I Invested with Billionaire Grant Cardone (Cardone Capital)

A few years ago I invested into Grant Cardone's real estate company, Cardone Capital. Since then I've heard lots of rumors about this being a scam or that Grant Cardone. In this video I'll be sharing the behind the scenes returns of my investment into Cardone Capital.

I hope this was helpful and if you know someone who would benefit from watching, I would appreciate a share! If you have other thoughts or I missed something, let me know in the comments below.
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Let's Connect:

[justinrick]

Are you going to do any updates on this fund, or other funds you are invested in? We enjoy your videos. Cheers

[austinjorgensen]

Great video and break down. This actually helped clear a lot up! It seems like the depreciation is the true winner here if you have a big tax liability for personal income.

[subaruamazon]

how liquid is this? what if you had a medical bill and needed 5k quickly? do you have access to your money?

[BruceTheBroker]

Are you still getting monthly cash flow? Any capital calls? Get any of your capital back yet with a refinance? How is occupancy and rates?

[slistone]

Tyler, have you gotten any updates? what do the returns look like now? has he sent any information to investors about the impact of higher mortgage rates (imagine he has 3-year financing on these deals) and weaker rents?

[Gio-ueps]

Those properties in Houston & Florida probably went up a lot

[Laprintanddesign]

I invested $5k in 2019 in Cardone Capital. So far I’ve made $1, 017.00. If I’ve would have put that $5k into bitcoin instead, I would have $70k. I feel like a clown 🤡

[imaguglielmo]

Someone did some digging into his deals and pretty sure he got caught actually owning the properties the syndications buy and selling it to the syndication at a lot higher price

[alansaucedo]

So when will they sell the properties on the fund to make up the 18.87% “anual return” ? What is the time frame agreed upon?

[runner]

You did the right thing. Your money is invested in a cash-flowing, appreciating asset class. The properties are top-notch and well managed. The tenants are treated like royalty. In addition, you get paid while waiting. Yes, it's passive income.

[scnager]

Using other people's depreciation is a great tax strategy! However, you cannot offset your other active forms of income per the passive activity loss rules. You can only offset your partnership income up to your basis and it gets carried forward into next year.

[jonathanthompson]

How much would a pay out of your investment of 5k look like if he sold the building? Would you get your money back and more?

[infillvaluecreation]

I don’t see these worth doing for small sums, just not life changing and if it goes bust it will be super annoying not not life altering either. But if I was doing a large sum I’d prefer to own a majority stake not 0.05%

[Roger-iliw]

People just buy a blend of reits that are paying around 19-15% dividend.

Much safer, and more liquid.

[doubanjiang]

If you want to become a “high net worth” individual, invest in low cost index funds rather than paying 5% or more in fees to multi billionaire Grant Cardone.

[saitamasensei]

Did you have to pay tax on your returns? How much did pay tax on that $200 a year?

[UnequivocallySource]

So once you put that 5, 000 in can you take it out? Also do you think i should invest in it Im 16 years old or should invest in something else

[cindymcc]

If I would to invest with Cardone, do I get my initial investment back + 18% (estimates) when Cardone sells the property?

[digitaljman]

I had hesitations in the past to invest in CC, now I’m really dropping the idea. ?What do you recommend as a cashflow play?

[gonesurfn]

This has to be one of the worst investments ever! You get zero cash flow per year and when Gran decides or is forced to sell, you MIGHT get a return. He also sold that property to the syndication himself making money, then paid himself an acquisition fee on the purchase and I'm sure he will "earn" a fee on the sale. I don't think there will be much left for you.