Mr. Cardone If folks invest with Cardone capital (or Fundrise etc), they lose control and liquidity. They can't get their money back unless Mr. Cardone is ready to sell the property. With REITs, people don't get stuck. They can liquidate at will to take care of any emergency or alternative opportunity.
Liquid investments are highest in risk as they are 100% exposed to the vagrancies of the behavioural selling pattern of the mass population. You need to stop watching CNBC news and get your head out where the sunshines! Real Assets are backed by physical specimen and their value is protected by their being 'illiquid' in nature. You need liquidity park you cash at the bank. You need an investment buy commercial real estate, and or own your own cash-flowing business.
@@testedforbadboys Please stick with investing in publicly traded REITs vs investing with private REITs a la Cardone capital. Both have pros and cons. In my comment, I have simply pointed-out a major pitfall investors face when investing with private REITs. Stay cool and cheers.
@@GrantCardone You are right about the benefits of investing in real estate for the long-term. No dispute on this fact. Due to ups and downs in the roller coaster economy and an individual's changing circumstances, there are times when one is desperate for liquidity. Cash is king. No disrespect intended.
Agreed. U have to be careful with these private REITs because that's just what it is, despite him not calling it that. U can't liquidate your funds if u want to and one should be able to because it's their $$$. 2nd u may not get a return up to a year or more , so it could be 5 years before you see anything worth your monies. 3rd the 5k buy in people. Please stop. 5k think about that, u could do your own research and find great ways to spread that 5k around to make passive income. Even Jay Morrison trust is $500. Which I don't fully trust. I'm ONLY dealing with public traded trust in this field because of the protection you get. If u go private to hella research
@@testedforbadboys It seems you failed to understand the fact that the risk in volatility of REIT is less than the risk in investing in a one man business. The liquidity risk is too high. Stick to REIT. Period
Bullshit, It's not the education so much as the contacts you meet in college. also it weeds out the lazy fucks. I would bet 99% of the most powerful people in the world have formal educations. Many of which are in groups like the infamous skull and bones. (5 of which have been presidents.) you guys talking money when they talking power. so go get your money... they will always hold the real power. They make the rules man. He who makes the rules..... the second someone knows you have a masters from a good school, you gain mental power, immediately you get respected. You are in the club. Both is the key.
Same shit, no difference with a REIT. REITS are obligated to at-least distribute upto 80-90% of the cash flow generated from the properties. Also approximately 80%-90% of that cash flow must be coming from the properties and not from other sources of income. Nothing is different here folks. Only difference is the free content Grants gives us, Which I highly appreciate. What Grant is doing is raising money for his real estate portfolio. Because I highly double it that if he liquidates any of the properties you buy in, he will write a cheque and share the profits with the investors.
Grant, Why dont you make an IPO, take the money and invest more. Why do you keep appealing to private citizens to invest in your business? Maybe its cheaper and takes no control away from you? Why dont securitize your assets? Tanks for your answer )
You can leverage a REIT 100% if you buy with 0% APR business credit cards via an LLC and roll through 0% APR offers indefinitely on regular purchases, balance transfers, and cash advances. You can also use more leverage on top of that with margin, in other words you leverage up 200% for intraday positions!
If he made 25% every year for 35 years as claimed, he would be turning away money and not begging for it. Warren Buffett hasn't made 25% annually on average.
He's referring to ROE (return on equity), or ROL (return on liability, i.e. debt), not ROIC (return on invested capital) or ROA (return on assets). Assuming Grant Cardone controls $1 billion in real estate, and his capitalization rate is 5%, that would mean he has $50 million in net positive cash flow annually.
Just saw that you sued "Meet Kevin" for talking about you and your business model - that kid shares a lot of good info and value. Not cool Uncle G, not cool at all :(
The real estate is the first thing I plan to execute. That's the heart of my business plan. I really appreciate you reaching out and hopefully have a opportunity to work with you.
Hello, Grant. Happy new year. You have help me so much these last few months. Even today, I watched your video from 2 years ago about how to overcome fear, IT WORKED! Your advice is simple & golden. THANK YOU!!!
Why grant cardone? Revenue sharing model is key. Lets tokenise the real estate industry. Using technology.
5 років тому
There has been more than 120 attempts to tokenise this industry. All failed to reach critical mass but within a month there will be news about a platform with huge capital invested in real estated tokenisation.
REITs definitely have a lot of problems. However, what is the difference between DSTs and Cardone Capital? They seem pretty similar to me, especially considering they give you the same tax advantages and monthly cash distributions. You can also do 1031 exchanges with DSTs. Can you do 1031 exchanges with real estate investments in Cardone Capital?
People say fuck banks and do crazy shit like go into cryptos. Come to think of it, this is really the one time in history you can say fuck banks and go somewhere else. Banks usually don't have competition.
I agree Mark Thomas. Someone as big as Grant could use all this to his advantage rather than sueing a little guy. We are little guys, he has forgotten he is human and he was a little guy.
Of course REITs are not for Grant Cardone, but remember there is only one Grant Cardone in the world. A lot of REITs are backed by real brick properties. Here in Brazil investing with Cardone would be a logistical nightmare, so I will stick with my portifolio of 30% federal brazilian bonds, 25% br stocks, 34% brazilian REITs, 10% real state and 1% emergency funds. However, if I lived in the USA I would alocate as much as 3% in Grant Cardone offerings.
Explain to me how to trade if nobody knows you have what they need. Unless its luck or you ask all 7 billion people if they have what you need, nobody will find them. Its the basis of business, selling
Just because he’s doing well doesn’t mean he stops selling and making money.... you don’t get a million bucks or 100 million or 300 million and be like , I quit. You could if you wanted to but there’s also no reason to quit selling your products and services. Coca Cola isn’t like hey we made 100 million last year let’s just close down
Yes you buy the real estate. Mark it up 17% or more. Then sell it to Cardone Capital. That seems steep. I can see 8-10 percent. I’m worried that the SEC is going to fine you. Hopefully not prosecute.
Yo unc. Im a little confused. How do you write off depreciation but yet refi when and hope for appreciation ? Banks and numbers says its worth more how do you justify depreciation with th I the R and the S?
I guess he is not lying when he says it's not a REIT in the same way a company can add on a small group to a molecule to bypass a patent and avoid infringement.
The first amendment does not wipe away the consequences of saying something... You can say what you want, but still have consequences. People often time forget that.
cardone capital is a private syndication It's NOT a reit. I'm still invested into ipo companies that have a long track record It's the only way to acually go.
because rich guys understand that his investment fund is a REIT same as Rich Uncles or Fundrise. Rich people have no reason to invest in this - better buy an own property and have essential control over it.
5 Reasons you SHOULD invest in REITs (why is he conflating these weird online RE investing sites and public REITs? Not same!): RE private equity (Cardone Capital) vs RE public equity (REIT's).... 1) RE private equity has historically underperformed quite a bit compared to public REIT's 2) public REIT's are liquid RE private equity is not 3) hold REIT's in IRA to protect your dividends, reinvest everything, tax issue solved 4) can hold REIT's in all kinds of different styles and markets, with different management teams, in order to diversify, and 5) There are REIT's that pay monthly, just like Cardone does. bonus) Cardone seems to be mostly in multi-family....there are MANY other types of real estate out there that can all be accessed with normal, public, liquid, REITs.
Sir please bring your books to Indian online stores like Amazon & Flipkart. Your 'Millionaire Booklet', 'The Closer's Survival', 'Real Estate Investing' are currently NOT available both in papercover or hardcover.
Hey Grant! I need some advice. I just got a new contract overseas in Iraq and I will be making about 170k a year. I want to invest. I want to build my wealth. If you were me what would you do to start off? Should I save to buy units or should I save to get involved on a deal?
Buy duplexes in NY for about 100k a piece! www.MedellinRealtyLLC.com. you can also do 30% down no bull. We can show you how and we don't need your money! You will be the only owner on title.
Also Grant, I'm not sure why everyone says your shady or not to trust you. Obviously they just don't have money to invest, nor do they want to make money by any means possible. As long as you make me money that's all I care about. I don't care how you make it as long as you make me my money back and more.
How much would I get per month if I invest $5k now? I have $5k but I'd prefer to know how much I'd get per month and then what to expect if or when you sell the property my money invests into.
I'd love to invest with you, man, but you've got a rule that people need to make $50k/year, and I don't make that kind of money. So I'm backed into a corner and Fundrise is one of the only online real estate options for me.
You can buy REITs and fully leverage them with credit cards at 0% APR indefinitely by rolling balance transfer offers, and further extend leverage on top of that by way of borrowing from margin accounts, and insuring them with dividend collars (i.e. long protective put option and a short covered call option) and extract the value of the dividends (the worthiest of REITs pay at least a 12% annual dividend yield or higher AND have monthly dividend payout dates).
Mr. Cardone
If folks invest with Cardone capital (or Fundrise etc), they lose control and liquidity. They can't get their money back unless Mr. Cardone is ready to sell the property. With REITs, people don't get stuck. They can liquidate at will to take care of any emergency or alternative opportunity.
Liquid investments are highest in risk as they are 100% exposed to the vagrancies of the behavioural selling pattern of the mass population. You need to stop watching CNBC news and get your head out where the sunshines! Real Assets are backed by physical specimen and their value is protected by their being 'illiquid' in nature. You need liquidity park you cash at the bank. You need an investment buy commercial real estate, and or own your own cash-flowing business.
@@testedforbadboys Please stick with investing in publicly traded REITs vs investing with private REITs a la Cardone capital. Both have pros and cons. In my comment, I have simply pointed-out a major pitfall investors face when investing with private REITs. Stay cool and cheers.
@@GrantCardone You are right about the benefits of investing in real estate for the long-term. No dispute on this fact. Due to ups and downs in the roller coaster economy and an individual's changing circumstances, there are times when one is desperate for liquidity. Cash is king. No disrespect intended.
Agreed. U have to be careful with these private REITs because that's just what it is, despite him not calling it that. U can't liquidate your funds if u want to and one should be able to because it's their $$$. 2nd u may not get a return up to a year or more , so it could be 5 years before you see anything worth your monies. 3rd the 5k buy in people. Please stop. 5k think about that, u could do your own research and find great ways to spread that 5k around to make passive income. Even Jay Morrison trust is $500. Which I don't fully trust. I'm ONLY dealing with public traded trust in this field because of the protection you get. If u go private to hella research
@@testedforbadboys It seems you failed to understand the fact that the risk in volatility of REIT is less than the risk in investing in a one man business. The liquidity risk is too high. Stick to REIT. Period
IN OTHER WORDS: Nothing is nearly as good as investing with CARDONE CAPITAL. (The gist of every one of his videos)
Ownership of all property is technically backed by paper.
*Formal education will make you a living; self-education will make you a fortune.. :)*
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@@masternobody1896 Earl Shoaff taught this to Jim Rohn
Generation of knowledge
Bullshit, It's not the education so much as the contacts you meet in college. also it weeds out the lazy fucks. I would bet 99% of the most powerful people in the world have formal educations. Many of which are in groups like the infamous skull and bones. (5 of which have been presidents.) you guys talking money when they talking power. so go get your money... they will always hold the real power. They make the rules man. He who makes the rules..... the second someone knows you have a masters from a good school, you gain mental power, immediately you get respected. You are in the club. Both is the key.
@@pokerman9108 Presidents/PMs dont hold the real power in any democracy.
Isn’t a REIT and Cardone Capital essentially the same...
If he cant purchase a building on his own then how does he purchase all these properties on his own? lmaooooooooo
@@jamaicacaughtoncamera8160 No he can't; not the deals his fund does, anyway. I guarantee you.
@C c so a REIT?
Same shit, no difference with a REIT.
REITS are obligated to at-least distribute upto 80-90% of the cash flow generated from the properties.
Also approximately 80%-90% of that cash flow must be coming from the properties and not from other sources of income.
Nothing is different here folks. Only difference is the free content Grants gives us, Which I highly appreciate.
What Grant is doing is raising money for his real estate portfolio. Because I highly double it that if he liquidates any of the properties you buy in, he will write a cheque and share the profits with the investors.
You get the same things in the REIT; but where are you pulling a 15%+ number from?
I'll stick with VNQ after watching this.
I’ll give you one reason to leave Kevin alone.
Leave Kevin alone suing him isn’t going to do anything but put you in a negative light.
Grant, Why dont you make an IPO, take the money and invest more. Why do you keep appealing to private citizens to invest in your business? Maybe its cheaper and takes no control away from you?
Why dont securitize your assets?
Tanks for your answer )
Maybe cuz they only accept accredited investors
Uncle G with some fire. You have an amazing ability to raise funds.
REIT is convenient , you can handover , pass down , liquidate , zero maintenance needed ...no rental collection problems ...but just can't leverage
you can leverage if you buy stock via margin :) or even options
Plus zero return after fees, taxes and inflation better to do a weekend in Vegas at least you'll have some great memories to bank!
Hard Asset Rich that’s not true in the slightest
You can leverage a REIT 100% if you buy with 0% APR business credit cards via an LLC and roll through 0% APR offers indefinitely on regular purchases, balance transfers, and cash advances. You can also use more leverage on top of that with margin, in other words you leverage up 200% for intraday positions!
If he made 25% every year for 35 years as claimed, he would be turning away money and not begging for it. Warren Buffett hasn't made 25% annually on average.
He's referring to ROE (return on equity), or ROL (return on liability, i.e. debt), not ROIC (return on invested capital) or ROA (return on assets). Assuming Grant Cardone controls $1 billion in real estate, and his capitalization rate is 5%, that would mean he has $50 million in net positive cash flow annually.
Spot on! At 25% CAGR for 35 years he would have owned all the property in America.
Nuclear Armament thank you for clarifying.
Just saw that you sued "Meet Kevin" for talking about you and your business model - that kid shares a lot of good info and value. Not cool Uncle G, not cool at all :(
Finally he did this! He should've done it months ago! Using someone's name to get views then putting him in bad light! So poor and sad
@@NoHandle690 agreed . Gc is the best
The real estate is the first thing I plan to execute. That's the heart of my business plan. I really appreciate you reaching out and hopefully have a opportunity to work with you.
Hello, Grant. Happy new year. You have help me so much these last few months.
Even today, I watched your video from 2 years ago about how to overcome fear, IT WORKED!
Your advice is simple & golden. THANK YOU!!!
Grant Cardone is basically a bully. I don't like him and he seems very shady to me.
And who is Jay Bird? See im the only one that will ever ask
Matthew Thrasher so are all businessman, you don’t make money till you have haters
Why grant cardone? Revenue sharing model is key. Lets tokenise the real estate industry. Using technology.
There has been more than 120 attempts to tokenise this industry. All failed to reach critical mass but within a month there will be news about a platform with huge capital invested in real estated tokenisation.
REITs definitely have a lot of problems. However, what is the difference between DSTs and Cardone Capital? They seem pretty similar to me, especially considering they give you the same tax advantages and monthly cash distributions. You can also do 1031 exchanges with DSTs. Can you do 1031 exchanges with real estate investments in Cardone Capital?
Buying your own deals is best imo
I love your COMMITMENT. Even if you forget the content, you kept going. Funny Lovely Uncle G :-)
Let’s say if the economy tanks tomorrow and the bank want there money the next day what will the course of action be? Will I loose my all my money?
People say fuck banks and do crazy shit like go into cryptos. Come to think of it, this is really the one time in history you can say fuck banks and go somewhere else. Banks usually don't have competition.
And then you go and sue Meet Kevin who has actually said you are brilliant and people can learn a lot from you. Smh 🙄
Mark Thomas really?
Tyron Gibson yes!
I agree Mark Thomas. Someone as big as Grant could use all this to his advantage rather than sueing a little guy. We are little guys, he has forgotten he is human and he was a little guy.
I'm not in the States, but can I invest and from my current location? And what's your minimum investment
Is this video supposed to be edited?
Of course REITs are not for Grant Cardone, but remember there is only one Grant Cardone in the world. A lot of REITs are backed by real brick properties.
Here in Brazil investing with Cardone would be a logistical nightmare, so I will stick with my portifolio of 30% federal brazilian bonds, 25% br stocks, 34% brazilian REITs, 10% real state and 1% emergency funds.
However, if I lived in the USA I would alocate as much as 3% in Grant Cardone offerings.
If your doing so well why are you posting these videos and peddling your product?
Explain to me how to trade if nobody knows you have what they need. Unless its luck or you ask all 7 billion people if they have what you need, nobody will find them. Its the basis of business, selling
Just because he’s doing well doesn’t mean he stops selling and making money.... you don’t get a million bucks or 100 million or 300 million and be like , I quit. You could if you wanted to but there’s also no reason to quit selling your products and services. Coca Cola isn’t like hey we made 100 million last year let’s just close down
He works thats why he is doing well.
Grant Cardone I don't care what you do. Good luck you obviously are doing well.
Will don't preach to people about things not in your personal experience.
Yes you buy the real estate. Mark it up 17% or more. Then sell it to Cardone Capital. That seems steep. I can see 8-10 percent. I’m worried that the SEC is going to fine you. Hopefully not prosecute.
Yo unc. Im a little confused. How do you write off depreciation but yet refi when and hope for appreciation ? Banks and numbers says its worth more how do you justify depreciation with th I the R and the S?
Best editing ever :d
I guess he is not lying when he says it's not a REIT in the same way a company can add on a small group to a molecule to bypass a patent and avoid infringement.
Dang, BMW, Rolls Royce, Tesla, Mercedes, that parking lot is filled with nice cars!
Can’t even remember his own advise! Lol
Pure gold. I am in. Just waiting on funds to hit my bank soon. I want to come meet you this Summer GC ! Returning to Texas in June.
🔴I cant believe you are suing MeeetKevin!!
You are a sad man.
You dont believe in the first amendment.🔴
The 1st Amendment protects you from the government, not private entity.
The first amendment does not wipe away the consequences of saying something... You can say what you want, but still have consequences. People often time forget that.
Gc is the best
cardone capital is a private syndication It's NOT a reit. I'm still invested into ipo companies that have a long track record It's the only way to acually go.
That’s great Grant but where do I invest if I’m not accredited
So....what's the minimum to invest in Cardone capital???
Gioxtream The cheapest investment I saw this month was 5 grand
I heard reits pay right away when people invest
Great advices Uncle G! All best!
Well it is not for the average investor. Of anywhere from $500-$1000.
can i invest in Cardone Capital from South Africa?
ungle g. i dont understand this, why not ask the rich friends to invest in your investment? one rich guy can invest more than 100s of small investors.
because rich guys understand that his investment fund is a REIT same as Rich Uncles or Fundrise. Rich people have no reason to invest in this - better buy an own property and have essential control over it.
5 Reasons you SHOULD invest in REITs (why is he conflating these weird online RE investing sites and public REITs? Not same!): RE private equity (Cardone Capital) vs RE public equity (REIT's).... 1) RE private equity has historically underperformed quite a bit compared to public REIT's 2) public REIT's are liquid RE private equity is not 3) hold REIT's in IRA to protect your dividends, reinvest everything, tax issue solved 4) can hold REIT's in all kinds of different styles and markets, with different management teams, in order to diversify, and 5) There are REIT's that pay monthly, just like Cardone does. bonus) Cardone seems to be mostly in multi-family....there are MANY other types of real estate out there that can all be accessed with normal, public, liquid, REITs.
Do I make more than 10% returns when if I invest with Cardone Capital?
You should.
6% with a 35% cut off the top
Sir please bring your books to Indian online stores like Amazon & Flipkart. Your 'Millionaire Booklet', 'The Closer's Survival', 'Real Estate Investing' are currently NOT available both in papercover or hardcover.
You should probably invest...
... in a video editor
Hey Grant! I need some advice. I just got a new contract overseas in Iraq and I will be making about 170k a year. I want to invest. I want to build my wealth. If you were me what would you do to start off? Should I save to buy units or should I save to get involved on a deal?
Come let's start a real estate crowdfunding revenue sharing platform
Buy duplexes in NY for about 100k a piece! www.MedellinRealtyLLC.com. you can also do 30% down no bull. We can show you how and we don't need your money! You will be the only owner on title.
@@katejannuzzi2375 what's the question?
@@XavierMedellin send me your information on my email.
Mr blackshear 27 @ gmail . Com (no spaces)
@@katejannuzzi2375 you saying to invest in mortgage notes?
Also Grant, I'm not sure why everyone says your shady or not to trust you. Obviously they just don't have money to invest, nor do they want to make money by any means possible. As long as you make me money that's all I care about. I don't care how you make it as long as you make me my money back and more.
How much would I get per month if I invest $5k now? I have $5k but I'd prefer to know how much I'd get per month and then what to expect if or when you sell the property my money invests into.
if you invest $5000 and his deal gives you 6% back you will get $25 monthly for a total of $300 a year.
@@realslime1749 that's too little 300 per year returning think I stick with forex investment
I'd love to invest with you, man, but you've got a rule that people need to make $50k/year, and I don't make that kind of money. So I'm backed into a corner and Fundrise is one of the only online real estate options for me.
I love real estate
www.MedellinRealtyLLC.com if you want NY real estate and if you need a loan in Cali www.EquityBuildersHomeFinancing.com
Can I help you with your videos? The audio isn't very good
Can I invest if I live in Australia?
Have you invested internationally Uncle G?
10x cash flow these nuts cardone, you get your money from suing people not real estate.
I gotta learn more but I'll be happy to invest soon as much as I can
You got the office painted? Looks nice I like the palm trees. REITs are trash.
I'll remember this, thanks.
Stop selling and show your beautiful wife...........I think she can do it better and for sure get more eye 👀. Good luck!!!
Absolutely
I’m going to make enough money to invest with you Grant !
Did you invest with GC?
Grant, I wish to meet you in person within the next 24 months, and if investing in your real estate gives me that privilege, I’m in! See you soon.
Short memory or what? Can't remember your advantages?
thanks Mr Grant Cardone
Gotta trust a guy with a hat that says cash flow on it
What's Gc real net worth curious
Nice
I don t really understand anything. You should better make another video about this. Come on GC, this is the first not-good video you recently posted.
Why so many dislikes? Probably the REIT holders.
You can buy REITs and fully leverage them with credit cards at 0% APR indefinitely by rolling balance transfer offers, and further extend leverage on top of that by way of borrowing from margin accounts, and insuring them with dividend collars (i.e. long protective put option and a short covered call option) and extract the value of the dividends (the worthiest of REITs pay at least a 12% annual dividend yield or higher AND have monthly dividend payout dates).
Quit trying to suppress people’s voices with petty lawsuits!
Forgot the last reason lol
Uncle G !!
Cool!
Cardone Capital is still a REIT 😅
Wowwww love it Grant Cardone 10x10x10x
Ok
This is great content! BOBA baby.
What’s BOBA?
@@JessicaHicks be obsessed or be Average.
Good motto to live by.
Nice uncle G
4:26 Pretty much me in front of a video camera...
I'd give my money to a bum on the street before this bum in a Rolls Royce
Interesting
Your my rich uncle grant
Make me your student.
I love grant is the best
Jesus loves you
Deal Broker = Middleman
Yo GC!
Aaaaayyyyyyeeeeeee
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