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Investing in Real Estate publishes three times a week! It's a show hosted by Clayton Morris with a laser focus on buy and hold rental properties in order to create passive income. Clayton shares tried and true methods for acquiring rental real estate, building net worth, and accelerating your financial freedom. This podcast utilizes expert interviews, case studies with normal everyday investors, and Clayton's own methods for achieving passive income. If you want to learn how to acquire turnkey rentals, discounted properties, passive income and true legacy wealth then subscribe today.

There have been some major threats to the US dollar’s global dominance over the last several years. Here on the show, we’ve talked about geopolitical shifts, political instability, and the rise of BRICS nations all putting simultaneous pressure on the dollar. But today we’re going to unpack the biggest threat of all: the U.S. national debt. On this episode of The Investing in Real Estate Podcast, we’re going to unpack what’s happening with the national debt. You’re going to learn about what it means for the economy, the future of the dollar, and for everyday Americans.

The wealth gap in the United States just keeps getting more and more vast, and it’s happening faster than most people realize. And no, I’m not talking about the Jeff Bezos or Mark Zuckerburgs of the world.I’m talking about the ways that real, everyday Americans can build lasting wealth. On this episode of Investing in Real Estate, we’re unpacking what’s going on behind the scenes with the widening wealth gap in the United States, and what it means for you.

If you thought housing affordability was just starting to get better, that just came to a crashing halt right before our eyes. All of a sudden, the housing market is frozen. Buyers are hesitant, sellers are sitting on the sidelines, and deals are falling apart left and right. And believe it or not, one of the biggest reasons isn’t even happening here in the United States. It’s happening halfway across the world.The escalating war involving Iran has triggered a chain reaction that’s now rippling through the global economy. Now, it’s starting to hit the US housing market in a major way. On this episode of Investing in Real Estate, we’re going to walk through the implications that war has on the economy, inflation, and the housing market.

In an era of shifting economic tides and mainstream media narratives, finding a safe harbor for your hard-earned savings is more critical than ever. Today, you’re going to get a full rundown on the best place to put your money during times of inflation, war, and uncertainty. Today’s guest is Peter Schiff. He is an economist and the president and CEO of Euro Pacific Capital and Schiff Gold. On this episode of Investing in Real Estate, he’s here to share his insights on what’s going on in the economy and the markets.a

For the last couple of decades, Americans have been completely lied to about retirement. And not just misled, but flat-out lied to, by an entire system designed to make you feel like you’re doing the right thing, while draining your accounts behind the scenes.On this episode of Investing in Real Estate, you’re going to learn about what’s really going on with the state of retirement in the United States. We’re going to discuss the real statistics, including average balances and what’s going on in the workforce. Plus, you’ll learn how you can use real estate investing to build a retirement plan that works for you.

President Donald Trump has recently floated a groundbreaking idea: eliminate federal income tax altogether, potentially replacing it with tariffs, consumption-based taxes, or other revenue sources.This idea has majorly raised eyebrows, as many Americans can’t imagine a country without taxes. But here’s a fact most people don’t realize: income tax hasn’t existed for most of American history – and that its creation is deeply connected to war, debt, and the modern financial system. On this episode of Investing in Real Estate, we’re going to discuss these intricate connections and how a country without income tax could change things.

If you’ve been watching the markets lately, you know exactly what panic looks like.We saw gold and silver crash at historic rates and then rebounding the very next day. Then of course, there’s news of the dollar declining. Stocks have been up and down, and the markets are panicking.Today I want to break down exactly why stocks, tech, precious metals, crypto, all of it, feels unstable, what the Federal Reserve has to do with this mess, and why boring, predictable assets might be the only thing keeping portfolios stable in 2026.

Too many people think inside the box when it comes to buying real estate. And honestly, it’s not their fault. For most of our lives, banks, lenders, and even well-meaning family members have conditioned us to believe there is only one acceptable path to owning a piece of real estate. So on this episode of Investing in Real Estate, I’m going to walk you through some of my favorite creative financing methods you can use to start or build your portfolio. These are creative financing secrets the banks will NEVER bring up, even though they’re completely legal and legitimate.

The news is true, the dollar is collapsing. On today’s show, we’re going to discuss this recent breaking news, including the release of the Jeffrey Epstein files and their disturbing contents. We’re also covering the concept of the Great Reset as discussed at the World Economic Forum. You're going to learn important insights into current events and geopolitics. Most importantly, you’ll learn how to invest to protect yourself from the collapsing U.S. dollar.

This could seriously shake up the US housing market. President Trump recently outlined plans to crack down on big corporations, Wall Street firms, and hedge funds that have been scooping up single-family homes at scale. In short, the idea is to ban or severely limit institutional investors from dominating the residential housing market.On this episode of Investing in Real Estate, we’re diving into the politics and economics of this proposal and its potential effects.