REITs vs. Cardone Capital: Which Is The Best Real Estate Investment For 2023?

In short, REITs are better investments than Cardone Capital because they suffer less conflicts of interest, they have much lower management costs, they offer higher returns with lower risk, and are today priced at much lower valuations.

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[askjussi]

What are your thoughts on Cardone Capital and other real estate crowdfunding platforms?
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[grc]

Very well presented. Thank you Jussi.

[DennisFinancialDoctor]

Holy fuck the fees are absolutely insane.

[nono]

Indeed, Cardone's big talk of $400, 000 being "embarrassing" as an income for a man providing for his family, comes with a caveat: he OWNS the fund and its high fees!🤣

[thane]

What's on the white board in the background?

[marcwareham]

Grants a saleman, not someone I’d lend my money too.

[bebout]

Jussi thanks I like you channel and content and follow you on seeking alpha as well. I want to push back a little as I invest in both private placements as well as, public reits. The returns I receive from private deals at least seems to beat those of reits. Most reits may pay a dividend of maybe 4%-6%. While private deals are usually 8%-12%. I do agree that this might be because the use of leverage. Leverage is kind of 2 sided. Yes it can increase risk if not used correctly, but it also can improve returns if managed effectively. The exit can be better in some ways, as it is planned. This can be a wash, but REITS you may have to wait, as the market may misprice it for extended periods of time. Private deals I’ve been apart of are fairly predictable 8%-10% monthly distributions for 3-6 years, and 15%-19% IRR. That can be repeated. Waiting on a REITS price to reach your exit can sometimes take longer than that. I do agree with you though there can be conflicts with management, and higher fees. I don’t necessarily disagree, but I think the consistency and timing can be advantages of private deals.

[andrewhaines]

Private credit funds have an incentive to lend more money. Real Estate funds have an incentive to acquire more properties. Companies have an incentive to grow revenue. I think Jussi has a problem with capitalism. Completely misses depreciation benefits and access to institutional quality assets for non-institutional and UHNW. As part of a balanced portfolio, Cardone Capital has been a great investment for me thus far.

[strangerintown]

I wouldn't invest 1 dime in that " Huckster Outfit ".

[alka]

I think you should probably do one on Robert Kiyosaki, too...

[ContrarianExpatriate]

I'm a Cardone investor. It is among my best performing assets and it gives monthly cash flow. It also gives me tax advantages that I could roll over into a 1031 Exchange, and I love that I cannot cash out for such a long time because it forces the long term discipline that many REIT investors lack. So for all the people here in the comments saying variations of, "I would never put my money there." Well of course you wouldn't! That is why I am a multi-millionaire and you are not.

[retiredn]

CARDONE FULL OG HIMSELF, WOULDNT GIVE HIM ONE CENT OF MY MONEY !