resale property. You will pay more. Expect better appreciation than resale property The rent range is often $1,500 to $3,500 You can expect low maintenance. It's new. Builder home warranty So there are a ton of factors that give build-to-rent investor appeal. Really, 5% mortgage rates? Yes. Here at GRE, we can introduce you to some BTR homebuilders that will buy down your rate for you. One is lowering it to 4.75%. I encourage you to get that incentive now, because when mortgage rates fall substantially, I don't expect these national and regional homebuilders to keep giving you the rate buydown. Sorry J-Pow. This kinda makes your next Fed rate decision… seem pretty irrelevant. It's a great rental model to pursue and an amazing time to do it with the rate buydowns. I wish BTR would have existed when I began as an investor. You really didn't start hearing about BTR at all until about ten years ago. Now, I appear as a guest on other business and investing shows. Quite a few times, the host asks me where the REI opp is today. The answer that I've been giving is that it's with build-to-rent properties and these rate buydowns. An income-producing asset is like your employee that's working for you—but without the personality problems. The property is also working for you 24/7. Besides just helping you find the best BTR deals today, we can help set up an entire real estate investment portfolio plan for you. -We can help build an income-producing RE portfolio for you with our free coaching. Truly free. Now, if you're new here, you might think that we're trying to sell you something - and we aren't. The way it works elsewhere is that some people get attracted to the free thing and then once you're on the phone or Zoom or free live, in-person event, they're going to try to sell you their better PAID coaching or some online course for a fee. We don't even sell coaching or sell a course. This is free no-strings, no upsell, no catch coaching. OK, it's sort of the opposite of your auto dealer calling you about your extended warranty - an overpriced item that you don't want. Ha! If you want to buy something from GRE, you can't because we don't even have anything to sell you. We are here to help! Also, I have no problem with companies selling paid courses or paid coaching - not at all. Some courses are worth paying for. It's just not what we do or have EVER done here. But see, buying real estate that you own directly is still not as simple as just finding a keyboard and pressing: Ctrl, alt, Deal. So that's why our Investment Coaches help you learn your goals, and navigate the process. Then you'll want to keep in touch with your coach because the best deals are often changing. For example, you might think that you want to buy income property in, just say, Alabama, because its prices haven't run up as much as they have in Florida. But we keep regular lines of communication open with build-to-rent homebuilders nationwide… and say there's a new community, in, Florida, where the real deals are going to be for the next few months… …and though you still like Alabama, you like how Florida is growing faster so you end up going there. Or there's better cash flow with some BRRRR strategy properties in say, Ohio, that we have that your coach informs you about. So, I encourage you. Get & maintain a line of communication with your GRE Investment Coach. To review what you learned today: Leverage is THE most powerful wealth creator. You can make the case that homes are NOT overpriced today. Home prices aren't up; the dollar is down. No one knows the future. But there is ample room for more home price growth. Build-to-Rent property keeps increasing in popularity… and investors can get mortgage rates on them as low as about 5%. To contact an investment coach, it's free, start at GREmarketplace.com. Until next week, I'm your host, KW. DQYD!
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In this episode, Bristol Myers Squibb's Bill Brewer, a member of the company's financial risk management (FRM) team, shares insights with NeuGroup's Justin Jones on the risk mindset he developed in previous roles within audit, and how that informs his current approach. He also shares about the FRM team, a small group within treasury that focuses on foreign exchange and interest rate hedging, commodities exposure, counterparty risk and the company's short-term cash portfolio. Earlier in his career, Mr. Brewer was a certified public accountant who spent time at Deloitte, and joined BMS initially in internal audit. In the podcast, he says his experience in IA gave him a unique view of the company's different functional areas, helping him to bridge the gap of working with business units outside of treasury.
Last week in Phoenix, I invited attendees from various facets of the franchising community to share the impact IFA has had on their careers. Collectively, I am calling this the Many Voices of IFA and presenting it as this week's episode of Franchise Today. Seasoned industry professionals like Frank Fiume, Nick Friedman, Rocco Fiorentino, and others spoke to the value of the relationships, mentorship, community, and access that IFA facilitates within the industry. Key figures such as Omar Soliman, John Francis, Terry Braun, Dave McDougall, Scott Perry, and Ron Bender emphasized the organization's role in providing educational resources, protecting the franchise model, and supporting “smart growth,” including the encouragement of veteran participation through the IFA's Vet Fran program. The significance of the IFA was further underscored by contributions from Ralph Yarusso, who expressed his passion for giving back after 20 years of involvement, and Josh Wall, who noted the importance of learning from industry leaders' mistakes. Mike Kelly valued the networking opportunities and client connections made possible by the IFA, while newcomer Michael Friedman, son of yours truly, brings his decade of software sales experience with him, into the FRM business. Enthusiasm for the IFA was also echoed by Ron Feldman, Aslam Khan, David Kurkjian and Marty Welch, who collectively praised the association for its role in fostering knowledge exchange, support, and insight-sharing among franchising professionals. The IFA was celebrated as a platform that not only enables connections with seasoned experts but also welcomes voices from emerging franchise businesses.
Happy New Year, Friends! Get ready, because oh goodness do we have a treat for you! This episode features a fun cult classic, so Kali had to call in the experts. Kali welcomes The 13th Floor Podcast's James and FRM newcomer Gareth of The Tahlsound Concert Series. You can expect lots of fun trivia and a couple of recipes of what is anticipated to be some delicious drinks. Bon appetite! 13thfloorpodcast.com tahlsound.com Recipes: Fall 75 recipe- 1/2 ounce Cognac or gin 1/2 ounce blood orange juice 1/2 ounce vanilla berry syrup 2 oz brute champagne or dry sparkling wine (for the syrup recipe visit food52.com Source: food52.com The Final Countdown Recipe - 0.5 ounce London style gin 0.5 ounce green charcuse 0.5 ounce luxardo marshino liquor 0.5 ounce lime juice Dry champagne or dry sparkling wine Source: James York from the 13th Floor Podcast The Boom Stick feat. in Martini shots with James *This is a riff on Corpse Reviver #2 & the Pain Killer 3 ounces Pineapple juice (to taste ) 1.5 ounces of white rum 1/4 ounce orange liquor Stir with ice in old fashioned glass Top with bar spoon of absinthe Socials: @frmpodcast on Facebook & Instagram
In this episode of FRM and FRR (Front Row Referee) The Refs discuss the crazy side of death match wrestling, and their feelings. We also discuss Bryan Danielson and his role in AEW's disiciplin commettee. All that and so much more!
If we could predict how the stock market performs, we'd be retired! The only thing CERTAIN right now is UNCERTAINITY. But is this uncertainty, new? War, presidential elections, inflation, oil, & ongoing recession talk have us all feeling a bit, well, yucky! In this episode of the Stuff About Money podcast, Erik Garcia, CFP®, BFA sits down with Michael Laughlin, CFA, FRM, Head of Portfolio Specialist Team at Morningstar to discuss some key ingredients to building long-term-investment portfolios. You will be surprised to learn one key ingredient is humility. Episode Highlights: Michael discusses his role as a translator and liaison for the investment team which is helping clients understand market environments and build intentional portfolios to manage risk. (3:21) Michael mentions that investing is a slow but effective way to build wealth, especially through the power of compounding and sticking to a long-term plan. (5:45) Michael explains that trying to time the markets is not recommended, as studies show that investors tend to buy high and sell low, resulting in significant underperformance. (8:12) Michael discusses how recessions have consistent outcomes within three to five years, making it crucial for those nearing retirement or transitioning to be cautious about spending down principle during a market shock. (16:29) Michael explains that Morningstar is a research-driven investment firm that believes in being prepared for different market environments rather than trying to predict specific outcomes. (20:25) Michael mentions that the current market environment is characterized by a high degree of uncertainty, leading to a cautious approach to taking smaller bets in portfolios. (26:31) Michael discusses how Morningstar started as a research and data company in the 80s and now manages investments by categorizing equities based on value, core, and growth, as well as large, mid, and small sizes, to understand the characteristics of a portfolio. (30:27) Michael explains that the price you pay for an asset is crucial in determining its investment potential, as a great asset at a bad price can be a bad investment, while a not-so-great asset at an amazing price can be a good investment. (39:24) Michael emphasizes that historically, markets have experienced fluctuations and declines on an annual basis, but have also shown overall growth over time. (44:51) Key Quotes: “True investing is a great way to build wealth slowly and not a great way to build wealth quickly.” - Michael Laughlin, CFA, FRM “What we actually try to do is build portfolios that are robust to multiple different market environments, or multiple different outcomes. And then, as time passes, and those outcomes reveal themselves in a way, we continually update, we continually tweak, we continually tilt. But we never say, okay, you know, we're going to be in a high inflation, low growth regime.” - Michael Laughlin, CFA, FRM “It's important to remember that the price you pay for something matters. So you can have a great asset, but at a bad price be a bad investment. And, you know, conversely, you can take maybe a not-so-great asset at an amazing price can be a good investment.” - Michael Laughlin, CFA, FRM Resources Mentioned: Michael Laughlin, CFA, FRM, LinkedIn Morningstar Erik Garcia, CFP®, BFA Xavier Angel, CFP®, ChFC, CLTC Plan Wisely Wealth Advisors
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On this week's episode of FRM, myself and the "Butt" discuss WrestleDream, Adam Copeland signing with AEW, Jade Cargill, Cody still the man to dethrown Roman Reigns? Judgement Day is on fire, and so much more!
On this week's episode of FRM, myself and the "Butt" discuss WrestleDream, Adam Copeland signing with AEW, Jade Cargill, Cody still the man to dethrown Roman Reigns? Judgement Day is on fire, and so much more!
Winner winner Brickyard dinner! Front Row Motorsports crew chief Travis Peterson joins Davey Segal this week to revel in and discuss the No. 34 teams triumphant and dominant Indianapolis Road Course win (5:55). Peterson explains the satisfaction of dominating the race instead of lucking into a win, the nerves he had before and during the race, how small FRM is comparably to some other large teams he's worked with and where/how Michael McDowell stacks up on the long list of drivers and Hall of Famers he's worked with. Peterson explains the lunch conversation that started it all and why McDowell liked one of his answers to a question, proving himself, doing more with less at Front Row, why the win wasn't a huge surprise, outlook for the playoffs, Watkins Glen this upcoming weekend and more. Davey also discusses the Verizon 200 more in depth, including the length and time of the race, International drivers' performances and the fierce bubble battle with two races to go before the postseason. He also looks ahead to The Glen and Papa Segal pays homage to a NASCAR Hall of Famer and the No. 97.
On this episode of FRM, Freland and the "Butt" discuss: Impact Wrestling, Tommy Dreamer, Moose re-signing with the company, Slammiversary, AEW Collision, CM Punk, AEW News, WWE Money in the Bank, NXT and much more!
Get a 4.75% mortgage rate or 100% financing on new-build Florida income property. Start here. If I gave you $10M, learn why that probably wouldn't even help you. We revisit how “Real Estate Pays 5 Ways”, a concept that I coined right here on the show in May 2015. Some think real estate pays three, four, or six ways. I revisit why there are exactly five. Real estate has many paradoxical relationships. I explore. Americans are living in homes longer than ever, now a duration of 10 years, 8 months. The active supply of available housing dropped again. Get an update on the gambling industry. A major sports gambling platform has offered to advertise with us. Take my free real estate video course right here. Zillow expects US home values to rise 4.8% from April 2023 to April 2024. Months of available housing supply is currently 2.7 per Redfin. Resources mentioned: Show Notes: www.GetRichEducation.com/450 Active Supply of Available Homes: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/ACTLISCOUUS Get mortgage loans for investment property: RidgeLendingGroup.com or call 855-74-RIDGE or e-mail: info@RidgeLendingGroup.com Find cash-flowing Jacksonville property at: www.JWBrealestate.com/GRE Invest with Freedom Family Investments. You get paid first: Text ‘FAMILY' to 66866 Will you please leave a review for the show? I'd be grateful. Search “how to leave an Apple Podcasts review” Top Properties & Providers: GREmarketplace.com Best Financial Education: GetRichEducation.com Get our wealth-building newsletter free—text ‘GRE' to 66866 Our YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/c/GetRichEducation Follow us on Instagram: @getricheducation Keith's personal Instagram: @keithweinhold Complete transcript: Welcome to GRE! I'm your host, Keith Weinhold. If you were gifted $10M right now, why that very well wouldn't help you at all. Learn a fresh take on how Real Estate Pays 5 Ways at the same time. A housing market update with perennially sagging inventory supply amounts and more outlooks for stronger home price appreciation than many expected. Today, on Get Rich Education. Welcome to GRE! From Montevideo, Uruguay to Montecito, CA and across 188 nations worldwide, you're listening to one of the longest-running and most listened-to shows on real estate… the voice of real estate investing since 2014. I'm your host and my name is Keith Weinhold. How would you like it if I gave you $1M? You know what? That's not enough to make my point. Make it $10M. I adjusted for inflation - ha! How much would you like it if I gave you $10M? How would that feel? But what if it comes with this one condition. What if I told you that I'll give you the $10M, but you are not waking up tomorrow? Not waking up tomorrow? No way! Now you know that waking up tomorrow is worth more than $10M. This is how you know that your time and your life are worth infinitely more than any dollar amount. Hmmm… if your time is so valuable. Then why did you check Instagram 15 times yesterday to see who viewed your Stories? Ha! Why are you spending time with your AI girlfriend? Ha! Get Rich Education is ultimately about living a rich LIFE - whatever that means to you. And we do approach that from the financial perspective here. Money does matter… because leverage, cash flow, and inflation-profiting enable you to BUY time. We're really one of the few investing platforms… this show is one of the few places with the audacity to tell you that - sure, a little delayed gratification is good… but the risk of too much delayed gratification is DENIED gratification. Denied gratification is a terrible investing risk that most people either don't give enough weight to - or don't factor in at all. And getting a $10M windfall is not as great as it sounds either. History shows that the $25M Lottery winner quickly loses their money. Why does that happen? Because it seemed like it was effortless to get the windfall, and because they don't know how to handle an amount like that. It's really similar to a capital gains-centric investor that gets a windfall. See, cash flow investors like you & I - we can be more measured because your income stream is metered out over time. That's why you are less likely to be irrational with your gains. Now, I touched on some of those ways that you're paid in real estate investing. Real Estate Pays you 5 Ways™ simultaneously. That's a concept that I coined right here on the GRE podcast. We since went on to have it trademarked. Do you know when I first introduced that concept right here on the show - the month & year? And I've since gone on to do a lot with “Real Estate Pays 5 Ways” to help other audiences understand real estate's five distinct profit sources. Well, I had someone on Team GRE here do some digging into some of our legacy shows - our past episodes… because I wanted to know when I first said it… and it was apparently in May of 2015, so 8 years ago that I introduced it. Since then, many other thought leaders have gone on to cite the phrase. Someone other than me even wrote a book on it. And that doesn't bother me at all. I'd rather that other people and readers get good ideas. That's more important than getting the credit. Of course, c'mon, you can recite these 5 now like they're the Pledge Of Allegiance or something. This is as automatic as the Lord's Prayer is for Christians. The five are: Appreciation Cash Flow Your return on Amortization and Tax Benefits and finally Inflation-Profiting But now, let's dissect this frog here a little. Why five ways? Why not another number, like real estate pays four ways or six ways? It is five. There are no more or less. Each of the five are a distinct benefit. A common flawed case that Real Estate Pays 4 Ways is that most real estate teachers omit the Inflation-Profiting benefit on the long-term fixed interest rate debt. Any GRE devotee knows that with 5% inflation on $1M in debt, you only owe the bank $950K of inflation-adjusted debt after year one, $900K after year two, etc. (And in the meantime, the tenant pays all of your mortgage interest.) Some that make the 4 Ways case question the Tax Benefit. Could the tax benefit really be considered a profit source, or is it just a deal sweetener? It's a profit source. Outside the real estate world, to obtain a tax write-off, you must have a real expense backed up with receipts, like building a new computer equipment or buying a new farm tractor. Instead, the magic of real estate tax depreciation says that you can just write off 3.6% of the improved property value each year just for doing... nothing all year. No improvements necessary. It's a phantom write-off, yet legitimate to the IRS. Then the 1031 Exchange means you can endlessly defer all of your federal capital gains tax for your... entire life. Yes, it's one of the few places in life where procrastination actually pays. I've even heard some say that they're a fan of GRE's Real Estate Pays 5 Ways™, but they've discovered a sixth. This often involves an event that's either unlikely or falls into one of the existing 5 Ways. For example, "My appraisal value exceeded the contract price. I'm buying it for $320K, but the appraisal is $340K. I got $20K in instant equity. See, I was paid a 6th way." No. I mean, good for you, $20K of instant equity is a nice sweetener - that's a $20K credit in your net worth column that you received the moment you opened up that appraisal e-mail from your lender and saw it. Nice! But an appraised value that exceeds the purchase price is not COMMON enough to be expected… and the 5 Ways are. Also, you can make the case that "instant equity" is covered in the first way you're paid, Appreciation. The reason that we invest in real estate is because there's virtually no other vehicle in the world where you can expect to be paid five ways at the same time. That's a foundational principle - it's a core concept here at GRE. It's why we do what we do. It answers the compelling “why” for real estate better than any answer there is… …and that's why anything less than a 20 to 25% combined return when you add up all five ways is actually disappointing - and that's done with low risk - which is paradoxical almost anywhere else in the entire investing world. If you haven't yet, take my free “Real Estate Pays 5 Ways” course in order to really understand each of your five distinct profit sources, where they come from, and how that all fits together. It's at GetRichEducation.com/Course. The free “Real Estate Pays 5 Ways” short course is free at GetRichEducation.com/Course Let's talk about real estate trends. You know, real estate investing has a lot of relationships that you just wouldn't expect. Part of that is because it intersects with the economy. Economies are complex and you get these relationships that are counterintuitive. For example, in a recession, mortgage rates and all interest rates tend to fall, not rise. Another exhibit is how debt BUILDS wealth with prudent leverage. Another one that I've explained extensively here and the show and elsewhere is that higher mortgage rates correlate with higher home prices - not lower ones. That throws nearly everyone off. Some physical real estate trends have been counterintuitive. About 30 years ago in America - the 1990s - a new trend was fueled that everyone wanted to have a big kitchen. New homes were often built with a big, fancy kitchen in the center of the home. Open floor concept - no galley kitchens anymore. That began back then. And this was really the advent of - at the time - what we considered luxury amenities like granite and quartz kitchen countertops. Anymore, that's become standard. Even our build-to-rent providers at GRE Marketplace often have new granite countertops in rentals. But the paradox here is the assumption that a big emphasis on kitchens would mean that more people would start cooking at home. Oh, no. Just the opposite, in the last 30 years, despite the big kitchens, more people eat out at restaurants and fewer people eat at home. Another real estate paradox. Another counterintuition was the pandemic. Society locked down, people lost their jobs and you think that there are going to be mass foreclosures because with no job, no one can afford their mortgage payment. People thought the pandemic will cripple the housing market. Oh, it was just the opposite. That created a housing boom. Everyone wanted their space. Another paradox. Remember here on the show, shortly after Biden was elected, I told you that this administration - for better or for worse - will not let people lose their homes. Then we had high inflation on the heels of the pandemic. That was bad for consumers and good for real estate. But high inflation is supposed to mean that bitcoin and gold would surge. Well, another paradox, that brought crypto winter, and gold did nothing in high inflation, until more recently here. Rather than high delinquency rates we've got low delinquency rates. In fact, the mortgage delinquency rate has been steadily falling for almost 3 years now. That's because of strong borrowers and tough lending standards. Now, another real estate investing trend, though there's nothing paradoxical here, is mortgage rate resets. Here in the US, on 1-4 unit rental properties, you're in great shape, whether you locked in your interest rate at 3% or 7% - the thing is that you have a steady payment… and on an inflation-adjusted basis, your same monthly payment amount goes DOWN over time - it's a tailwind to your personal finances. Inflation cannot touch your steady, locked-in P & I payment. But many Canadians are up for renewal with their 5-year fixed rate, 25-year amorts. Yeah, just across the border in Canada, they don't have these 30-year fixed rate amortizing loans. Their rate resets every five years. One Canadian homeowner that I talked to, he doesn't live in that posh of a home in Ontario, it's just a little above the median housing price. His family's loan terms are about to reset on the primary residence and it's expected to increase their monthly payment by $1,280 / mo. How would you feel if that happened to you overnight? It's a nuisance at best. It might even crimp your quality of life - or worse. That can't really happen to you in the US. Having a 30-year FRM is like you having rent control as a tenant. In coastal areas, some tenants that have a rent control deal - New York, California, Oregon - they want to live in their home for decades under rent control because there's a ceiling on their rent. Move out of their unit - lose the deal and they'd have to reset somewhere else. It's the same with you as an American homeowner or REI in the 1-to-4 unit space. Your P&I price cannot rise. And, I've talked about the interest rate lock-in effect before, constraining the housing supply. Get this. Just last week, First American Title Company informed us that the average resident duration in a home hit a record high. Amongst this lower intrinsic mobility rate, interest rate lock-in effect, and other societal trends, the average resident duration in a primary home in now 10 years, 8 months. Lower mobility. Studies show that people are holding onto their cars longer than ever, and people aren't parting with their real estate either. So, then, with fewer properties coming to market, let's update the available supply of homes. This is pulling from the same set of stats that I've been citing for years, in order to be consistent. Check this out. This is the FRED Housing Inventory - the Active Listing Count of Available US homes. Remember, historically, it's 1-and-a-half to 2 million units available. In 2016 it was still 1-and-a-half million. Then in April of 2020 it dipped below 1 million and fell sharply from there - which I've famously called this era's housing crash. It was a housing SUPPLY crash - which hedges against a price crash. It fell to as low as 435,000 a year later in mid-2021. Gosh, under a half million. It's rebounded as builders know that they need to build more homes. Six months ago it got up to 750,000 available homes - which is still less than half of what America needs. And now, today, did the supply get up toward at least 1 million yet? No. It has dropped back the other way to just 563,000. This astounding dearth of housing supply - it's a condition that we could very well be in for over a decade. This scarce supply is a long-term American condition. Yes, it's good for your real estate values - both present and future. But it is a problem too. It's a contributor to homelessness! The Covid home improvement boom is officially over. So says Home Depot. They posted a revenue drop in the first quarter and warned that annual sales would decline in 2023 for the first time in 14 years. Home Depot said that shoppers are now holding off on the big-ticket purchases they made during the pandemic and are choosing to break up larger projects—like remodeling a bathroom—into smaller, bite-sized pieces. There's a fascinating new study from a bipartisan think tank shows that everyone wants to LIVE ALONE. That's what Business Insider just reported on. Now, of course, the term “everyone” is an exaggeration. But Statista and Our World In Data tells us that - get this - this is the number of SINGLE-PERSON households in the US - people living alone. Back in 1960, that figure was just a paltry 13%. By 1970, 17% of households were people were living alone. Every ten years, that percent crept up to 23, 25, then 26%. By 2010 it hit 27% and by 2022 it hit 29%. Now, you can't think that's good for society - to have all these single-person households. Almost 3 in 10 living alone. C'mon. Find a good spouse. But in any case, that's good for you as a REI, when, say, 10 people live amongst 5 homes rather than 3 homes - absorbing all that housing supply and keeping it scarce. Even if the US population stayed the same, there's more home demand - with that trend. Of course, the US population is growing, though really slowly, probably just a few tenths of 1% this year. But because of all the Millennials and the embedded “Work From Anywhere” trend, housing demand is pretty strong. The recent rental housing demand and rent boom came almost entirely due to a surge in household formation -- young adults leaving the nest and roommates decoupling to get their own space... especially in urban areas. People working from home want more space (without a roommate) AND are willing to pay more for it -- and able -- to pay more for it. So if you're bullish on work-from-home remaining the norm for at least a chunk of the population (and I am), you should be bullish on the rental demand outlook. And this has really revitalized America's SUBURBS - that's the area where you find that space. The WFH-fueled rise of the suburbs is a wake-up call to cities, where, in the case of NYC, 26 Empire State Buildings' worth of office space now sits empty. The typical office worker is spending $2,000–$4,600 less annually in city centers. Because even if they GO to the city to work, they might only do that 2 days a week now - not 5. I've got more for you straight ahead, including a new forecast on how much home prices are expected to rise this year. Again, check out my free video course if you haven't “Real Estate Pays 5 Ways”. Get it at GetRichEducation.com/Course I'm Keith Weinhold. You're listening to Get Rich Education. Yeah, big thanks to this week's show sponsors. I'm only bringing you those places that will bring real value to your life. Now, here at GRE, I recently read an offer that one of these major sports gambling platforms sent us. They want to advertise on the show here. Do you want to hear sports gambling ads on GRE? I've got an opinion about that, that I'll share with you shortly. Gambling is not the same as investing. If you're wondering why you're hearing more about gambling, especially sports gambling than you had just a few years ago, well… Now, just last week, it was FIVE years ago that the Supreme Court lifted a federal ban on sports gambling in the US. That spawned a multibillion-dollar industry that's transformed how Americans watch, talk about, and experience sports. Americans bet $95B on sports in legal jurisdictions with consumer protections last year. That's more money than the amount spent on ride sharing, coffee, or streaming… and you can bet that the off-the-books gambling number, if added in, would make that WAY higher. Two sports betting companies, DraftKings and FanDuel, control 71% of the US market, per gambling analytics firm Eilers & Krejcik. Gosh, that's almost a duopoly right there. But despite that, these companies have struggled to turn a profit. FanDuel recorded its first quarterly profit just last year, and DraftKings has YET to report a profitable quarter. Well, I'll just tell ya, it's one of those two big companies that inquired about advertising on GRE. Of the 50 states, the number is 33 that allow it. That's 2/3rd of the nation that has legal sports betting (Washington, DC, has it too). Another four states have legalized sports wagering, but don't have any sportsbooks operating yet. Interestingly, the three most-populous US states—California, Texas, and Florida—have not legalized sports gambling. And they account for 26% of all teams in the major North American pro leagues. The number of women joining sportsbook apps jumped 45% last year, marking the third straight year that new women users exceeded men. Hmmm. I guess that's the growth market there. My inclination to have gambling advertising and associating with these companies is NOT to do it… not to accept that advertising income. I don't see how that's serving you. This feels like a conflict in my gut and in my heart. Gambling is sort of the opposite of investing for a stable rental income stream. I mean, either way, I guess you're putting your money at stake. But that's about the closest common ground I can find. At least at this time… and probably all-time, it's a “no” for gambling content here. That's not any sort of moral judgment on the activity at all. I mean, gosh, as a teenager, I was really into sports gambling, but it was the informal kind. My friend & I each lay a $10 bill next to the TV - Phillies vs. Mets. Winner gets the $20 bucks. So, my inclination is a pretty easy “no”. Hook up with our sponsors - they support GRE. That's Ridge Lending Group, offering income property loans nationwide. JWB Real Estate Capital - if you want performing income property, JWB really has Jacksonville, FL sewn up & locked down. They do one thing and do it well. Then, Freedom Family Investments. Get started with them for real estate funds that are ultra-low hassle. Text “FAMILY” to 66866. Where will the next ten years take you & I on the show here? I would love to be along for the ride with you. I hope that you'll be here with me. Let me just take a moment to remind you that I'm grateful to have such a large, loyal audience to… well, listen to the words that I say every week. Thank you for your support. This show has almost reached the 5 million download mark. I've been shown that it's between 4.8 and 4.9 million downloads now. I'm genuinely honored and a little humbled about that even. Let's listen in to this 3+ minute CNBC clip. This is Lawrence Yun, Chief Economist at the NAR - the National Association of Realtors talking about the housing market just last week. Now, a little context here - historically, the NAR has tended to give these dominantly sunny side-up, glowing, everything is always good & getting better kind of remarks on the housing market. But I've been listening to the NAR's Lawrence Yun for quite a while and think he's been rather balanced. Here, he discusses how real estate sales volume is down - which has a lot to do with low supply, that mortgage rates are steady, and that prices are slowly rising in most parts of the nation. [OK, Vedran. Here's where we play the insert.] 0:09-3:42 First words to keep are: “Lawrence Yun…” Last words to keep are: “... half of the country.” https://www.cnbc.com/video/2023/05/17/home-prices-still-rising-despite-sales-dropping-says-national-association-of-realtors-yun.html Now, Lawrence Yun did go on to say that he thinks that the Fed should lower interest rates by a half point, and more. Let us know if you'd like us to invite Lawrence Yun onto the show. As always, you can leave your suggestions, questions, or any comments about the Get Rich Education podcast or any of our other platforms at our Contact center at: GetRichEducation.com/Contact When it comes to national HPA, just last week, we learned that Zillow revised its home price outlook upward. Between April 2023 and April 2024, Zillow expects home US home values to rise 4.8%. You've got more signs that more & more American markets are being considered a seller's market rather than a buyer's market, which tilts toward price appreciation, though I still think pretty moderate price appreciation this year. CNN recently published an article where they even posited the question: “Are Bidding Wars Back?” Yes, they are in a few markets. Another measure of housing supply is the MONTHS of available supply. I think you know that 6 to 7 months of inventory is considered a balanced supply & demand market. If it gets up to 10 months of supply, you tend to see little or no HPA. Well, indicative of the low housing supply, we hit a winter high of 4-and-a-half months of supply. And today, it's down to just 2.7 months per Redfin. 2.7 months. That's just another sign that demand is outpacing supply. Then, among those entry-level homes, like the NAR's Lawrence Yun eluded to, they're even harder to find… and they're the ones that make the best rentals. How hard are these to find? I mean, in some markets this can be even more rare than finding a true friend? Ha! Is it as rare as the Hope Diamond? Or perhaps a Honus Wagner baseball card? Ha! Well, the good news is that we actually have the inventory that you want at GRE Marketplace. Besides that, we actually have something that you really like and that is - mortgage rate relief to help you with your cash flow. Purchase rates have been hovering around 6 1/2% lately. That's the OO rate, so for rentals, it could be 7%+. Well, how about rolling back the hands of time? Through our great relationships here and our free investment coaching, you have access to 4.75% interest rates on investment property - and many of these are new-builds in path-of-progress Florida. Yes, our free coaching will get you the 4.75% mortgage interest rate, they'll even help write the sales contract for you if you're new to this, walk you through the property inspection, the property condition, the appraisal. Yes, a 4.75% interest rate… today, from these homebuilder buydowns. I don't know how much longer that can last. To be clear, you're not buying an income property FROM us. You're buying it with our help and our connections. It is all free to you. This is educational support for you. In fact, our coaching support like this through our sole investment coach, Naresh is becoming so popular, that I can announce that we soon plan to add a second investment coach. Yes! A new one. And interestingly, you have heard of this soon-to-be second investment coach because they've been a guest on the show here a number of times. Yeah, we'll make that introduction on a future show. You'll find THAT interesting. But, our Investment Coach, Naresh, does have some slots open to talk with you and help you out. A lot of the best deals currently with these 4.75% rates are with new-build Florida duplexes and fourplexes. You can use them for rental SFHs too. Last I checked, the deals were a little better on the duplexes and fourplexes. You probably thought that Sub-6 and sub-5 mortgage rates are about as unlikely to make a sudden comeback as AOL or Myspace, but we've got them here now. Now, that 4.75% is just one of two options that we have with some Build-To-Rent builders that are fairly motivated. So to review the first one fully… you can get a 4.75% interest rate with a 25% down payment 1 year of free property management and $1,000 off closing costs per deal That's one. Or, option 2 is: Zero down payment - yes, 100% financing 2 years free property management $1,000 off closing costs per deal Negotiable price, open to offers They are the two options. It's rarely more attractive than this. If you hear this in a few weeks, or perhaps months, I doubt that these options will be there any longer. So I'll close with something actionable that can really help you now. If you want to do it yourself, that's fine, like thousands of others have, get a selection of income property - despite this national dearth of supply at GREmarketplace.com Or, like I said, right now, it's really helpful to connect with an experienced GRE Investment Coach - it's free - our coach's name is Naresh - for those 4.75% interest rates or zero down program - whatever's best for you… you can do all that at once at GREmarketplace.com/Coach Until next week, I'm your host, Keith Weinhold. DQYD!
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