Grant Cardone – Intro to Multi-Family Apartment Investing

Grant Cardone – Intro to Multi-Family Apartment Investing

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Starting at the age of 33 and investing in a single-family home, Grant Cardone made a quiet entry into real estate. Cut to three years later of exhaustive research, intense study and countless property tours Grant broke onto the multi-family real estate scene and has been a driving force in the industry ever since.

Over the last 28 years, Mr. Cardone has closed over $1 Billion in transactions and has over 5,000 units. He has created Cardone Capital to offer accredited and non-accredited investors the opportunity to invest with him.

Now you can learn from Grant’s experience and industry knowledge with the Real Estate Course.

This powerful program shows you:

What to Invest In
Simple Steps to Get You Started Buying Deals
How to Avoid Costly Mistakes

The Real Estate course is perfect for novices and experienced investors. In fact, the most-advanced investor will learn strategies that Cardone employs to increase returns, increase positive cash flow and assure a two-to-three-times increase in returns.

You’ll know the different kinds of real estate, why apartments are a great investment vehicle, the three ways to invest in apartments, cash on cash (COC), where to find the deals and more about Cardone Capital. Plus, a glossary of terms and definitions.

This is a must-have for those interested in real estate and investing!

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