Grateful for the expertise and ongoing support from Gerald Robert Hayton! Thanks to his guidance, I've been able to make informed decisions and see real growth in my investments. Highly recommend his advice to anyone looking to dive into REITs
I'm not at all convinced that REITs are better, especially from a tax perspective. I get tons of tax-free cash from my portfolio and would expect to be paying taxes on the REIT income since it doesn't get swallowed up my depreciation.
@@youdqtube Which is to say nothing about all the REITs that went belly up in the last financial crisis. I wonder how many of them will go bankrupt in the next few years? Well I guess we'll find out soon enough.
This was one of the most interesting and informative episodes of BPM I've seen in a long time. I don't want to be too negative because I do usually enjoy the information shared on the show, but between the couple of shorter, obvious excuses to just run an ad, and basically plugs for other social media/finance social media channels that have been run recently, it was really nice to see a return to genuine value for the average subscriber. I also enjoy the episodes where someone calls in for help and guidance for the future.
That was fantastic! I follow Jussi on his pun RUclips channel and I’ve heard much of this before but, what a great summary of Jussi’s knowledge! Really well done and thank you BPM for hosting Jussi!
O I see what you did there 😏 As a reit lover myself, this was a fantastic episode and I'll definitely be checking out his youtube channel along with that newsletter on seeking alpha. Reits being down so much is music to my ears, it's not every day that something so powerful for financial freedom goes on sale.
Episodes like this are so much more inspirational than the ones where we hear about people who bought 20 properties by age 12 and fully funded their Roth, hsa, and 401k since age 6 😂😂😂
Can anyone tell me the REIT he mentioned that has properties in Houston-Dallas-Austin? I really appreciate this episode and I am looking forward to startingto 2024 ingesting a lot of Jussi’s content and expanding my portfolio to include REITs!
This guy grew up rich. Grew up in Europe, to a well off real estate family. This whole video is from the advantage of already having the wealth. Most of us are dealing with mortgages, and families, high interest rates. I don’t see how great the video is supposed to be. The European background seems backwards for the North American background. Also financially. Euro vs the dollar. And overall history. Most us can’t afford this
I disagree, One of the things I like about REITS is you don't have big money or a down payment. If I have some extra money I can invest as little as 52 dollars for one share of "O" (Reality income), or $28 for VICI, etc. I'm immediately receiving monthly/quarterly dividends. This is actually a really easy way for those who don't have the money for a down payment to invest in Real Estate.
@@winduncan9818 at that range of price, your dividends are $1-$2’s you have to invest hundreds of thousands of dollars into REITs to have a solid return. What are your thoughts there? Also Europe, gives greater financial assistance to the elderly. The entire financial system. Is vastly different than the North American stand point. Not to mention the generational impact this has contributed to helping. North America is struggling. Period. And with heavy debt, that essentially will never be paid. The value of the dollar is dropping, and banks have given too much money that they don’t have. So when asking for money from people to pay back these loans, they is no money. So Reits are going to take a massive hit, when people don’t work in offices as the did in the 80’s, or residents can’t afford to live or pay for groceries. I don’t know if I see reits being a good investment unless you have a hundred thousand dollars to invest. Your dividends are bus fare
? If we talk publicly traded REITs, then the risk return tradeoff for them is about the same as for any other publicly traded asset, such as SP500 ETF. So, is the idea that REITs are underpriced by the market? That's highly unlikely.
Buffet says the complete opposite. It's the liquidity that causes people to do dumb things and create deals for others. Buffett prefers stocks over realestate
Scott, in your book "Set for Life" (5-year anniversary) can you please elaborate why "it maight take about 3.5 years bfore a leveraged property will generate cash flow beyond that of an all-cash property or dividends disbursed by an index funds"? Thanks!
presumably because leverage implies debt which would need to be serviced out of the monthly cashflow. a cash-only purchase wouldn't incur this expense.
Something that was missed in this conversation is the discussion of whether to buy a REIT directly, which functions the same as a single stock, versus buying an index of REIT companies. I was hoping to get some opinions on that.
Personally, I prefer to buy REITs directly because ETFs invest in the good, average, and bad REITs. But to each their own. If you don't have the time or interest to learn about REITs, ETFs can be a good option.
If you don't have time check out jussi's seeking alpha service High Yield Landlord. You can buy his time and he gives good thesis for each reit. I highly recommend it and he runs a portfolio where you can follow what he does. I have been a subscriber for 3 years and learned a lot and got a lot out of it.
Hello. Quick question. Can someone purchase a home using the VA loan and as soon as they move in start renting out rooms and still living there? Possibly even utilizing air b& b a couple weekends a month? Just trying to see what the rules are on short term rentals since I figured you can’t just move in a person and you not live there. Please advise
My first property was used with a VA loan... live in it for about a year and a half and have been renting it out for the last 3 years.. About the other items you inquired about... financial hardship is real, and you don't have to disclose certain things. Just do your research and be good at screening. Good luck.
Grateful for the expertise and ongoing support from Gerald Robert Hayton! Thanks to his guidance, I've been able to make informed decisions and see real growth in my investments. Highly recommend his advice to anyone looking to dive into REITs
Jussi is my hero, he brings so much good info about REITs. And he is 100% right, REITs are way better then owning real estate directly. ❤
Which ones?
Thanks a lot! I appreciate all your support
I'm not at all convinced that REITs are better, especially from a tax perspective.
I get tons of tax-free cash from my portfolio and would expect to be paying taxes on the REIT income since it doesn't get swallowed up my depreciation.
You also get a lot of benefits with REITs. Both are tax efficient. That's my point @@youdqtube
@@youdqtube Which is to say nothing about all the REITs that went belly up in the last financial crisis. I wonder how many of them will go bankrupt in the next few years? Well I guess we'll find out soon enough.
This was one of the most interesting and informative episodes of BPM I've seen in a long time. I don't want to be too negative because I do usually enjoy the information shared on the show, but between the couple of shorter, obvious excuses to just run an ad, and basically plugs for other social media/finance social media channels that have been run recently, it was really nice to see a return to genuine value for the average subscriber. I also enjoy the episodes where someone calls in for help and guidance for the future.
I am very happy to hear that you enjoyed it! Thank you for your kind comment
That was fantastic! I follow Jussi on his pun RUclips channel and I’ve heard much of this before but, what a great summary of Jussi’s knowledge! Really well done and thank you BPM for hosting Jussi!
realty enjoyed the video! Great points on the reits vs rental properties!
O I see what you did there 😏 As a reit lover myself, this was a fantastic episode and I'll definitely be checking out his youtube channel along with that newsletter on seeking alpha. Reits being down so much is music to my ears, it's not every day that something so powerful for financial freedom goes on sale.
Leverage is the biggest advantage for investing in private RE
Excellent podcast!
I’m sure these home builders and the exec’s are killing it… but I’ve done nothing but lose lose with REITs the last 20 years. How does this happen?
Thats my experience as well. All my REITs are 50% or more down.
I’ve waited 6 months for BB to get into the octagon with Jussi ❤️👍🙏👏🏿🐐🙌🏾👊🏽💪🏾🔥it finally happened. What a classy interview 🙌🏾💪🏾👍🌹❤️👊🏽
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Episodes like this are so much more inspirational than the ones where we hear about people who bought 20 properties by age 12 and fully funded their Roth, hsa, and 401k since age 6 😂😂😂
Really awesome that you got Jussi on the podcast. Definitely someone to listen to for REITs.
Jussi is such an amazing person and investor 🙌🏾🙏❤️👏🏿👍🔥such an amazing interview 👍💪🏾🐐
I really appreciate all your support, thank you!
Can anyone tell me the REIT he mentioned that has properties in Houston-Dallas-Austin? I really appreciate this episode and I am looking forward to startingto 2024 ingesting a lot of Jussi’s content and expanding my portfolio to include REITs!
Whaaat, I thought this came from Jussi's channel. Very excited to see what this episode will bring!
Thanks for your support!
Jussi broke it down perfectly 🙌🏾🙏🔥💪🏾👏🏿👊🏽❤️🇺🇸🌹
Thank you for exposing us to REITS. Can I get started with just 10k? Where do I go 🙏🏼
I think participating in both makes sense. I love that you brought in Jussi's contrarian views though.
Thanks for your interest!
Good episode!
Many thanks for the video
Amazing video. I really loved this episode. Best one in a long time.
That's great to hear, thank you so much!
This guy grew up rich. Grew up in Europe, to a well off real estate family.
This whole video is from the advantage of already having the wealth.
Most of us are dealing with mortgages, and families, high interest rates.
I don’t see how great the video is supposed to be. The European background seems backwards for the North American background. Also financially. Euro vs the dollar. And overall history.
Most us can’t afford this
I disagree, One of the things I like about REITS is you don't have big money or a down payment. If I have some extra money I can invest as little as 52 dollars for one share of "O" (Reality income), or $28 for VICI, etc. I'm immediately receiving monthly/quarterly dividends. This is actually a really easy way for those who don't have the money for a down payment to invest in Real Estate.
@@winduncan9818 at that range of price, your dividends are $1-$2’s you have to invest hundreds of thousands of dollars into REITs to have a solid return. What are your thoughts there?
Also Europe, gives greater financial assistance to the elderly. The entire financial system. Is vastly different than the North American stand point. Not to mention the generational impact this has contributed to helping.
North America is struggling. Period. And with heavy debt, that essentially will never be paid. The value of the dollar is dropping, and banks have given too much money that they don’t have. So when asking for money from people to pay back these loans, they is no money.
So Reits are going to take a massive hit, when people don’t work in offices as the did in the 80’s, or residents can’t afford to live or pay for groceries.
I don’t know if I see reits being a good investment unless you have a hundred thousand dollars to invest. Your dividends are bus fare
? If we talk publicly traded REITs, then the risk return tradeoff for them is about the same as for any other publicly traded asset, such as SP500 ETF. So, is the idea that REITs are underpriced by the market? That's highly unlikely.
Buffet says the complete opposite. It's the liquidity that causes people to do dumb things and create deals for others. Buffett prefers stocks over realestate
Mr. REIT king 👑 Jussi ❤️👍🙏👏🏿🙌🏾👊🏽💪🏾
This was literal gold
Epic interview ❤️👊🏽🙌🏾👍💪🏾🙏🌹👏🏿🇺🇸
I tend to agree with him…I own both rentals property and reits …I prefer the reits
How much $$$ is a good investment to start in a REIT??
Scott, in your book "Set for Life" (5-year anniversary) can you please elaborate why "it maight take about 3.5 years bfore a leveraged property will generate cash flow beyond that of an all-cash property or dividends disbursed by an index funds"?
Thanks!
presumably because leverage implies debt which would need to be serviced out of the monthly cashflow. a cash-only purchase wouldn't incur this expense.
Yes, but I don't see how in 3.5 years the leveraged property can generate more cash flow than an all-cash property...
Scott ❤
Something that was missed in this conversation is the discussion of whether to buy a REIT directly, which functions the same as a single stock, versus buying an index of REIT companies. I was hoping to get some opinions on that.
Personally, I prefer to buy REITs directly because ETFs invest in the good, average, and bad REITs. But to each their own. If you don't have the time or interest to learn about REITs, ETFs can be a good option.
@@askjussi many thanks for the comment. I indeed don't have time to investigate each one, but your opinion is appreciated.
If you don't have time check out jussi's seeking alpha service High Yield Landlord. You can buy his time and he gives good thesis for each reit. I highly recommend it and he runs a portfolio where you can follow what he does. I have been a subscriber for 3 years and learned a lot and got a lot out of it.
buying an ETF REIT will incur a small management fee baked into the price of the share so it's better to do it yourself if you're able to.
Nobody knows this sector like Jussi.
Thanks for your support!
Jussi is the fucking REIT goat, I've been doing very well on trades cause of this foo.
Hello. Quick question. Can someone purchase a home using the VA loan and as soon as they move in start renting out rooms and still living there? Possibly even utilizing air b& b a couple weekends a month? Just trying to see what the rules are on short term rentals since I figured you can’t just move in a person and you not live there. Please advise
I’d ask your Loan Officer that question for the best response.
My first property was used with a VA loan... live in it for about a year and a half and have been renting it out for the last 3 years.. About the other items you inquired about... financial hardship is real, and you don't have to disclose certain things. Just do your research and be good at screening. Good luck.
Says rentals dont make as much as companies that own rentals 🤷♂️
Brandon Turner's syndications are not performing well.
How so?
@@samjones2586 Most are underperfoming the business plan by a good amount on NOI in last year!
A lot of these syndications use too much leverage and are facing difficulties today.
Oooo I’m first!!! Lol
You will own nothing and be happy.