How to Buy Apartments - The Cardone Zone

Whatever it Takes Grant Cardone offers insights and advice to help the middle class break out and achieve true freedom in business, career and finance. Every second week of the month Grant talks about real estate. And this week he aired his follow-up episode to the hugely popular “Secrets of Buying Apartments”. Each week NY Times best selling author, self made multimillionaire entrepreneur and international sales expert Grant Cardone focuses on matters affecting the middle class. Watch Cardone Zone: http://witnation.com/cardonezone/ Grant says: “Rent where you live, so you are nimble. Own what you rent out.” Starting Tip: Go to loopnet.com and start searching the area you live in. Surprisingly smaller units are sometimes better than larger units. Depending on the market, it’s more advantageous to have less people, smaller families, per unit—it saves on water, it saves on electricity. What you need to look at: 1. Price? 2. How many units? 3. Down payment? Grant also takes calls, giving invaluable and free advice on what to do to take their real estate investments to the next level. Watch Cardone Zone: http://witnation.com/cardonezone/ Previous Episode: “Secrets of Buying Apartments” http://witnation.com/video/cardonezone/apartments-to-buy/

Comments

1. Why rent where you live?
2. Fuck real estate. It's still controlled my markets that you have no control over. Invest in yourself. Those shitty apts he showed are obviously not appreciating and income will get eaten by maintenance. It's a slow lane grind. Invest in yourself. Would you rather sell 50,000 widgets each month from your kitchen counter @$2 net profit each, or own that shitbox apartment full of deadbeat tenants?
3. Yaaawesome!!!!+++:))))
4. Grant - next time you're looking to put a deal together out here in Silicon Valley/San Francisco, hit me up
5. Have you ever read a book and if so which ones ? On real estate of cours3. Or do you think reading is a waste?
6. I just can't understand how it is that there are not zillions views on your videos!!! I guess people prefer to stay poor and get fat!!!
7. live where you rent and lease the ownership to the 40 rental units of the rental condos
8. Mr. Cardone, I have $100,000 and I own a SFR right now. I want you to help me find a property to buy with $100,000 or less on a property that will make me money. I want to be a billionaire. I want to do what you do. This is my first investment property. I live in Littlerock, CA it's considered east Palmdale. I'm afraid that I will lose money if I do it alone.
9. i read it that book. Its very good.
10. Subscribing to your channel, I definitely want to learn more about real estate and what it takes to be successful.
11. So my question is how much money would it take realistically to start ?
12. Grant is a Beast!!!
13. After watching your real estate videos, I'm hooked!  Your multifamily strategies makes the most sense of all I've heard. That being said I have a few questions: You said one of your biggest regrets was not going big enough.  And you recommend a minimum invest of $50K to get you to a $200K or $250K deal.  Looking at Loopnet, that puts the inventment into smaller 6 to 8 unit properties which are older buildings and older working class neighborhoods.  Does it make sense to move forward and invest the $50k now. Or save the money and focus on the $750K or 1 million dollar deals that are in better neighborhoods?  
    Secondly, any recommended resources to get to a realistic "true" value of the property?  
    Looking forward to the next episode.
    Jaws
14. Grant, on the Wakefield Apartments, what would you charge for rent on that?
15. I have met Mr. Grant Cardone. He is very correct.
16. Holy Cow !  48 units for 900 K- that is 19K per unit
    I need to start looking !
    
    thanks GC, always great stuff- all the best in 2015 !
17. I'd love to start doing stuff like this be I can't seem to maintain a stable income to even start. My current job cut everyone's hours so I used to get close to 40 hours, now I'm getting 5, at a quarter above minimum wedge.
    I'm all for owning and renting out multi-family real estate, but I just don't have the income to do it, nor the credit.
    I'd say that I'd need to earn four or five figures a month before I can safely start investing cash. The hard part is figuring out how to get that four figure income, even in small pieces over multiple revenue streams. Especially when my main revenue stream dries up ten months out of the year.
18. Yo editor dude this aint the whole video it got cut off at 7... mins can you please upload the whole video
    Thanks a bunch!!! Love you guys 2015 whhoooaaa!!!!!
19. Rent where you live and own what you rent
20. Grant is on Point.  I own a four unit building that I live in rent free including the utilities and make $800 a month off of it each month.  It can be done folks. #10X