Epic Real Estate Investing - Why Hard Work Doesn’t Payoff Anymore | NEW Bloomberg Study Reveals All... | 1460

Episode Date: April 4, 2025

This episode reveals insights from a Bloomberg report highlighting the stark wealth disparity in America, where the richest half own 97.5% of national wealth, and the top 0.1% control 13.8%. Matt discusses how the ultra-wealthy have significantly increased their wealth in recent years, while regular families struggle to build wealth despite hard work and following traditional financial advice. It introduces Aaron's story, a financially savvy individual who's still falling behind, and explains how he discovered and leveraged a unique real estate strategy. The episode emphasizes the urgency of adopting this strategy amidst a severe housing shortage, growing rental demand, and rapid technological advancements. A free guide is offered to help viewers understand and apply this strategy to secure their financial future. Aaron's free guide on how he solved the 2.5% problem for himself: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zmoWqv9-22ZFdDe6iDUWe0VKO8Mo1zMv/view?pli=1 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Let's go. Want to know why you're working harder without seeing the payoff? Bloomberg just spilled the beans. And once you see these numbers, you'll understand why. The richest half of American households own a staggering 97.5% of all national wealth. Meanwhile, the top 0.1%, just 133,000 families control 13.8% of everything. That's a group smaller than a college football stadium. Well, Alabama Stadium maybe, but you get the point, and with enormous economic power.

But wait, it gets worse. In the last four years, the ultra wealthy added over $6 trillion to their wealth. That's nearly five times the $1.25 trillion wealth increase seen by the entire bottom, 50%. About 66 million American families. You see, while most people were working harder than ever, earning paychecks, saving what they could, and trying to get ahead, this tiny group of families saw their total assets, their wealth grow dramatically. The gap between the wealthy and everyone else isn't just big. It's been widening for decades, and it's now growing faster than at any point since the 1980s. Here, look at these numbers.

The top 0.1% now owns 13.8% of everything. The bottom half owns just 2.5% of national wealth. Regular families are falling further behind every year. I call this the 2.5% problem. When half of America owns just 2.5% of the wealth, something is seriously broken. And this isn't just happening to the poor. Even families with solid incomes are struggling to build wealth. Look at this. Families in the top 10% by income, doctors, lawyers, successful business owners,

saw their share of total wealth drop by 2.4% in just four years. You might think saving money protects you. It doesn't. You might think a good job saves you. It won't. You might think your 401k will rescue you. Think again. The truth, the old rules of turning your income into lasting wealth are dead. This brings me to Aaron, a friend that I've been helping. Aaron did everything right. I mean, at 39 years old, he's a sales executive, good salary, savings account, maxed out 401k, the works. But his wealth is big. barely growing, despite working 60-hour weeks, despite missing his kids' baseball games, despite doing exactly what financial advisors told him to do. Every month, Aaron watches his savings inch up while others seem to leap ahead. He followed all the expert advice, you know, get a good education, climb the corporate ladder, save 15% for retirement, invest in safe index funds. But the numbers don't lie. I mean, at this rate, he'd need to work until 75 just to have enough to retire without significantly reducing his lifestyle. That's not what he promised his family.

That's not the American dream he believed it. And here's what scared Aaron most. Time is running out. The wealth gap isn't just growing. It's accelerating. Every day, the door to real wealth, it closes a little bit more. We're living through the biggest economic shift in history. AI is replacing traditional jobs. Technology is changing faster than ever. The rich keep getting richer. they're disappearing. But in all this chaos, Aaron discovered something interesting. Something that explained why some regular people, he knows,

were still building serious wealth, even in this rigged system. It wasn't stocks, it wasn't crypto, it wasn't some get-rich-quick scheme that happened to be working. It was something much more basic, something that will always have value,

no matter what AI does to our jobs. Something that even the richest families in that Bloomberg report rely on. Look at the data. The wealthy hold most of their money in two things, stocks, which are getting more unpredictable every day, and something else, something that regular people can still access. But here's the thing. This opportunity won't stay open forever. Between AI advances, big corporations, and wealthy investors, this final frontier for regular people is closing fast. So let me show you exactly what Aaron discovered. More importantly, I'll show you why the next 12 to 24

months might be your last chance to use this strategy while it's still available to irregular people. What's the one thing people will always need no matter what? A place to live. Yeah, real estate, but not the way that most people think about it. Not by being a landlord, not by fixing toilets, not chasing late rent. The Bloomberg report revealed something fascinating. Real estate is how many wealthy families built their fortunes, but they're not doing it the old-fashioned way. They use strategies most people never heard about. The same strategies Aaron discovered. These aren't complicated tricks. They don't require a huge down payment, perfect credit, years of experience, or being a handyman. What they do require is understanding one simple truth. While technology disrupts everything

else, people will always need homes. That's not changing whether robots run the stock market or AI manages our retirement accounts. But here's what makes this urgent. The housing shortage, It's getting worse. Affordability, as at an all-time low, and big corporations are buying up properties faster than ever. This might be the last chance for regular people to position themselves on the right side of the wealth gap. Right now, we're at a unique moment in history. Three forces are colliding, a massive housing shortage that's getting worse, more people needing to rent than ever before, and technology that's about to change everything. But unlike stocks or crypto, real estate still needs...

the human touch. It's something that tech world is underestimating. I mean, would you trust an AI with the biggest financial decision of your life? Yeah, most wouldn't. That's why real estate is different. People want to look someone in the eye on something that big and important. They want to shake hands on a deal. They want to work with someone that they trust. They want to take time to process. This human element, it creates a window of opportunity. But it won't last forever either. Eventually, it will become the norm. I mean, five years from now, this path might be closed completely. The barriers might be too high. The corporations might own everything.

But right now, the door is still open. I've put together a free guide that shows exactly how Aaron and others like him are taking advantage of this moment. It reveals how to spot deals nobody else sees, ways to invest without using your own money, in the exact system that's working right now. Before you grab a copy of the guide, though, let me be straight. This isn't for everyone. I mean, if you're happy doing what you're doing, keep doing it. If you're happy watching your 401k crawl up while inflation eats away, you're saving, hey, no problem.

If you're okay waiting 30 years to retire, if that's fine for you, then this isn't for you. But if you're like Aaron, if you're tired of doing everything right but falling behind, if you're ready to position yourself on the right side of that Bloomberg report, just click the link down below in the description to grab your free guide. No email needed. Just one click and it's yours. Inside, you'll discover the exact strategy Aaron used for his first $25,000, deal, how to access up to $150,000 in funding without any collateral, and why the next 12 to 24

months are critical for your financial future. Just click and go. But remember, just like that Bloomberg report showed us, timing is everything. This window of opportunity, it won't stay open forever. The question is, which side of that window do you want to be on when it does close? The outside or the inside. I'll see you next time. Take care. And that wraps up the epic show. It's If you found this episode valuable, who else do you know that might too? There's a really good chance you know someone else who would. And when their name comes to mind, please share it with them. And ask them to click the subscribe button when they get here and I'll take great care of them.

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