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089: Podcast Announcement

When do you start reinvesting money into a property? Here are 4 rules: #1 Never do the whole rehab #2 Do your worst case scenario #3 Look for 30% return or don’t do it #4 Leave something for the next guy Buying Multi-family is not buying real estate—it’s buying a business. Every dollar that you spend, 30 cents should come back to you. If you don’t get a return on investment, why spend the money? Rehab is not about taking shortcuts—it’s about being smart about cutting costs that aren’t needed. Create the illusion you are spending money. What do you need to spend to increase rents? Does it make sense to rehab the whole place? Maybe you can fix things by changing 1 or 2 things. . Bottom line, if you are going to spend money, make sure you will get a return on it. Listen to new episodes of Real Estate Investing Now on the Cardone Zone. GrantCardone.com/podcast

When do you start reinvesting money into a property? Here are 4 rules: #1 Never do the whole rehab #2 Do your worst case scenario #3 Look for 30% return or don’t do it #4 Leave something for the next guy Buying Multi-family is not buying real estate—it’s buying a business. Every dollar that you spend, 30 cents should come back to you. If you don’t get a return on investment, why spend the money? Rehab is not about taking shortcuts—it’s about being smart about cutting costs that aren’t needed. Create the illusion you are spending money. What do you need to spend to increase rents? Does it make sense to rehab the whole place? Maybe you can fix things by changing 1 or 2 things. . Bottom line, if you are going to spend money, make sure you will get a return on it. Listen to new episodes of Real Estate Investing Now on the Cardone Zone. <a href="http://GrantCardone.com/podcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">GrantCardone.com/podcast</a>

082: When To Rehab

What are Mistakes Most People Make When Investing in Real Estate? #1 Not buying  #2 Deal is To small (less than 16 units) #3 Doing single family deals #4 Taking too much debt #5 Bad Buying price #6 Buying unwanted deals #7 No direct cash flow #8 Moving out from your MARKET #9 Not Knowing your Market

What are Mistakes Most People Make When Investing in Real Estate? #1 Not buying #2 Deal is To small (less than 16 units) #3 Doing single family deals #4 Taking too much debt #5 Bad Buying price #6 Buying unwanted deals #7 No direct cash flow #8 Moving out from your MARKET #9 Not Knowing your Market

081: Mistakes Most People Make When Investing In Real Estate

Why the wealthy invest in Real Estate: ● Income - monthly checks ● Appreciation - This is tied to the job marketplace in the area. ● Depreciation - write down the value of the property to save ● Leverage - spent $1 get $3 - Use debt, but be extremely disciplined ● Tax Advantages That’s what we do at Cardone Capital. We go after big deals that pay every month and appreciate over time!

Why the wealthy invest in Real Estate: ● Income - monthly checks ● Appreciation - This is tied to the job marketplace in the area. ● Depreciation - write down the value of the property to save ● Leverage - spent $1 get $3 - Use debt, but be extremely disciplined ● Tax Advantages That’s what we do at Cardone Capital. We go after big deals that pay every month and appreciate over time!

080: Earned Income Vs Investment Income

You shouldn't invest in real estate if you don't know the market. You have to know about the location and what kind of residents are in the area. When you know what you’re doing, you’ll make money. If you’re not making money, then you don’t know something. The real estate is a game about KNOW. The 4 Quadrants of Real Estate are: ● Price ● Down Payment ● Debt and  ● Cash-on-cash

You shouldn't invest in real estate if you don't know the market. You have to know about the location and what kind of residents are in the area. When you know what you’re doing, you’ll make money. If you’re not making money, then you don’t know something. The real estate is a game about KNOW. The 4 Quadrants of Real Estate are: ● Price ● Down Payment ● Debt and ● Cash-on-cash

079: Four Quadrants of Real Estate

There’s been some massive swings of instability in the stock market. I’ve got enough drama in my life. I don’t need it with my money. Little deals produce little cash. Little deals will get hurt when the market corrects. All the foreclosures were small deals: 2, 6, 8 , 10, and 12 units. What’s the problem with these deals? They cannot cash flow. It’s back to termites, tenants, and toilets.  I tell you the truth—you should be in at least 32 units.

078: How To Make Small Deals Work

Do you like drama in your life? I’ve got enough already. I don't want drama with my money. Two mistakes people make after they work hard for years: 1. Never invest 2. Invest in the wrong thing If the stock exchange collapses or if Bitcoin goes up or down, I get monthly checks. I’m paid to wait while my property value goes up. That’s the certainty that you need with your investments—you need mailbox money. The more scale you get, the more stability you have. Most people can’t buy scale. That’s what Cardone Capital gets you: 1. Scale (More doors is better) 2. Income diversification (a lot of renters paying monthly rent) 3. Middle of the road rental prices Most people look for salaries but they should be looking for opportunities and the right people. How do you get started? Look at everything. Start looking at apartments. Walk properties! “Nothing pays better than a business that pays.”

Do you like drama in your life? I’ve got enough already. I don't want drama with my money. Two mistakes people make after they work hard for years: 1. Never invest 2. Invest in the wrong thing If the stock exchange collapses or if Bitcoin goes up or down, I get monthly checks. I’m paid to wait while my property value goes up. That’s the certainty that you need with your investments—you need mailbox money. The more scale you get, the more stability you have. Most people can’t buy scale. That’s what Cardone Capital gets you: 1. Scale (More doors is better) 2. Income diversification (a lot of renters paying monthly rent) 3. Middle of the road rental prices Most people look for salaries but they should be looking for opportunities and the right people. How do you get started? Look at everything. Start looking at apartments. Walk properties! “Nothing pays better than a business that pays.”

077: Risk vs Stability

When it comes to investing in real estate, how do you know what market to get into? If you already follow me, you know that you should go after big apartment deals. Purchasing a home is not an investment. The bank sold middle America on the dream of owning a home. When you buy a house—you don’t really own it—the bank does. Never buy anything that you can’t own. When you really know your real estate market you’ll: Be in it—love it Keep it—location is growing Produce Income

When it comes to investing in real estate, how do you know what market to get into? If you already follow me, you know that you should go after big apartment deals. Purchasing a home is not an investment. The bank sold middle America on the dream of owning a home. When you buy a house—you don’t really own it—the bank does. Never buy anything that you can’t own. When you really know your real estate market you’ll: Be in it—love it Keep it—location is growing Produce Income

076: How to Pick Your Real Estate Market

Don't let big numbers keep you from investing in real estate. If you collect cash flow over time, appreciation will happen. This isn't crypto, this isn't speculation, this is real estate—the safest, best investment you can make if you do it right. That means buying the right property at the right location at the right time. This is what I do at Cardone Capital, and I invite you to join me.

075 How to Underwrite a Deal

When it comes to investing, I’m taking the real estate play every time. It’s a real asset that you can touch, feel, and see. It generates income that I can leverage for other investments, just to name a few advantages. I own crypto, so I'm "invested" in both.  What are the real differences though between Real Estate and Crypto?

074: Real Estate vs Crypto

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Real Estate Investing

003: Investing in Apartments

How to Get Your First Deal—Real Estate Investing Made Simple with Grant Cardone...Here are 4 things you will need to do to get your 1st deal in real estate: 1. Find a deal— People think it’s easy getting into real estate but it’s not. It takes reading report after report. You have to find a deal and that’s harder than people think. 2. Analyze it—Do you know what to look for in a deal? Do you know the terminology? 3. Finance it— It’s expensive getting a big deal. Buildings with 50 units or more are out of reach for most people. Most can’t get the debt, let alone the down payment for a $30 million-dollar deal. This is probably the biggest problem that scares people away from investing in multi-family 4. Manage it— Every building comes with tenants, termites, and toilets. If you have the money but not the time, if you have a job that you’re making a lot of money with, if you’re the CEO of a company you don’t have the time to work with the tenants, termites, and toilets that come with a property. You can be a passive investor and not have to worry about finding the deal, analyzing it, funding it, or managing it. Those are the problems I’ve had and the problems you’re going to have if you go at it alone. So I’m going to offer you something. To qualify for my offer, you need 3 things: 1. You need to be an accredited investor 2. You need to love real estate and be a positive person. 3. Visit https://cardonecapital.com/ for more

How to Get Your First Deal—Real Estate Investing Made Simple with Grant Cardone...Here are 4 things you will need to do to get your 1st deal in real estate: 1. Find a deal— People think it’s easy getting into real estate but it’s not. It takes reading report after report. You have to find a deal and that’s harder than people think. 2. Analyze it—Do you know what to look for in a deal? Do you know the terminology? 3. Finance it— It’s expensive getting a big deal. Buildings with 50 units or more are out of reach for most people. Most can’t get the debt, let alone the down payment for a $30 million-dollar deal. This is probably the biggest problem that scares people away from investing in multi-family 4. Manage it— Every building comes with tenants, termites, and toilets. If you have the money but not the time, if you have a job that you’re making a lot of money with, if you’re the CEO of a company you don’t have the time to work with the tenants, termites, and toilets that come with a property. You can be a passive investor and not have to worry about finding the deal, analyzing it, funding it, or managing it. Those are the problems I’ve had and the problems you’re going to have if you go at it alone. So I’m going to offer you something. To qualify for my offer, you need 3 things: 1. You need to be an accredited investor 2. You need to love real estate and be a positive person. 3. Visit <a href="https://cardonecapital.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://cardonecapital.com/</a> for more

060: How to Get Your First Deal

Uncle G brings it for free every Monday with captain Ryan. Today on the show Grant advises to not chase your budget. Finances are won on offence. When you don’t have money, you need to get other people’s money. Who’s got your money? Don’t buy deals you wouldn’t look at if you had a bunch of money.  The fact is, we all get stuck finding money no matter how rich you are, so the thing to keep in mind is the deal is what matters, not how much money you have. Most people do deals based on how much money they have. There is no such thing as no money down because you will have to exchange something with them—sooner or later the money will have to come from somewhere. Where can you go to raise money? It’s out there, you just have to find it. Act as a broker and act like you know what you’re doing.  Here are 3 things to ask before going into any deal: 1. Ask a woman to tell you how she felt around the property. Just like when you go into a room, you know how it feels. How does the property feel to you? This is subjective, but ask yourself this. 2. Go over the numbers, the T12.  This is objective. Do the numbers add up and make sense? 3. Go look at worst case scenario. Go look at the worst year ever. Will it still break even if another 2008 happens?

Uncle G brings it for free every Monday with captain Ryan. Today on the show Grant advises to not chase your budget. Finances are won on offence. When you don’t have money, you need to get other people’s money. Who’s got your money? Don’t buy deals you wouldn’t look at if you had a bunch of money. The fact is, we all get stuck finding money no matter how rich you are, so the thing to keep in mind is the deal is what matters, not how much money you have. Most people do deals based on how much money they have. There is no such thing as no money down because you will have to exchange something with them—sooner or later the money will have to come from somewhere. Where can you go to raise money? It’s out there, you just have to find it. Act as a broker and act like you know what you’re doing. Here are 3 things to ask before going into any deal: 1. Ask a woman to tell you how she felt around the property. Just like when you go into a room, you know how it feels. How does the property feel to you? This is subjective, but ask yourself this. 2. Go over the numbers, the T12. This is objective. Do the numbers add up and make sense? 3. Go look at worst case scenario. Go look at the worst year ever. Will it still break even if another 2008 happens?

071: How to Buy Your First Deal with No Money Down

Grant Cardone Real Estate: Are you ready to get involved in real estate? There are 3 principles you need to know and apply to be successful in this game: 1) Never rely on one thing of anything 2) Don’t buy based on your budget 3) Don’t buy less than 16 units Most people do the opposite of all 3—they rely on 1 single family home that was bought based upon their “budget” and they never would even consider buying 16 of anything. This comes from small think and it leads to small money. To get rich you need to take more debt and go big from the get go. For more, listen in to the Real Estate Show every Monday at noon EST.

Grant Cardone Real Estate: Are you ready to get involved in real estate? There are 3 principles you need to know and apply to be successful in this game: 1) Never rely on one thing of anything 2) Don’t buy based on your budget 3) Don’t buy less than 16 units Most people do the opposite of all 3—they rely on 1 single family home that was bought based upon their “budget” and they never would even consider buying 16 of anything. This comes from small think and it leads to small money. To get rich you need to take more debt and go big from the get go. For more, listen in to the Real Estate Show every Monday at noon EST.

037: How to Start Investing

005: Why You Should Buy Apartments

004: Buying a Home is Stupid

The easier a loan is to get, the less money you will make, the more trapped you are, and the fewer buyers will be there to buy your deal on your exit.  There are different types of loans, and the easiest to get is a residential loan, which is 4 units or less and you must live in one of them.  This is better than a home loan. This loan is not just based on your credit, it’s based on income. Commercial loans are more difficult to get.  Here’s what they’re going to look for: 1. They’re going to look at your net worth first.  2. Next, they’ll look at your credit.  3. Finally, they’ll look at your track record, what kind of experience you have. The most important thing to have is #1. You need net worth to get started. Watch as I take callers today and review their deals so that you too can educate yourself on this business.

The easier a loan is to get, the less money you will make, the more trapped you are, and the fewer buyers will be there to buy your deal on your exit. There are different types of loans, and the easiest to get is a residential loan, which is 4 units or less and you must live in one of them. This is better than a home loan. This loan is not just based on your credit, it’s based on income. Commercial loans are more difficult to get. Here’s what they’re going to look for: 1. They’re going to look at your net worth first. 2. Next, they’ll look at your credit. 3. Finally, they’ll look at your track record, what kind of experience you have. The most important thing to have is #1. You need net worth to get started. Watch as I take callers today and review their deals so that you too can educate yourself on this business.

057: How to Get a Loan

What is CAP Rate? The number one question I get asked is, “What CAP rate do you buy?” but this is the wrong question. One piece of data doesn’t substantiate a deal. Don’t get locked into one term. All the pieces of data matter. You need to feel the deal, meaning, do you want to actually do the deal? The lower the CAP rate the higher I can sell it for. What’s a good CAP rate? It depends. I would have made a fortune in San Diego 20 years ago buying extremely low CAP rate properties. Think about the whole deal, like how you will exit, not just the current CAP rate. There is a number more important than the CAP rate: 1.25 That’s the Debt Coverage Ratio you want. You want the NOI bigger than the debt—you want a minimum 25% more income than debt. For more on real estate, be sure to subscribe to the Real Estate Show every Monday at noon EST.

What is CAP Rate? The number one question I get asked is, “What CAP rate do you buy?” but this is the wrong question. One piece of data doesn’t substantiate a deal. Don’t get locked into one term. All the pieces of data matter. You need to feel the deal, meaning, do you want to actually do the deal? The lower the CAP rate the higher I can sell it for. What’s a good CAP rate? It depends. I would have made a fortune in San Diego 20 years ago buying extremely low CAP rate properties. Think about the whole deal, like how you will exit, not just the current CAP rate. There is a number more important than the CAP rate: 1.25 That’s the Debt Coverage Ratio you want. You want the NOI bigger than the debt—you want a minimum 25% more income than debt. For more on real estate, be sure to subscribe to the Real Estate Show every Monday at noon EST.

045: Cap Rate for Commercial Real Estate

Real estate is the best way to grow wealth. If you want to get super rich, get involved in real estate — but I'm not talking about just any real estate. I recently wrote an article that explained why buying a house is for suckers. A home is not an investment, because it doesn't pay you each month — you have to pay it. It's a liability to me, not an asset. Not only does a house leave you less mobile, it ties up your money so you can't use it for real assets. There are many indications that multi-family apartment investments will continue to be great: 75 million Baby Boomers are headed into retirement Many of today's apartment complexes may be converted to retirement communities in the future Many millennials aren't buying homes It's getting more expensive to build new apartment units You ready to get involved in Multi-Family? Be sure to watch every Monday at noon EST and let's get you RICH.

Real estate is the best way to grow wealth. If you want to get super rich, get involved in real estate — but I'm not talking about just any real estate. I recently wrote an article that explained why buying a house is for suckers. A home is not an investment, because it doesn't pay you each month — you have to pay it. It's a liability to me, not an asset. Not only does a house leave you less mobile, it ties up your money so you can't use it for real assets. There are many indications that multi-family apartment investments will continue to be great: 75 million Baby Boomers are headed into retirement Many of today's apartment complexes may be converted to retirement communities in the future Many millennials aren't buying homes It's getting more expensive to build new apartment units You ready to get involved in Multi-Family? Be sure to watch every Monday at noon EST and let's get you RICH.

036: Multifamily

When you buy a property, you need cash flow. There is a reason why cash is called king. You want big cash flow every month when you make an investment. But how do you analyze the cash flow of a property?   1. Income — VIP parking, laundry…anything that people need and want that you can charge extra for. 2. Expenses — You’re going to have payroll, landscaping, utilities, insurance, repairs, taxes…these are all things that you can’t get rid of.  3. Debt — Principle and interest on the loan.  4. Cash Flow — Are you making any money on the deal or not?  If it’s 1 door rent it, if there are many doors, own it. Time and cash flow = appreciation. If you buy the right property and make the right moves with it, time and cash flow will get you a 2X to 3 X return—guaranteed.

When you buy a property, you need cash flow. There is a reason why cash is called king. You want big cash flow every month when you make an investment. But how do you analyze the cash flow of a property? 1. Income — VIP parking, laundry…anything that people need and want that you can charge extra for. 2. Expenses — You’re going to have payroll, landscaping, utilities, insurance, repairs, taxes…these are all things that you can’t get rid of. 3. Debt — Principle and interest on the loan. 4. Cash Flow — Are you making any money on the deal or not? If it’s 1 door rent it, if there are many doors, own it. Time and cash flow = appreciation. If you buy the right property and make the right moves with it, time and cash flow will get you a 2X to 3 X return—guaranteed.

065: Analyzing Cash Flow

How can you find a good deal in real estate?! Understand the game. You’ve got to be looking everyday, and if you’re not making time to look every day you’re not committed. I get a lot of questions coming in saying, “How do you know it’s a good deal?” and so what I do is I actually build a spreadsheet so I know everything that’s on the market. It’s called a pipeline, so I have 20 properties in St. Lucie and I know everything about those deals so I know how much they’re going for, how much they sold for, how much they rent for, and how much they ran for. Are you ready to learn real estate?

033: You Can Always Find a Good Deal

Real Estate Investing Made Simple: Here are 4 things you will need to do to get your 1st deal in real estate: 1. Find a deal— People think it’s easy getting into real estate but it’s not. It takes reading report after report. You have to find a deal and that’s harder than people think. 2. Analyze it—Do you know what to look for in a deal? Do you know the terminology?  3. Finance it— It’s expensive getting a big deal. Buildings with 50 units or more are out of reach for most people. Most can’t get the debt, let alone the down payment for a $30 million-dollar deal. This is probably the biggest problem that scares people away from investing in multi-family 4. Manage it— Every building comes with tenants, termites, and toilets. If you have the money but not the time, if you have a job that you’re making a lot of money with, if you’re the CEO of a company you don’t have the time to work with the tenants, termites, and toilets that come with a property. You can be a passive investor and not have to worry about finding the deal, analyzing it, funding it, or managing it. Those are the problems I’ve had and the problems you’re going to have if you go at it alone. So I'm going to offer you something. To qualify for my offer, you need 3 things:  1. You need to be an accredited investor  2. You need to love real estate and be a positive person. 3. Email Ryan@cardoneacquisitions.com for more details

Real Estate Investing Made Simple: Here are 4 things you will need to do to get your 1st deal in real estate: 1. Find a deal— People think it’s easy getting into real estate but it’s not. It takes reading report after report. You have to find a deal and that’s harder than people think. 2. Analyze it—Do you know what to look for in a deal? Do you know the terminology? 3. Finance it— It’s expensive getting a big deal. Buildings with 50 units or more are out of reach for most people. Most can’t get the debt, let alone the down payment for a $30 million-dollar deal. This is probably the biggest problem that scares people away from investing in multi-family 4. Manage it— Every building comes with tenants, termites, and toilets. If you have the money but not the time, if you have a job that you’re making a lot of money with, if you’re the CEO of a company you don’t have the time to work with the tenants, termites, and toilets that come with a property. You can be a passive investor and not have to worry about finding the deal, analyzing it, funding it, or managing it. Those are the problems I’ve had and the problems you’re going to have if you go at it alone. So I'm going to offer you something. To qualify for my offer, you need 3 things: 1. You need to be an accredited investor 2. You need to love real estate and be a positive person. 3. Email Ryan@cardoneacquisitions.com for more details

048: Buying Your First Deal

If you’re going to do small deals, change your goal. Get in, fix the deal, and find a buyer so that you flip the deal, and keep flipping until you have enough cash for 32 units. If you buy a 4-unit deal, the goal is to improve the property and increase the rents so that the cash returns are better and you can sell the place higher. This is multi-family apartment flipping. Don’t stay in a 4-unit deal, you might make $600 a month, but it’s not worth the headache, you should just get better at the job you have if you need $600. If you do the 4-unit deal, you want to flip it. Remember, bigger deals are less risky because you have more doors. If you’re a big hitter, if you make a couple hundred thousand a year or have $1 million in net worth, come and invest with me at www.cardonecapital.com and remember, it’s never about how little you can pay, it’s about how much you know.

If you’re going to do small deals, change your goal. Get in, fix the deal, and find a buyer so that you flip the deal, and keep flipping until you have enough cash for 32 units. If you buy a 4-unit deal, the goal is to improve the property and increase the rents so that the cash returns are better and you can sell the place higher. This is multi-family apartment flipping. Don’t stay in a 4-unit deal, you might make $600 a month, but it’s not worth the headache, you should just get better at the job you have if you need $600. If you do the 4-unit deal, you want to flip it. Remember, bigger deals are less risky because you have more doors. If you’re a big hitter, if you make a couple hundred thousand a year or have $1 million in net worth, come and invest with me at <a href="http://www.cardonecapital.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.cardonecapital.com</a> and remember, it’s never about how little you can pay, it’s about how much you know.

056: How to Make Big Money on Little Deals

Buying a House Vs Investing in Apartments - Real Estate Investing Made Simple: Buying a house is not an investment, but it could be a place to save money. There is a big difference between a saving vehicle and an investment vehicle. Investments pay you every month while you pay into your savings every month, right? So do you want to pay or get paid every month? Most people don’t own their home. The banks own it (your mortgage) and the government owns it (your property taxes). No matter how you look at it, a house is not the best place to put your money. Your parents may tell you otherwise, society and the media will tell you otherwise, but buying a home is simply not a good investment. If you want to get rich, look into multi-family as an investment vehicle. Learn more at http://www.cardonecapital.com

Buying a House Vs Investing in Apartments - Real Estate Investing Made Simple: Buying a house is not an investment, but it could be a place to save money. There is a big difference between a saving vehicle and an investment vehicle. Investments pay you every month while you pay into your savings every month, right? So do you want to pay or get paid every month? Most people don’t own their home. The banks own it (your mortgage) and the government owns it (your property taxes). No matter how you look at it, a house is not the best place to put your money. Your parents may tell you otherwise, society and the media will tell you otherwise, but buying a home is simply not a good investment. If you want to get rich, look into multi-family as an investment vehicle. Learn more at <a href="http://www.cardonecapital.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.cardonecapital.com</a>

072: Apartments are Better than Houses

008: Stocks vs Real Estate

What should you be investing your cash in? Are you looking to get rich quick or get rich for sure? You won’t get 2000% returns in real estate like you might in crypto, but you can get 20%. Crypto has a long way to go, but it still goes up and down. The number one question I’m asked, is what do I do with my $2,000 or $5,000? 2k, 5K, 10K are not investments—you need 100K. Think about what you would do with your last $100,000. Stocks and crypto are easy. Anything real is work. Marriage, business, and real estate are real.  I work hard for money and I work hard to keep it. Any investment you make should: A) Increase in value. B) Protect your initial investment. I don’t know what Bitcoin is going to do next year, but I know real estate will still retain its value. Bitcoin is not investing, it’s speculating. It would be nice to get rich quick. But I want to get rich for sure.

What should you be investing your cash in? Are you looking to get rich quick or get rich for sure? You won’t get 2000% returns in real estate like you might in crypto, but you can get 20%. Crypto has a long way to go, but it still goes up and down. The number one question I’m asked, is what do I do with my $2,000 or $5,000? 2k, 5K, 10K are not investments—you need 100K. Think about what you would do with your last $100,000. Stocks and crypto are easy. Anything real is work. Marriage, business, and real estate are real. I work hard for money and I work hard to keep it. Any investment you make should: A) Increase in value. B) Protect your initial investment. I don’t know what Bitcoin is going to do next year, but I know real estate will still retain its value. Bitcoin is not investing, it’s speculating. It would be nice to get rich quick. But I want to get rich for sure.

073: Bitcoin, Real Estate, and Stocks

How’s this for simplification? If it’s 1 door rent it, if there are many doors, own it. Today I want to tell you the 4 things you must know in every deal. Don’t get confused with all the lingo. All the quadrants matter, don’t get fixated on one of these. When one thing goes down, something else goes up.  1. Price 2. Down Payment 3. NOI 4. Cash on Cash These are the 4 quadrants you need to look at in every real estate deal. One is not more important than the rest, they all tie together to make a deal good or bad. Grant Cardone shares his simple formula for investing in real estate.

How’s this for simplification? If it’s 1 door rent it, if there are many doors, own it. Today I want to tell you the 4 things you must know in every deal. Don’t get confused with all the lingo. All the quadrants matter, don’t get fixated on one of these. When one thing goes down, something else goes up. 1. Price 2. Down Payment 3. NOI 4. Cash on Cash These are the 4 quadrants you need to look at in every real estate deal. One is not more important than the rest, they all tie together to make a deal good or bad. Grant Cardone shares his simple formula for investing in real estate.

052: The Four Quadrants of Real Estate

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