Grant Cardone Facebook ad: “Limited Seats · October 26-27”

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The properties people are proudest of are almost never the ones they flipped. They're the ones they still own. The ones that still pay every month, that will still be paying when their kids are grown, that they'll hand to somebody eventually. Everybody wants that. Very few people get it, and the reason is not patience. Holding something for twenty or thirty years only works if the deal was right on the day you bought it, because time does not fix a bad purchase, it just gives it longer to hurt you. If the income doesn't cover the debt with genuine room to spare, you will not hold it for decades. You'll hold it until the first hard year and then you'll sell it to somebody at a discount and call real estate a scam. So what makes a property worth owning that long? The income has to cover the note with margin. The building has to be worth owning in that market in twenty years, not just this spring. And you have to be able to fund it without stretching so far past what it can carry that one vacancy takes you out. That's what these two days go through. October 26 and 27 in Ft. Lauderdale, Grant Cardone covers replacement cost, debt-service coverage, long-term cash flow and the real work behind it, and funding structures for when your cash or credit is tight. Two days in person, in a room of people who have owned the same buildings for a very long time and will tell you what that actually took. One date, one room, and the seats run out. Reserve your seat now: https://grantcardonerealestate.com/real-estate-summit-me

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Limited Seats · October 26–27

Seats Are Limited