Speaker 1: Trump just triggered an eight trillion dollars shift, and if
Speaker 1: you move fast, it could completely transform your financial future.
Speaker 1: But here's the crazy thing. Almost nobody realizes what's going on,
Speaker 1: and they're going to miss the single biggest wealth building
Speaker 1: opportunity of this decade.
Speaker 2: You have more moneys being spent than any that any
Speaker 2: time in the history of our country. We're up too
Speaker 2: close to eight trillion dollars. I think I can.
Speaker 1: Say you just heard it straight from the President himself.
Speaker 1: Eight trillion dollars. This isn't speculation, this isn't hype. This
Speaker 1: is happening right now. By the end of this video,
Speaker 1: you're going to know exactly what's happening, why billionaires are
Speaker 1: quietly betting really big, and how you can easily front
Speaker 1: run this massive wave even if you're starting really small.
Speaker 3: My name is Mark Moss.
Speaker 1: I've build multiple seven and eight figure businesses and investments
Speaker 1: by tracking macroeconomic shifts exactly like this one.
Speaker 3: So let's go.
Speaker 1: All right. Now, we're talking really big numbers here, but
Speaker 1: most people don't see through the surface level. They don't
Speaker 1: see through the first order, second order, to the third
Speaker 1: to the fourth order, and what this means.
Speaker 3: But don't worry, I'm gonna break it down for years.
Speaker 1: Not the news headlines, you can read those on your own,
Speaker 1: but what does it mean? And more importantly, how can
Speaker 1: we use this to our advantage? Okay, so you've seen
Speaker 1: this the eight trillion dollars bombs show. What I'm talking
Speaker 1: about is Trump is talking about the amount, the massive
Speaker 1: amount of investments that's coming into the United States Apple
Speaker 1: five hundred billion and Vidia five hundred billion. This is
Speaker 1: commitments of Apple from Nvidia et cetera to start building
Speaker 1: in the ninessetates, building new warehouses, building new factories, Softbing
Speaker 1: two hundred TSMC, Microchips one hundred and sixty five billion,
Speaker 1: JJ fifty five billion, Hot Hondai twenty one billion, Lots
Speaker 1: and lots of money.
Speaker 3: But where does the money go?
Speaker 1: You hear this number, five hundred billion, five hundred billion,
Speaker 1: twenty two billion. As a matter of fact, we were
Speaker 1: watching this last night is Trump's president President Trumps announcement
Speaker 1: and my daughter was like, man, those are really big numbers.
Speaker 1: She was blown away here in these billions of numbers. Yes,
Speaker 1: it is a big number. Where does the money go?
Speaker 1: That's why we have to think in second third fourth,
Speaker 1: fifth order effects. We'll break it down. But that's another
Speaker 1: reason why if you watched my other video breaking a
Speaker 1: bunch of tariff myths we talked about, tariffs actually go
Speaker 1: to the manufacturers, the importers, maybe a little bit to
Speaker 1: the consumers. Most of it not there because the consumer
Speaker 1: can't afford it, So it goes to the manufacturers. How
Speaker 1: well they have to build new factories. This money is
Speaker 1: going to go into their price.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 1: That is the eight trillion dollar bombshell. And while everyone's
Speaker 1: focusing on the tariffs and all the doom, Oh, Trump's
Speaker 1: going to ruin the economy, and the countries are going
Speaker 1: to bypass the US, and no one's going to send here,
Speaker 1: and on and on and on. We are positioning. We
Speaker 1: see the data, we look past the headlines, and we're
Speaker 1: already taken position. And I'm going to show you how
Speaker 1: big positions are already being taken while you're already a
Speaker 1: little bit late.
Speaker 3: But we're going to catch you up. Okay.
Speaker 1: The hidden shift, the hidden shift is that there is
Speaker 1: a plan I call it MAYA make America investible again.
Speaker 1: And there's a lot of stuff that's been done in
Speaker 1: the first hundred days lots of executive orders that have
Speaker 1: gone to place. We've covered it in another video talking
Speaker 1: about the maralogocords.
Speaker 3: We'll link to that maralogo acords.
Speaker 1: Video down below if you want to understand this whole
Speaker 1: make America investable against thesis. But like I said, there's
Speaker 1: already a wealth transfer happening. I think about this, eight
Speaker 1: trillion dollars in commitments just in the first hundred days. Like,
Speaker 1: we'll see what happens over the next couple months. A
Speaker 1: couple of quards twenty two percent plus positive two percent
Speaker 1: gross domestic investment.
Speaker 3: So we're talking eight trillion.
Speaker 1: Dollars is about twenty percent of the entire gross domestic
Speaker 1: product the GDP of the United States. A twenty two
Speaker 1: percent increase? Are you kidding me? Typically we're seeing single
Speaker 1: digit increases. We're talking about twenty percent increase and in
Speaker 1: a single quarter. This is all happened in a single quarter. Now,
Speaker 1: like I said, all this money has to go somewhere.
Speaker 1: It's going to go to lots of places and go
Speaker 1: into your pocket. Like for example, well, we're already seen
Speaker 1: being front run. Billionaires are front running. This is well,
Speaker 1: let's think about this. So Apple, TSMC they're gonna come in,
Speaker 1: they're gonna do their manufacturing here.
Speaker 3: So what are they gonna need.
Speaker 1: Well, they're gonna need buildings, they're gonna need warehouses. They're
Speaker 1: gonna need office spaces, right, that'd be the first thing. Well,
Speaker 1: let's set up an office so we can start building
Speaker 1: on our manufacturing place.
Speaker 3: So what do you think is already happening?
Speaker 1: We can see warehouse vacancies in thirty key states of
Speaker 1: the United States. More than half are at twenty five
Speaker 1: year lows. Now all you see is doom and gloom
Speaker 1: on the news about Oh, don't you know Mark that
Speaker 1: commercial real estate's about to explode, and don't you know
Speaker 1: that all these banks are upside down in them. Okay,
Speaker 1: first of all, commercial real estate's a really big category.
Speaker 1: So certainly, like high rise office space in San Francisco
Speaker 1: has been hit really hard. But when we're talking about
Speaker 1: manufacturing facilities, we're talking about warehouses, it's a whole different story.
Speaker 1: What we can see industrial vacancy rate increases are at
Speaker 1: basically an all time low, twenty five year low. Look
Speaker 1: at this, Look at where this level is compared to
Speaker 1: where we were back in twenty ten to twenty twelve,
Speaker 1: really really low.
Speaker 3: Look at the data, not the headlines.
Speaker 1: Now, the question you might be asking the hidden shift
Speaker 1: is well, where does all this money and where do
Speaker 1: we play it? And so you might be thinking, well,
Speaker 1: I should probably buy stocks. I should probably think about
Speaker 1: the companies I guess Appled are going to be building
Speaker 1: a bunch here Hondai or TSMC, and I try to
Speaker 1: pick winners in that.
Speaker 3: But here's the thing.
Speaker 1: We have a historical analogy that breaks us down. For
Speaker 1: us think about the gold Rush. In the gold Rush,
Speaker 1: it wasn't the miners that went digging for the gold
Speaker 1: that made all the money. You've heard this before. It
Speaker 1: was the people that sold the picts and shovels. But
Speaker 1: let's think even one level past that. If we want
Speaker 1: to make a lot of money anyway, the next level
Speaker 1: is who controlled the infrastructure. So digging for gold, sure,
Speaker 1: buying buckets and shovels genes, sure.
Speaker 3: But who controls the infrastructure?
Speaker 1: And that is the role that the United States is
Speaker 1: in right now come to the country. But it's also
Speaker 1: a role that you and I can play with our investments.
Speaker 1: If we want to have like a heads you win,
Speaker 1: tails you win scenarios, what am I talking about. Well,
Speaker 1: like I said, the billionaires are already front running this. Okay,
Speaker 1: I showed you the vacancy rates on these types of
Speaker 1: buildings that.
Speaker 3: They're going to be going after. Specifically.
Speaker 1: Why is that, Well, they understand that there's limited amount
Speaker 1: of buildings available today.
Speaker 3: More will be built, but limited.
Speaker 1: Today with this massive rush coming in economics one on
Speaker 1: one supplying demand.
Speaker 3: Right, So that's exactly what's happening.
Speaker 1: But what is their plan. Well, they're doing something what
Speaker 1: I call the depreciation accelerator. This is how the billionaires
Speaker 1: make two, three, four, even five hundred percent more on
Speaker 1: their money without spending an extra dollar.
Speaker 3: But you don't have to be a billionaire.
Speaker 1: I'm going to show you how you can do it
Speaker 1: no matter what your portfolio size is. But it's all
Speaker 1: based off of something I call the depreciation accelerator. Now,
Speaker 1: to really understand this, it's using different types of assets.
Speaker 1: In this example, we're gonna use real estate. You can
Speaker 1: use it to some other assets. Real estate and what
Speaker 1: I call tax engineering, and again we get a double win.
Speaker 1: Let me break it down for you first by showing
Speaker 1: you another clip of President Trump talking about this.
Speaker 3: Let's just cut to the clip put.
Speaker 2: Our big beautiful bill, as I call it, include one
Speaker 2: hundred percent expensing retroactive to January twentieth, So expensing one year,
Speaker 2: you take a deduction one year, so you can build
Speaker 2: your factories right now essentially almost tax free if you're
Speaker 2: going to make that expensing for a four year period
Speaker 2: at a full one hundred percent.
Speaker 1: Okay, so you heard from the President himself right there.
Speaker 1: What he's talking about is bonus appreciation or accelerated depreciation.
Speaker 3: Now, you put it in in the.
Speaker 1: First term where we got these tax breaks, but later
Speaker 1: in the interview we talked about how it dwindled from
Speaker 1: one hundred percent to eighty sixty forty, et cetera. And
Speaker 1: what he's saying is now we're going to put them
Speaker 1: into place for four years. This means that if you
Speaker 1: buy these capital assets, if you invest this money, instead
Speaker 1: of taking your depreciation over years or decades, you can
Speaker 1: take it all into your one And he said, you
Speaker 1: can essentially build all your factory tax free.
Speaker 3: But that's not good enough for what we want.
Speaker 1: We don't want to just write off tax is. We
Speaker 1: want to engineer a better way to do this. We
Speaker 1: want to double win. I want the cash flow from
Speaker 1: the investment plus capital appreciation if I can. But what
Speaker 1: I want is I want the tax writeoffs. Now, you
Speaker 1: hear a lot of times like I need to spend
Speaker 1: this foreimn business.
Speaker 3: I want the tax ridoff.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, that's level one thinking. I don't want
Speaker 1: to spend a dollar and write off a dollar. I
Speaker 1: want to spend a dollar and write off five dollars.
Speaker 1: So that's pretty good, right. I get the cash flow
Speaker 1: and I get the writeoffs. Now, if you'd like to
Speaker 1: figure out what this depreciation accelerator is and how you
Speaker 1: could apply it in your own finances, your own investments,
Speaker 1: no matter what level you're at. I'm going to have
Speaker 1: a live event next week. I'm going to invite you
Speaker 1: to it. It's a whole workshop and I'm going to
Speaker 1: give you all the tools that you can calculate all
Speaker 1: this out so you can do this for yourself. Like
Speaker 1: I said, it's a live workshop I'm hosting. It's all
Speaker 1: free to put a link to it down below. QR
Speaker 1: code here on the screen. Let me show you how
Speaker 1: to accelerate your well three to five hundred percent faster
Speaker 1: without making any more money using the tools the billionaires
Speaker 1: do all right, now, let's jump into the exact steps
Speaker 1: that you would be doing.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 1: This is the steps that the billionaires use to do
Speaker 1: their strategies. Is the steps that Donald Trump used to
Speaker 1: get richest, the steps that my friend Robert Kyosaki uses.
Speaker 3: And it's the steps that I use, and I'm gonna
Speaker 3: share them with you. Okay.
Speaker 1: Number One, you can invest into real estate. In this
Speaker 1: I'm thinking about warehouses, not office not high rise SoftICE
Speaker 1: space in San Francisco.
Speaker 3: Don't go into that.
Speaker 1: I'm talking about warehouses. I'm talking about manufacturing facilities. I'm
Speaker 1: talking about places with loading docks. I'm talking about the
Speaker 1: places that are going to benefit from all this new
Speaker 1: investment that's.
Speaker 3: Coming in number one.
Speaker 1: Two, what we do is we want to use leverage
Speaker 1: into the asset. That's the great thing with real estate,
Speaker 1: especially in the United States, but even in the rest
Speaker 1: of the world, is that I can use other people's money.
Speaker 1: I can get a loan for that, so I don't
Speaker 1: have to put all the money up. So in the
Speaker 1: United States, I might have to put twenty percent, twenty
Speaker 1: five percent, maybe thirty percent down. So I put three
Speaker 1: hundred thousand down on a million dollar asset I'm gonna
Speaker 1: break the math for you down here in a second.
Speaker 1: So I get leverage into the asset. Then what we
Speaker 1: do is we use something called cost segregation, where we
Speaker 1: don't look at the asset as a whole.
Speaker 3: We break it down to a core components.
Speaker 1: And the reason why we want to do that is
Speaker 1: we want to get massive depreciation in your one because
Speaker 1: we can depreciate the entire building, but some parts can
Speaker 1: be depreciated faster than others, so we cost degraded. Then
Speaker 1: what we do is we use the new bonus depreciation,
Speaker 1: which is what Trump was just talking about. So on
Speaker 1: this commercial real estate, warehouse, et cetera. Typically I would
Speaker 1: have thirty nine years to depreciate that asset, but thanks
Speaker 1: to Trump renewing these tax cuts, I can take all
Speaker 1: the depreciation in year one. Now you can do this
Speaker 1: on other assets. You can do it on a car,
Speaker 1: for example, I did it. I did it for my cars. Basically,
Speaker 1: this is like the government subsidizing your own investment.
Speaker 3: So the government is literally paying you to invest.
Speaker 1: They're literally paying you, are giving your money back for
Speaker 1: you to invest and make money.
Speaker 3: Pretty cool. Right now, I want to show you the
Speaker 3: math behind this.
Speaker 1: You can understand exactly how much money you can make
Speaker 1: with the government paying you to invest. Before I show
Speaker 1: you the math, what I want to show you is
Speaker 1: just how this could apply to anybody, so you don't
Speaker 1: think this doesn't apply to you.
Speaker 3: Number one.
Speaker 1: All right, let's say that you're at the beginner level.
Speaker 1: You have about one hundred bucks. You're a starter level.
Speaker 3: You could buy industrial buildings.
Speaker 1: Remember you don't want the office space in San Francisco,
Speaker 1: but industrial warehouses things like that, and you can buy
Speaker 1: them through reads. Reads are basically like a stock. You
Speaker 1: can buy them through your retirement account, your four to
Speaker 1: one K account, and you can just buyas you can
Speaker 1: buy a couple of shares with one hundred dollars.
Speaker 3: You can get started. Now.
Speaker 1: A lot of these ates focus on well, reads focus
Speaker 1: on different parts. Right, they have retail big box stores, right,
Speaker 1: shopping centers where like you know, a best buy is there.
Speaker 1: Then they have like office space, but they also have
Speaker 1: the industrial, the warehouse space, the stuff that we're going
Speaker 1: to want. Some reads that I like are focusing on
Speaker 1: just on data centers for example.
Speaker 3: All right, those are growing areas.
Speaker 1: Now some reads, if you buy the right ones, they
Speaker 1: passed through this depreciation. So the tax writers we're talking
Speaker 1: about break the map down for you. But these tax
Speaker 1: writers we talk about, they're.
Speaker 3: Going to pass that down.
Speaker 1: The next level. I have a little bit more money,
Speaker 1: is I can you know, five to ten thousand dollars
Speaker 1: level is I can still get into real estate. I
Speaker 1: don't really have enough to buy my own real estate,
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Speaker 1: and so crowdfunding pools money and I get fractional ownership
Speaker 1: into the real life state. A couple companies are fund Rise, Crowdstreet.
Speaker 1: There's a whole bunch of them out there today that
Speaker 1: you can do this, and they let you start with
Speaker 1: five thousand or ten thousand earn cash flow. But again
Speaker 1: a lot of these will pass these tax depreciation through
Speaker 1: to you. You have a fifty to one hundred thousand
Speaker 1: dollar level, now you might be able to buy You
Speaker 1: definitely could do this with single family homes. You can
Speaker 1: certainly buy them with that you need to that level,
Speaker 1: or you can do limited partnerships and syndicates. So a
Speaker 1: lot of you are not looking for more jobs. And
Speaker 1: I hate to tell you this, but the dream of
Speaker 1: passive income in real estate is just that, it's a dream.
Speaker 1: The reality is that when you own real estate, multi family,
Speaker 1: single family, airbnbs.
Speaker 3: It's a job. It's not passive.
Speaker 1: You don't wake up every day with money in your account.
Speaker 1: You have to deal with all those issues. If you
Speaker 1: want real passive you'd go into like limited partnerships in
Speaker 1: syndicates and you let them do that. Now, you're going
Speaker 1: to get a lot more of the tax benefits passed
Speaker 1: down to you. And then finally, if you're a credit investor,
Speaker 1: you have more money, you have more time.
Speaker 3: You could do direct ownership.
Speaker 1: Now, the way that I look at this sort of
Speaker 1: an analogy is sort of setting up a toll booth.
Speaker 1: So you have this toll road, you can set up
Speaker 1: a toll booth. If you're on a small budget, you
Speaker 1: basically own shares in the toll booth.
Speaker 3: It's pretty good, you own the whole thing, but you
Speaker 3: own the shares.
Speaker 1: On a medium budget, you own percentages of the tolls
Speaker 1: that are collected, right fractionalized percentages. On a large budget,
Speaker 1: you own the entire tollbooth. So you can decide where
Speaker 1: you get in with your own level of sophistication in
Speaker 1: your own money. But let's break this down on some math.
Speaker 1: So for example, I'm looking at some of these in
Speaker 1: Middle America and the Rest Belt, the areas that are
Speaker 1: going to really benefit from this this surge of money
Speaker 1: coming in. So in Ohio, there's a one million dollar warehouse.
Speaker 1: It's about fifty thousand square feet of warehouse space, and
Speaker 1: for this I would put a thirty percent down payment,
Speaker 1: or about three hundred thousand dollars down. That's the amount
Speaker 1: of money that would come out of my pocket to
Speaker 1: control to own a million dollars worth of real estate. Now,
Speaker 1: the gross rental income of this is about one hundred
Speaker 1: twenty thousand dollars. So that's once I rent this warehouse out,
Speaker 1: that's what I expect.
Speaker 3: To make back about one hundred and twenty grand.
Speaker 1: Now that's not profit because I got to pay for
Speaker 1: the loan, I got to pay for the maintenance, I
Speaker 1: got to pay the taxes, all these other things. So
Speaker 1: I'm going to have ani or what we call a
Speaker 1: net operating income of about ninety thousand dollars. That would
Speaker 1: be my I've a net right, that's my income. That's
Speaker 1: about a nine percent cash on cash return COC. I
Speaker 1: always like to measure it this way. This is ninety
Speaker 1: thousand divided by the three hundred thousand, so I have
Speaker 1: about a nine percent return of my money.
Speaker 3: All right, it's pretty good.
Speaker 1: But you might be saying, but mark nine percent, that's ridiculous.
Speaker 1: Like I'll buy bitcoin. Bitcoin's going to buy fifty percent.
Speaker 1: I could buy Nvidia stock or Tesla stock. They're going
Speaker 1: to buy ten or twenty percent. I can go into
Speaker 1: private equity that pays me twenty five percent. Why do
Speaker 1: I want nine percent? Real estate? Sounds like a terrible deal. Well,
Speaker 1: the billionaires aren't buying real estate for real estate, and
Speaker 1: they're certainly not buying it for nine percent. Here's what
Speaker 1: they're buying it for, and here's how it complements. Bitcoin
Speaker 1: doesn't compete against it.
Speaker 3: Let me show you.
Speaker 1: Using the accelerated depreciation. Basically, taking the million dollar building,
Speaker 1: doing a cost segregation study on it would maybe allow
Speaker 1: me to write off seven hundred and fifty maybe up
Speaker 1: to nine hundred thousand dollars, and I can take that
Speaker 1: in year one. Let's just call on the low end
Speaker 1: seven hundred and fifty thousand, so of the million dollar purchase,
Speaker 1: seven hundred fifty thousand dollars is right After that, I
Speaker 1: can bring to year one. Now, in a thirty seven
Speaker 1: percent tax bracket in California, we're a lot higher when
Speaker 1: you add that end, but thirty seven percent tax bracket,
Speaker 1: you have about two hundred and seventy seven thousand dollars
Speaker 1: in savings in a year one. So I have the
Speaker 1: two hundred seventy seven So I paid three hundred, I
Speaker 1: get ninety plus, I get to seventy seven a year one,
Speaker 1: which means I have one hundred and.
Speaker 3: Twenty two percent return in year one.
Speaker 1: So that means I bought a million dollar building. I
Speaker 1: got one hundred and twenty two percent return in year one.
Speaker 1: That means I got all my money back plus some.
Speaker 1: So if I get all my money back plus I
Speaker 1: get even more profit on top of that, and I
Speaker 1: still own the million dollar building, giving me almost one
Speaker 1: hundred grand a year.
Speaker 3: What's my return? Now?
Speaker 1: If I'm making almost one hundred grand a year with
Speaker 1: zero cash in the deal, what's my return? The answer
Speaker 1: is it's infinite. Now, what's a better return? I have
Speaker 1: an infinite return. Now, there's a lot of good things,
Speaker 1: there's bad things. But this is how wealth is really built,
Speaker 1: not some get rich quick schemes. You're not gonna get
Speaker 1: rich like this by buying meme stocks, meme tokens.
Speaker 3: You're just not gonna do it. You're not gonna get through.
Speaker 1: Trading options or day trading stocks. This is how the
Speaker 1: billionaires do it, and you can do this on any budget. Okay, Now,
Speaker 1: let's take a look at why I think this is
Speaker 1: a bulletproof way to build massive wealth. Number One, you
Speaker 1: might say, but Mark Trump put this in. He's only
Speaker 1: gonna be there for four years. He said, they expire
Speaker 1: in four years.
Speaker 3: What if he leaves? Okay, good question.
Speaker 1: But Number one, so what I've already bought the building,
Speaker 1: I've already taken to depreciation.
Speaker 3: I got it back in year one.
Speaker 1: Cool. So that means I have a couple of years
Speaker 1: to do this. Think about what that means. That means
Speaker 1: everybody has a couple of years to do this. That
Speaker 1: means massive amount of investment capital is going to be
Speaker 1: moving into this area right now.
Speaker 3: We have a chance to frontrun that.
Speaker 1: Number two, factories are very sticky. What does that mean
Speaker 1: when Apple or TSMC, when they decide to spend five
Speaker 1: hundred million dollars to build new factories, they don't just
Speaker 1: abandon that next month they.
Speaker 3: Go, well, we're pretty good this quarter, We're out.
Speaker 1: Like no, They're committing for decades and decades and decades.
Speaker 1: You don't just move a factory, right, So these are
Speaker 1: long term investments. Number Two, When you buy these types
Speaker 1: of warehouses, these industrial buildings and things like that, the
Speaker 1: leases are long term. When TSMC is going to come
Speaker 1: in and least that building from you. They're not just
Speaker 1: moving out in six months again, They'll be there for
Speaker 1: decades and decades and decades. And this is all inflation resistant.
Speaker 1: So as prices continue to go up, you raise your rents.
Speaker 1: You raise your rents to keep up with inflation. It's
Speaker 1: all inflation resistant. All right now, I can already hear
Speaker 1: you guys, So let me just answer the questions. But Mark,
Speaker 1: this is real estate. I don't like real estate. I
Speaker 1: don't want to do real estate. It's too much work
Speaker 1: or too much time.
Speaker 3: Whatever. Cool, what's next?
Speaker 1: So remember think second, third, fourth, fifth order. How do
Speaker 1: we take advantage of this eight trillion dollars that's already
Speaker 1: been committed just in quarter one and put some of
Speaker 1: that in our pockets? Okay, what we want to do
Speaker 1: is we want to think about the depreciation accelerator and
Speaker 1: where it goes after that. So we have this eight
Speaker 1: trillion dollars and we're thinking in second, third, fourth fifth order.
Speaker 1: So like number one, where else does it go? I
Speaker 1: don't want to buy the warehouse of the factory, Well
Speaker 1: what about the supporting infrastructure for that? So what are
Speaker 1: these new warehouses and factories especially when they have a
Speaker 1: lot of automation AI running, well, they need power. They
Speaker 1: need lots of power, they need lots of energy. There's
Speaker 1: lots of things around that that we can potentially look
Speaker 1: into investing and see that rise. Which is part of
Speaker 1: the reason why Trump's make American investable again is removing
Speaker 1: regulations so it can grow, but more importantly producing massive
Speaker 1: amounts of energy.
Speaker 3: So number one, Number two labor markets.
Speaker 1: So for example, when you build these new warehouse distribution
Speaker 1: points and manufactureing centers, what has to happen, Well, we
Speaker 1: also have to hire a lot of people, and those
Speaker 1: lots of people happen to need housing. So maybe I
Speaker 1: just want to buy single family housing. I can buy
Speaker 1: single family housing around where they're building it. I know,
Speaker 1: I'm been in real estate for a long time. Some
Speaker 1: of my friends that are still invested into real estate
Speaker 1: are buying homes or have been buying homes around where
Speaker 1: like for example, Costco or Amazon or building their distribution centers. Right,
Speaker 1: because you need lots of people housing also lots of services.
Speaker 1: You've been watching people talk about buy boring businesses, so
Speaker 1: all these service based business around there. So people move
Speaker 1: into the housing. They need house cleaners. They need carpet cleaners,
Speaker 1: they need repair people. Also retail, they need somewhere to shop,
Speaker 1: They need somewhere to buy all their stuff. So all
Speaker 1: these retail stores are going to boom in those areas.
Speaker 1: Entertainment of course, all those people need to do something
Speaker 1: and stuff like that, So lots of places in the
Speaker 1: labor market that we can benefit from this. And then
Speaker 1: we also think about the velocity. This is something I
Speaker 1: talk about all the time. How do I get one
Speaker 1: dollar to do one job? Or how do I get
Speaker 1: it to do two jobs, three jobs, four jobs, five jobs,
Speaker 1: and more importantly, how do I get it doing multiple
Speaker 1: jobs and the fastest rate possible? The question is how
Speaker 1: fast can you move your money through those things? This
Speaker 1: is through the wealth stacking principle that I teach part
Speaker 1: of the acceleration.
Speaker 3: Okay, now what are the potential concerns that we have here?
Speaker 1: Well, let's think you might be thinking, well, the taxes,
Speaker 1: what if they were send those? Well, like I said,
Speaker 1: those are locked in. I receive the full benefit in
Speaker 1: your one number two. Do you need special connections? Well,
Speaker 1: certainly if you want to buy warehouses and things like that,
Speaker 1: you need to know people in those areas, but you
Speaker 1: could go through, like I said, some of these crowdfunding ways,
Speaker 1: you can go through some of the reds, or you
Speaker 1: can go through some syndications, so you can buy your
Speaker 1: connections there makes sense. Now you could also do it
Speaker 1: with no experience, because again, if you're buying into just
Speaker 1: a rate or just one of these types of other
Speaker 1: crowdsourced ways to do that, you don't really they need
Speaker 1: the experience to do that either. Now, I would recommend
Speaker 1: that if you are going to go into a syndication,
Speaker 1: which I do like, you make sure you find a
Speaker 1: very reputable one. There's lots of syndications that popped up
Speaker 1: over the last couple of years when it got really
Speaker 1: hot and they lost a lot of money. So I
Speaker 1: would want to make sure you go through somebody who's very,
Speaker 1: very experienced, who has a very long track record, who
Speaker 1: has a track record of maybe twenty eight and twenty
Speaker 1: twenty and not losing any money during those periods. And
Speaker 1: more importantly, I want to make sure they're vertically integrated
Speaker 1: through the entire process.
Speaker 3: That's what I'm looking for.
Speaker 1: If you want connections on that, come to my workshop
Speaker 1: next week. We'll show you some of the people that
Speaker 1: we're working with in regards to that.
Speaker 3: And then finally, the big wealth shift.
Speaker 1: And this is the key piece that I just want
Speaker 1: to drive home with. There's nothing else you take from
Speaker 1: this video. In times of disruption is when the wealth
Speaker 1: is made. When things are shifting, money is leaving one
Speaker 1: old system, one old paradigm, and it's transferring to a.
Speaker 3: New We call this the wealth transfer the use term.
Speaker 1: This is how the Rockefellers and the Carnegie became household
Speaker 1: names when it comes to building wealth because in these
Speaker 1: transformational shifts, they position themselves to take advantage of that.
Speaker 1: What happens to most people is they stick in the
Speaker 1: old paradigm. They think that it's a bad time in
Speaker 1: the markets, not understanding that it's actually strategy that's more important.
Speaker 1: We know that this is a massive inflection point, as
Speaker 1: a matter of fact, maybe one of the biggest inflection
Speaker 1: points that I can remember in my lifetime. We're talking
Speaker 1: eight trillion dollars over twenty percent of GDP coming in
Speaker 1: in a short amount of time. And I also want
Speaker 1: to remind you this is not about politics. If you
Speaker 1: hate Trump, that's okay, hate them, but don't let this
Speaker 1: cloud your judgment of exactly what's happening. Don't let this
Speaker 1: block you from taking advantage one of the bigges opportunities
Speaker 1: that we had in our lifetime. Like I said, it's
Speaker 1: not timing, it's not good and bad timing in markets.
Speaker 1: It's having the right strategy. And a couple of tools
Speaker 1: that you can use to use this very quickly is
Speaker 1: one the depreciation Accelerator Blueprint, which I want to give
Speaker 1: you that for free, and the wealth Velocity Engine how
Speaker 1: to make sure one dollars investing in as fast as
Speaker 1: I can. I'm gonna give you both of these for
Speaker 1: free if you come hang out at me with at
Speaker 1: the workshop next week. I'll put a link to it
Speaker 1: down below, put the QR code on the screen. But
Speaker 1: either way, come hang out with me and workshop it
Speaker 1: with these tools, or do it on your own. But
Speaker 1: don't let this billionaire playbook run without you, because the
Speaker 1: rich continue to get richer the poor get poor. Why
Speaker 1: because the rich do certain things and you can do
Speaker 1: the same. And if you really want to understand how
Speaker 1: to invest in layers how the billionaires do that, then
Speaker 1: you watch this video where I break the entire process down,
Speaker 1: and I hope to see you over there,