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Jason Hartman shares his views on migration trends, supply/demand shock, and the pricing power that landlords hold right now. The millennials are a different generation with different renting versus buying trends. This opens up more opportunities for investors.

Jason Hartman talks with author, Ken Van Liew, to find out what has changed in wealth building in modern times. Ken and Jason talk about investment opportunities away from high-density cities. They also discuss a few commercial real estate sectors, including converting commercial to residential, what might come of malls, and growth in the need for self-storage.

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Key Takeaways:

[2:00] What state is leading in-migration?

[5:00] Jason explains how we are currently experiencing supply/demand shock.

[6:30] Landlords have pricing power right now.

[10:30] Who owns most of the 16million single-family rental homes in the US?

[11:45] Every market of 63 saw an increase in rents.

[18:00] Recommendations: 1984, Fahrenheit 451, and The Unbearable Lightness of Being

Ken Van Lieu

[21:45] What’s different about ‘modern wealth building’?

[26:30] To Ken, what are your thoughts on the shift of Americans away from high-density cities?

[28:30] What commercial property can convert to residential?

[33:30] What are we going to do with malls?

[35:45] How will self-storage fair?

Websites:

KenVanLiew.com

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JasonHartman.com/properties

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