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HI 26 – Issues and Conflicts Facing Our Nation’s Border Patrol Agents and Law Enforcement Officials with Andy Ramirez
Join Jason Hartman as he interviews Andy Ramirez, founder and president of the Law Enforcement Officers Advocates Council, regarding the legal struggles that border patrol law enforcement officers face with illegal immigration and drug smugglers. As insane as it sounds, border patrol has been told it’s...
HI 25 – Pensions, 9/11, and Real Estate Investing
In this episode, Jason talks with a former police officer of 24 years.
HI 24 – Dr. Sky – Law Enforcement and Fighting Crime with Steve Kates
Jason Hartman talks with Steve Kates (aka "Dr. Sky") who, with his brother Joe, are active with the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office in the Special Forces Unit and help to fight crime in the sixth largest metro area in the nation. Visit http://heroicinvesting.com/category/podcast/. He has been engaged...
HI 23 – Firefighter and Quick House Buyer – Terry Wygal & Jason Hartman
Jason Hartman talks with Terry Wygal from Houston, Texas. As a volunteer firefighter right who was also voted as Fire Officer of The Year 2009! – FOOTY ’09. Terry became a firefighter shortly after 9-11 as the bravery of those Hero’s mesmerized him and he wondered if he had that in him... could...
HI 22 – Cop Buys Over 100 Income Properties Starting With Just $1,000 While Working Full-Time
Jason Hartman welcomes Mike Butler to The Heroic Investing Show. While working his full time job as an undercover police detective in Louisville, Ky, Mike began his real estate investing career by buying fixer uppers and renting them to make extra money vs. working “off duty” jobs like most of his...
HI 21 – The Ten Commandments of Heroic Investing
Listen in as Jason Hartman talks about the 10 Commandments of successful investing. http://heroicinvesting.com/category/podcast.
It’s not your grandfather’s police retirement
It used to be that pensions for police, fire, and other emergency service careers were based upon receiving a certain percentage of your highest salary of the last ten years of employment – or some permutation of that. Those were the good old days. New retirees hope to build wealth lies in the whims...