HeyJaredEpic Real Estate Investing
How to Invest and Build Wealth Implementing a Creative Real Estate Investing Education So You Can Achieve Financial Freedom.In the spirit of Robert Kiyosaki’s Rich Dad Poor Dad and Gary Keller’s Millionaire Real Estate Investor… Matt Theriault, real estate investor,…
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It Costs $25 to Steal Your House: Deed Fraud, the Socialists Naming Names, and Getting Off the Billboard Before November (opens the original)
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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
Ghosts Don't Get Foreclosed On: The Five Assets They Come For First and the Zillow Number That's Lying to You (opens the original)
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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
The Government's New Debt Plan and The Line Congress Won't Move: Two Quiet Ambushes Hiding in the American Housing Story (opens the original)
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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.
The Envelope You Almost Threw Away and the Phone Call That Drops Your Paymen (opens the original)
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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, l
The Five Houses and the Two-Word Lawsuit: The Homes the Market Just Quit On, and the Quiet Fix Erasing Old Liens Off Titles (opens the original)
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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 unpac
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