SUBSCRIBE TO 10X YOUR WEALTH New video every week about wealth building, money, finance, business, investing, real estate, crypto, and more. Grant Cardone is Equity Fund Manager with $5.3B AUM, Real Estate Investor, Business Consultant & Educator. Also author of eight business books, CEO/Founder of Cardone Capital, 10X Studios, 10X Health System & Cardone Ventures. The companies have combined revenues of $750,000,000 a year in revenues. Mr. Cardone resides in Miami with his wife, Elena Cardone and two children, Sabrina and Scarlett.
Billionaire investor Grant Cardone evaluates five real estate deals in Houston, rejecting four due to inflated pricing, deferred maintenance, or unsustainable business models, while providing insights on the city's rental market and his recession predictions.
Former Wall Street options trader Scott Noame reveals how the 2008 financial crisis exposed a fragile, rigged system dependent on bailouts and artificial rules, leading him to abandon traditional finance for Bitcoin after discovering the technology in 2013.
Billionaire investor Grant Cardone evaluates four real estate deals in Las Vegas, rejecting high-risk properties in unproven neighborhoods while showing interest in value-add multifamily assets near established infrastructure, emphasizing strict adherence to cash flow fundamentals and seller credibility.
Macro trader Jared Dillian predicts mortgage rates will fall to 5.5% by next year, but argues this will paradoxically cause home prices to drop as millions of 'locked-in' homeowners with 2-3% rates finally list their properties, flooding the market with supply.
Grant Cardone tours Los Angeles evaluating four real estate deals—from luxury short-term rentals to workforce housing—ultimately identifying a vacant hotel conversion for Section 8 as the standout opportunity while rejecting speculative plays burdened by regulatory risk and poor location.
Billionaire investor Grant Cardone evaluates multifamily deals in Atlanta, applying strict cash-flow criteria and rejecting operators burdened by expensive bridge debt while teaching his daughter to distinguish sustainable investments from speculative renovation projects.