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In the spirit of Robert Kiyosaki’s Rich Dad Poor Dad and Gary Keller’s Millionaire Real Estate Investor, and as an alternate to the Dave Ramsey, Jim Cramer, Motley Fool and Suze Orman shows, Matt Theriault, real estate investor, entrepreneur and author will show you how to create wealth through conventional and creative real estate investing while improving your financial education so you will have the option to realistically retire in the next ten years, or less… and enjoy the good life while you’re still young enough to do so. This podcast and course in real estate investing serves as a portal to multiple real estate investing courses making it a complete step-by-step and comprehensive real estate investing program and resource.
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This week's episode is one long lesson in the same idea from two different angles: your name is the target. First, Matt walks through the FBI's warning that paid-off homes are being stolen with a $42 fake deed at the county recorder's office. Robin Mobley in Dayton, Ohio won her house back in court and she's still not the owner on paper. The county is a filing cabinet, not a bouncer, and the recorder is not allowed to check ID. Second, Matt reads the socialist-movement platforms out loud -- more than 30 primary wins this summer -- and pulls out the five assets they've already said they're coming for: rental property, second homes, savings and investments, your paycheck, and the house you plan to leave your kids. New York's mayor already published a list of 950,000 residences with names and addresses attached. This isn't a prediction; it's a reading. Links Matt mentions in the episode: Put your title in a trust so the recorder shows a boring entity name, not yours -> HideMyEquity.com Cut off the data brokers that sell the identity kit thieves need to file a fake deed -> Cloaked (link in Matt's video description)
This week Matt lays out the two ways your wealth quietly leaves you -- one loud, one silent. First, the loud one: the five specific assets governments target when the tax base cracks (bank accounts, safe deposit boxes, paid-off homes, retirement accounts, exchange-held crypto) and the "ghost protocols" Matt uses to make sure that when they come knocking, nobody's home. Then the silent one: a Florida realtor told 300,000 people the exact month home prices would bottom out -- February 2027 -- and eight months in, the prediction is technically alive but bleeding from a place he never put on the screen. Matt checks in on the 18-year land cycle, Fred Harrison's own updated call, and the one gauge that shows the value of the average American home has now fallen for 11 straight months even as sale prices set records. Links Matt mentions in the episode: Audit where your home and savings are exposed to seizure -> ProtectMyHome.inc Set up 0% fallback credit lines outside your primary bank -> FallbackFunds.com Check whether you're overpaying your property tax assessment -> FightMyAssessment.com Put your title in a land trust and disappear the equity -> HideMyEquity.com
This week Matt pulls back the curtain on two things nobody's telling everyday homeowners. First, the government's new debt plan and what that means for your mortgage payment. Then, the $250,000 home sale exemption Congress wrote in 1997 and has quietly let inflation gut ever since, on track to hit seven out of ten American homes by 2035, plus the five moves you can still make before you list. If you own a home, this is the kind of episode you replay for your spouse.
This week Matt walks through two of the most overlooked money moves a homeowner can make in 2026 -- and both cost nothing to run. First, why refinancing is dead for most people right now and what to say when you call your servicer about a recast instead. Second, why that plain white envelope from your county assessor arriving in August is quietly the most expensive piece of mail you'll get all year, and the exact play to knock your property tax bill down before the deadline. If you own a home, listen before your next mortgage payment or that envelope hits the trash. URL mentioned in this episode: fightmyassessment.com
This week Matt walks through the two documents every homeowner needs to pull off their county recorder's website tonight. First, the five specific kinds of houses that have effectively stopped selling in 2026 -- the memory-priced home, the fixer, the flood-zone house, the un-warrantable condo, and the well-kept resale sitting next to a builder with a rate buy-down -- and the K-shaped market that's rewarding certainty and punishing anything with a second bill on top of the mortgage. Then he unpacks the two-word lawsuit -- quiet title -- that homeowners are quietly using to erase dead liens, zombie mortgages, and even fraud from their titles before a closing table forces the issue. The whole to-do list runs about half an hour and costs nothing. No spoken URLs this week, but the county recorder's website is the one link that matters.
De-dollarization has started — and millionaire attorney Jaspreet Singh (Minority Mindset) opened his actual portfolio to show exactly where his money is moving. Only 2% gold. Half in one asset class. In this interview, we break down his full portfolio allocation, the three macroeconomic shifts moving capital right now, and why the U.S. tax code rewards investors and punishes employees. Jaspreet studied the tax law as a licensed attorney and never worked a day as a lawyer. Here he explains the three laws of money nobody taught you in school, why he told the author of Rich Dad Poor Dad that all debt is bad debt, how the same $1 million can be taxed at 50%, 20%, or 0% depending on how you earn it, and how everyday investors can use asset protection, cash flow, and financial education to defend their money while the dollar loses ground. BUT BEFORE THAT, the Supreme Court just ruled 9-0 in Pung v. Isabella County — and it changed what a county tax foreclosure can cost you. A Michigan family fought their property tax bill and won twice. The county sold their $194,400 home at auction for $76,008 anyway. In this video: exactly what the Court decided, why being on your county's delinquent tax list just got more dangerous, and the three moves every homeowner should make tonight — check your tax balance, verify your homestead exemption, and protect your appeal rights before the collection clock runs out. This is homeowner asset protection at its most basic: if your home is paid off, no bank is watching that tax bill for you. Run your address.
This week Matt walks through the two-word difference on your deed that decides whether your spouse inherits the house free and clear or gets dragged into probate court -- a fix that costs nothing and takes ten minutes at the kitchen table. Then he unpacks the flip nobody's covering: the new Fed chair, Kevin Warsh, promising price stability with his mouth while quietly swapping to a friendlier inflation gauge that trims out the prices you actually pay. Matt lays out both branches of the story, why fixed-rate homeowners still win either way, and the one date to circle on your calendar. Where Matt sends people for the trust setup: protectwhatsmine.com. Where the crypto IRA piece lives: epicrealcrypto.com.
Matt argues states are building "toll booths" to capture homeowner equity on the way out, often under softer names, and walks through five examples: New Jersey's 10.75% gain/2% sale-price withholding on nonresident home sales; Massachusetts' 4% "Fair Share" surtax over $1M that can hit one-time home-sale gains and has raised $5.7B since 2022; Washington's newly signed 9.9% tax over $1M starting 2028 that he says can reach former residents; California's proposed 2026 Billionaire Tax Act with a retroactive measurement date and constitutional changes enabling future wealth taxes; and a New York City proposal to cut the estate-tax exemption to $750k and raise the top rate to 50%. He also covers a unanimous Supreme Court ruling involving a Michigan tax foreclosure where a $194,400 home sold for $76,008 over a $2,242 bill, with compensation tied to auction price, and urges viewers to verify property taxes are paid and review assessed value.
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In the spirit of Robert Kiyosaki’s Rich Dad Poor Dad and Gary Keller’s Millionaire Real Estate Investor, and as an alternate to the Dave Ramsey, Jim Cramer, Motley Fool and Suze Orman shows, Matt Theriault, real estate investor, entrepreneur and author will show you how to create wealth through conventional and creative real estate investing while improving your financial education so you will have the option to realistically retire in the next ten years, or less… and enjoy the good life while you’re still young enough to do so. This podcast and course in real estate investing serves as a portal to multiple real estate investing courses making it a complete step-by-step and comprehensive real estate investing program and resource.
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