so if you've always had the desire to get into real estate or you're already in real estate, this event is the perfect opportunity for you to learn than's system. than's system has created thousands of success stories around the country and helped numerous people make money and change their financial futures forever. >> just a few months ago, i attended one of than merrill's training events. since then, i've sold two properties, i have six houses under construction, and i have three houses under contract. in fact, the house behind me i just sold and made $38,000. i'm providing a better life for my daughter, and i'm absolutely loving life. now i'd like to introduce you to the man who changed my life, my mentor and friend, than merrill. >> if you're looking to increase your income, become less dependent on a job, spend more time with your friends and family, and ultimately have more fun and freedom in your life, then stick with me, because i'm gonna show you how you can have all of those things and more by learning my proven three-step system for investing in real estate. i'm than merrill

i'm a real-estate investor, and prior to going to the free event and getting my start in real-estate investing, i was a stay-at-home mom. i did foster care for 10 years. and i welcomed 82 heads in and out of my front door during that 10 years. and as kiddos do, they grow up and move out and get lives of their own. and i wanted to still find something that i could do to be passionate about and find a way to give back. and so, i decided to attend a free event and see if real estate was really something that i wanted to get into and i found that it was gonna be much simpler than i thought and that i didn't need to have a lot of experience or money of my own to make it work for me. and so, going through that process, i've been able to close on 15 deals in the last 12 months. so, making my life amazing and giving us the opportunity to live life on our terms. >> so, what do you think of the event? >> it's great. phenomenal. >> learning a lot? >> absolutely. >> and you can do it when you get home? >> i can't wait. >> the reason why we came to the >> so, i work in the corporate world, and i

s number-one -estate radio show, author, and one of tv's most trusted real-estate investment experts, people like you how to build wealth in today's real-estate market. you'll learn how to flip and hold income-generating properties. whether you have great credit, no credit, lots of money, or little to no money, nick's system can work for you. nick and his power team of real-estate experts are looking to work with a select group of motivated individuals in your area. so, if you're looking to start a career in real estate, or if you're already working in real es to learn how to get in, get out, and get paid using nick's easy three-step system. nick's "fortunes in flipping" system has created some of the newest and most successful real-estate entrepreneurs today. they're making money while changing their financial future for themselves and those they love, and now so can you. so if you're tired of the daily grind that never seems to get you ahead, stay tuned, because in the next 30 minutes, nick is the life you've always wanted, right there in your own backyard. >> are you tired of depen

so, if you're looking to start a career in real estate, or if you're already working in real estate,hen this is your chance to learn how to get in, get out, and get paid using nick's easy three-step system. nick's "fortunes in flipping" system has created some of the newest and most successful real-estate entrepreneurs today. they're making money while changing their financial future for themselves and those they love, and now so can you. so if you're tired of the daily grind that never seems to get you ahead, it's time to take action. so pick up the phone and call right now. when you register, you'll receive three v.i.p. tickets to nick's real-estate workshop, and nick will send you disc one of his "fortunes in flipping" cd set. then, when you attend, you'll be treated to a free meal and receive nick's v.i.p. tech package, with a gps smartphone watch, a usb power charger, and usb flash drive preloaded with nick's flipping guide and flipping cd set -- a $599 value, yours free of charge -- as nick's gift to you. but that's not all. each registered guest will also automatically be ente

so, if you're looking to start a career in real estate, or if you're already working in real estate, then this is your chance to learn how to get in, get out, and get paid using nick's easy three-step system. nick's "fortunes in flipping" system has created some of the newest and most successful real-estate entrepreneurs today. they're making money while changing their financial future for emse tse ty love, and now so can you. so if you're tired of the daily grind that never seems to get you ahead, stay tuned, because in the next 30 minutes, nick is going to show you how to create right there in youown backyard. >> are you tired of depending on a job where you live paycheck to paycheck? do you want to increase your income while enjoying the quality time with your family and friends? or maybe you're just tired of having small returns on investments like your 401( and your iras. if so, stay right here, because i'm gonna show you how you can have all of that and more in a career in real estate. guys, i want to introduce you to someone. an amazing testimony. one of my students -- his nam

so if you've always had the desire to get into real estate or you're already in real estate, this eventopportunity for you to learn than's system. than's system has created thousands of success stories around the country and helped numerous people make money and change their financial futures forever. >> just a few months ago, i attended one of than merrill's training events. since then, i've sold two properties, i have six houses under construction three houses under contract. in fact, the house behind me i just sold and made $38,000. i'm providing a better life for my daughter, and i'm absolutely loving life. now i'd like to introduce you to the man who changed my life, my mentor and friend, than merrill. >> if you're looking to increase your income, become less dependent on a job, spend more time with your friends and family, and ultimately have more fun and freedom in your life, then stick with me, because i'm gonna show you how you can have all of those things and more by learning my proven three-step system for investing in real estate. i'm than merrill, star of a&e's hit tv show

and martha washington's estate at mt. vernon. he basically became a support and he was living on the estate with his grandparents and inherited arlington estate once martha died in 1802. 1802 we believed that he actually had relations with a slave. another slave at mt. vernon. and together they had a daughter that ultimately married charles here at the arlington estate in 1821. it's interesting that they both grew up here. charles i think as a young man had an affinity to wash her grow up that probably worked here at the house once she became of e. >>> they were married in 1821, shortly after that they began to have children, first child in 1823 and second one in 1825. shortly after the second child was born, george washington park decided to sell mariah. they have always suggested he simply free mariah and her children. he gave her 17 acres of property. the last several months we found documents in the alexandria circuit courthouse that suggest that george washington actually sold mariah and her two children to a quaker. quakers

are you safe with your real estate agent? but first.. tragedy on mount charleston. a car rolls into a ditch.. trapping the driver inside. video and pictures -- of a frightening crash -- you'll only see -- on 13-action news. a man is airlifted -- from kyle-canyon road -- after he was trapped -- in his flipped-over vehicle. 13-action news reporter -- david schuman spoke to the two men -- who discovered the crash -- and called 9-1-1. david. around midnight -- pretty remote. if it weren't for the two north las vegas men driving by -- who knows how long it might have been until the crash victim was found...and that's a scary thought. 19:12:48 michael betts "first thing i did was kiss each one of my kids and my wife, then laid down and went to bed. that could've been me." that's michael betts describing the didn't want to get any closer. i thought the worst had happened." it was a they called 9-1-1...and waited. 19:11:29 davila "i felt still on. i'm asking, 'can i turn off the car?' 'no, don't turn off the michael and roberto say they did what anyone would have. now they

core real estate, some bought a 2% yield.ill see them, they will follow the 10 year to 100 plus basis points. for real estate. the other argument is inflation. if costs go up and rents rise, those buildings are worth more. if i knew that, i could be really rich. erik: the lower end of greenwich is fine, below $2 million. that is greenwich, connecticut. new york city has units coming online at the wrong time. when it started it was priced for the $6,000 a foot. it gets thinner as the dollar get stronger and foreigners are feeling the pain. did they bailout on the high end of the real estate market? barry: i don't think so. not short-term. th when it has confidence will buy the units. will the russians be here? they left. the brazilians left. the chinese came in. i think they are nervous moving money around. you made the point about china. it is important to leave have to wonder is this the first step on limiting chinese investment in foreign assets, or one and done, or sequential? keepre just trying to capital at home? you wil

investors who have given up on stocks have returned to real estate investment.rices of newly built homes in 70 major chinese cities, have surged up to 60% in the last 12 months. somehow beijing is so costly, buyers cannot be found. property prices have gone up by more than 500 u.s. dollars per square meter in just over one year. the closer you get to central beijing, the higher the prices. the pricing units are almost $15,000 per square meter. the surge in crisis has made it challenging for people to buy their dream home. many are moving to the suburbs, in search of afford abable rent. the city's commute time is the second longest in the world. >> people from all corners of the country come to the capital in search of business opportunities. unless they are very successful, it is difficult to live here. >>> the sudden rise of property prices in beijing has created a serious value cost imbalance. we follow the lives of those in pursuit of the second coming of the chinese dream. and the hopes of those who are dashed. >>> tiananmen square is where mao zedong declar

estate, industrial real estate, tons of land that was all developable in terms of real estate development. he was a zillionaire, he was a top donor to new jersey governor jim mcgreevey. incidentally he'd also helped the governor's hunky secret israeli boyfriend get the work permits he needed to come to new jersey to get his suspiciously high powered job that, again, maybe he wasn't the best qualified guy in the world to get. he also put the governor's hunky israeli boyfriend on his own payroll at his real estate firm for a little while. and so if you were paying attention to new jersey politics at the time, it might have been a little sign of impending earthquake a week before i am a gay american when the i am a gay american governor's top donor, this connected real estate mogul got arrested and perp walked in front of the press. ultimate, after the governor resigned the following year, the rich donor guy who got arrested a week before the governor's resignation, the rich donor guy was ultimately convicted of illegal campaign donations and tax evasion and witness tampering, and most of th

they were hoping it would lead to the missing real estate agent. carter's cell carrier turned over everything on her phone. and there was one thing that caught investigator's attention. these blurry and dark pictures she took of the house she was trying to sell. not exactly showcase material. when her daughter-in-law had a chance to see them -- >> you have a theory about why they're badly taken photos. >> you can just tell that it was like quick, just quick. >> like she knew -- >> i knew she knew something was wrong. >> she believed beverly was scared of those potential buyers and was rushing to fin, showing the house. it was all bad news. beverly carter had now been missing for three days. >> i've never felt that kind of loss of control. you feel utterly hopeless. >> and helpless. you can't do anything. >> yeah, yeah. >> what they didn't know was that detectives were about to crack this case wide open. the team that had discovered the buyers' contact information was fake kept investigating. >> and they were able to start taking the e-mail address

so, if you're looking to start a career in real estate, or if you're already working in real estate, then this is your chance to learn how to get in, get out, and get paid using nick's easy three-step system. nick's "fortunes in flipping" system has created some of the newest and most successful real-estate entrepreneurs today. they're making money while changing their financial future for themselves and those they love, and now so can you. so if you're tired of the daily grind that never seems to get you ahead, stay tuned, because in the next 30 minutes, nick is going to show you how to create the life you've always wanted, right there in your own backyard. >> are you tired of depending on a job where you live paycheck to paycheck? do you want to increase your income while enjoying the quality time with your family and friends? or maybe you're just tired of having small returns on investments like your 401(k) and your iras.

that is not uncommon. >> how did this former prisoner get a real estate license? court records show when he was 15 he was convicted of kidnapping a 14-year-old by holding a gun to her head, at his home he duct tape her mouth and raped her. in this letter to the real es fight with his girlfriend and he never showed her the gun. >> south carolina believed him, one of several states were a criminal conviction does not stop you from getting a real estate license, we checked a handful of other states and found similar policies. >> is it something you consider ? >> it is. >> it is about giving people a is truthful honest and of good moral character.>> can the public be assured someone who gets a real estate license is safe? >> if it does not look like they have been rehabilitated they will not get a license. >> in arizona they will not issue a license to a sex offender for those convicted of other crimes. missouri disallows sex abusers kohlhepp got 15 years after being out of prison, but this case is isolated. >> it is tragic. tragic things happen in any industry. >> re

going forward, if you own commercial real estate and the debt backed by commercial real estate and assetsu have got to feel better with inflation picking up. financial assets, stocks are better than bonds. it is not like it is all that rosie. joe: all right, troy, we appreciate it. >> the markets close less than 10 minutes away. their 39 points above 19,000 for the first time ever. we look at the record levels for u.s. equities next. this is birth. -- this bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: the nasdaq s&p 500 and the dow all ready to close at record highs simultaneously. how often does that actually happened? our producer doug into the numbers and this is what he found. it happen a couple of times, at least this current cycle. each bar highlight on a quarterly basis. we did that so you can go back to the early 1970 six. you can see there is a long time from 2000 until 2015 when it did not happen. it happened a bunch of times in the mid to late 1990 passes in the early 1990's. droughtsee there was a in the 1970's. not kind as you mentioned it all the way over to the left-hand side of the screen, you ca

it's the same thing for succeeding ireal estate. if you follow my systems, you'll save your financial life. this easy-to-follow three-step system will provide the guidance and protection that you'll need to safely create the financial security that your family needs and deserves. one of the things that i'm gonna bring you is reality, not reality tv. let me tell you what i mean by that. i started this nv real estate academy because i want to give back to someone just like me. owned a technology business. i mentioned that earlier. and i lost my business between the year 2000 and about 2004. toughest years of my life. i lost, guys, everything. i had two daughters, a wife, and a daughter on the way. and i had lost all my wealth. rl estate, one door at a time. and i've created millions of dollars of wealth for me and generations to come. and i want to give that back to you now. it means a lot to me, and i really want to help you. come to the event. i'll show you how to do that. i'll show you how to do it safely. and i'll show you how to

than is hosting a one-of-a-kind free two-hour real-estate wealth-building workshop where you will learn his three-step system for getting started flipping homes and buying and holding income properties. than and his team are currently looking for a small group of motivated individuals who want to work directly with his team and learn the exact step-by-step system he's used to flip hundreds of properties over the past decade.

s number-one real-estate radio show, author, and one of tv's most trusted real-estate investment experts, nick is hosting a unique, free people like you how to build wealth in today's real-estate market. you'll learn how to flip and hold income-generating properties. whether you have great credit, no credit, lots of money, or little to no money, nick's system can work for you. nick and his power team of real-estate experts are looking to work with a select group of motivated individuals in your area. so, if you're looking to start a career in real estate, or if

they frantically searched for the missing real estate agent.where she's at? >> yup. >> shortly after arriving, an officer stumbled on something straight out of a crime novel, an elbow sticking out of a shallow grave. it was beverly. detective allison went to see carl. >> you'll never forget the look on somebody's face when you tell name that you found their spouse. it's hard. that's probably the hardest part. >> he said we found beverly. i said was she alive? and no. i'm sorry. but she wasn't. >> we had worked so hard to find her. we just tried to do right and it wasn't enough. >> i know she pleaded. i know she pleaded for her life and to be sent to come back to us and for her grand babies and i had to comfort them. >> arron was charged with murder and kidnapping and his wife crystal lowery charged as his accomplice. his words to shannon miller outside those of the sheriff's office didn't sound like an innocent man. >> why beverly? >> she was a rich broker. >> it was just as chilling in person as it was on tv and he gets into the car and you're

alford furman bequeathed his estate to the city and county of san francisco with a direction that the revenues be split between the library and park and rec. this land is in current county close to bakersfield just north and maybe a little west of bakersfield. his estate included thousands of acres of land in fresno and kern counties including a working oilfield. i will start off with as we get into the climate portion with a number. 2°c. to prevent catastrophic climate change and eight impact on our climate, we need to limit the increase in global temperatures to 2°c below preindustrial levels. we have already hit

real estate just seemed to be a perfect fit for me. i did always know that i wanted to be t every day. i started out helping out around the office. and when i saw the amount of opportunity i had to get involved. i've literally grown up with coldwell banker. i couldn't ask for a better support system. it's like a second family. coldwell banker has helped me in every way you can imagine. when people buy a house, it's not just buying a house. it's buying a way of life. it's buying happiness for them, for their family. i'm a young broker, so i can relate to the first time homebuyers. i like to make the experience more fun and less formal. have a lot of clients who are now lifelong friends. you know, i'm working for them, but we're working together. being in real estate is absolutely one of the most rewarding jobs you can have. real estate is not just finding a client a house, it's finding my friend a home. so i give them all the information they need to know and we have fun with it. i consider myself lucky to do something i love while maki

ceo of trimont real estate. as it's forward for the first time in seven years, are we on the way after a fantastic run? i guess you are going to say no. >> unpredictability is good. politics is the black swan creating the trouble, whether it be brexit, the u.s. election situation. a year ago when we were talking about unpredictability, it was external forces like fed policy, interest rates and liquidity in global markets. i would not guess politics is the word in terms of the market. very interesting to see how things play out. the uk gave us fair warning in terms of how unpredictability as a result of brexit could impact the u.s. and potentially the global capital markets. so, next tuesday is going to be interesting. >> going to come back to the point of liquidity. it is absolutely right. you can't have a liquid asset that takes 3-12 months to liquidize unless you have a huge cash offer. it made no sense in my mind. i go back further and saw the same thing in the early '90s, the same thing in 2001-2002. they ha

. >> an arkansas real estate agent remains missing this eveing. >> i'm texting her, i'm calling her. something's wrong. >> it's beverly. i haven't been hurt. please dont call the police. if you call the police, it could be bad. >> you can hear how scared she was. i know she pleaded. >> this is like a movie, this chase and this kidnapping. >> oh yeah. >> emotions are just everywhere. >> i can still feel the pain. >> did you find her? is she alive? >> in this southern city linked to this president and first lady, there was another lady making a name for herself in little rock, arkansas. >> she had a billboard on one of the busiest interstates. >> as a top selling realtor, beverly carter had become somewhat of a local celebrity. with her infectious smile he put house hunters at ease, trusted to find the perfect home, she often did. >> beverly was awesome. nobody could do it like beverly could. >> this realtor had a target on her back and she didn't know it. >> for beverly, being a realtor was more than just closing a deal. >> was she in the perfect job for her personality? >> absolutely

previous real estate experience or your own money to invest to profit in real estate the yancey way. scott yancey's free lunch and dinner events bring you all the live local training you need to succeed in real estate. and his money partners will put up 100% of the money you need to do your deals. it's simple. you find the properties to flip. they put up the money. and you each get a piece of the profits. anyone, any age, from any walk of life can do >> this isn't a theory. this isn't something we're trying. this is something that works, and we're doing it right now, all over the country. >> i actually phoned the hotel to see if this was for real. and they said, "oh, yeah. it is." >> scott's just made it super-easy to expand into real estate, because everything that you need is right here. >> so, what do you think of the event? >> i think it's awesome. i mean, it's, like, making me like, "yes, i have to make that deal -- that first deal." >> absolutely. >> got to do it, like, now.

s number-one real-estate radio show, author, and one of tv's most trusted real-estate investment experts free two-hour workshop, teaching people like you how to build wealth in today's real-estate market. you'll learn how to flip and hold income-generating properties. whether you have great credit, no credit, lots of money, or little to no money, nick's system can work for you. nick and his power team of real-estate experts are looking

money to invest to profit in real estate the yancey way. scott yancey's free lunch and dinner events bring you all the live local training you need to succeed in real estate. and his money partners will put up 100% of the money you need to do your deals. it's simple. you find the properties to flip. they put up the money. and you each get a piece of the profits.

estate markets. when i mentioned phrases like ,"ittle italy" or "chinatown you immediately know what i mean. it does not require expedition. it paints a picture in one's mind of neighborhood dynamics. of course, immigration was a direct contributor to the rise of tenement housing, which in my opinion ultimately gave rise to a movement for higher-quality housing. studies in the 1930's for the birth of federal housing policy, which saw its precursors in cities like new york and chicago. so you could make a strong argument that immigration itself is what gave birth to our federal housing policy today. our panel will be a little less historical, except for the last decade. our panel is going to look at recent trends, especially in like of the recent housing boom and bust, which coincided with a significant movement of immigration. we are offering connections between immigration and real estate. jacobrst speaker will be vigdor, from the university of washington. that is the other washington, the one with

and i had lost all my wealth. much real estate, one door at a time. and i've created millions of dollars of wealth for me and generations to come. and i want to give that back to you now. it means a lot to me, and i really want to help you. come to the event. i'll show you how to do that. i'll show you how to dit safely. and i'll show you how to do it with integrity. now, i kw many of you are still thinking that you need great credit or loads of money to do this business in real estate. well, that's jt not true. in fact, a large number of my most successful students have used private money l they have gained access through my trainin making large profits and never using a penny of their own money. >> best return i got in a year, i think, was 10%, 11% in the stock market. >> and one thing about the stock any control over things because it's all decisions in people at e top of the companies that you have no control over, so it's very volatile. like she said, on a good year, if we made 10% to 12%, we were ecstatic. up to 60%. we have done 60% on deals. m

let's get out to hessa naji active in the real estate business, commercial real estate, joining us from los angeles. thank you for getting up early or staying up late for us. which candidate is better for your business? >> good morning. it's a pleasure to be on the program with you. that has not really been clear based on the economic plans that both sides have shared, which have been very limited. there's really not a clear choice that you can translate into direct effect on the economy, direct effect on the real estate business. what's important that we're hearing from our clients, all types of clients, whether they are private individual investor, large institutional investors, is whether the economic expansion can keep going. we're in our seventh year now and most recoveries in the u.s. have lasted on average about five years. the fundamentals certainly point to a continuation of job growth, whichever administration is really -- whichever side is chosen as the next administration. but the question is, to what degree will the economy continue to create jobs? and to what degree will w

his father fred was a millionaire real estate developer. the trump patriarch has been described as a human machine. driven. >> his father was, you know, he was a demanding guy, and he did very much push donald. donald is some ways was the chosen son. >> reporter: that ambition was was unmistakably prevalent in >> donald, i think, was more than a troublemaker. he was a profound brat. he has said that he punched his teachers when he didn't like what he was being told to do. >> reporter: in need of discipline young donald was shipped off to new york military academy. >> once he came under the control of the staff at the school, he wanted to excel. he had to be first at everything, even if it was just first inline in the cafeteria. >> reporter: just last year trump told abc's barbara walters about his dreams at that time in his life. >> what was your fantasy when you were very young? >> to be a baseball player. i was a great baseball player. >> what position? >> first base. catcher, first base. but in those days you got paid $2, right? >> and t