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[@brettrun8575]

I own two vacation homes that each provide 18-20% return on my initial investment annually. This is rental income after expenses. That does not include home appreciation and the fact that other people are paying down my mortgages. That works for me.

[@logansproul5704]

Where are they?

[@tominator3]

Mind saying where at?

[@brettrun8575]

@@tominator3 north Georgia mountains.

[@wenvu577]

We do 30-40% net cash on cash annually on our STRs. Cardone is correct, for anyone with a net worth over $10M that can afford to get into those asset classes. Most can't, so STR model is still feasible for non-HNWI investors.

[@kcorleone1805]

Works for me as well. I own a vacation home in Destin and have it on Airbnb. It’s super optimized and we make $200k a year on it which brings in a 40% cash on cash return for us yearly. Ski markets are too seasonal so he’s right on that but to say vacation homes aren’t $$$ is silly when it can produce super high cash on cash return.

[@troytokarczyk]

Don’t buy a vacation home like that. Build a small cabin, Pinterest decorate it and instagram the hell out of it and bam. Small investment to make money.

[@benitocheeto.shames]

Genius

[@charlesg7926]

Dumb. Don’t buy anything “cool and trendy”. There’s not money in it. If you want to get rich, buy boring and modest homes (single family, townhomes or duplexes but not condos) in C class (working class) neighborhoods. Neighborhoods where mortgage is cheap, rent is about 50% or more higher than the mortgage, and the renters- although often Spanish- tend to pay on time and have steady or decent paying construction jobs. And put 20% down to avoid PMI, have a good paying 9-5 job or business that you use to save up the money for your down payments. And put 20% down on the homes. Never sell them… just buy and hold. And as inflation and values rise, your profit % each month will continue to grow Obviously I recommend a business (I own a remodeling one, pays ridiculously well), but many people have 9-5’s and if they’re doctors or lawyers or other good paying ones, that’s okay too

[@mt2oo8]

That iPhone alarm sound is triggering me

[@bickerin]

That is a pretty big blanket statement there. If this guy bought a home that is only good for snow seasons, THAT is his bad. Get a vacation home that has both cold and hot season activities, example Lake Tahoe California. Lake Tahoe homes are booked out all spring, summer, winter, and part most of Fall.

[@henry_8855]

ya phone ringing

[@jules6856]

Rowdy _ 😂😂

[@KidLondon]

Henry _ that’s Facetime... yo pick up the phone, it’s the Tax man!!

[@non-binaryeugene733]

Cause its time for you to wake up and make money.

[@fredso]

We've made a 2X ROI on one of our vacation homes up in the mountains in 10 years

[@skiidzman]

What are you renting it out per night at and how many days out of the year are you getting for occupancy? Just curious.

[@truvaroexploreafrica5758]

ALF very good example that it can work!

[@lucasjohn4489]

Hell yeah!!! That's awesome! What mountains?

[@greennbean]

And you still have the equity.

[@shadowfox1848]

I sell rental homes in Orlando and occupancy is 70% to 90%

[@sunrisesunset7]

If he's a hedgefund guy Im sure he'll be ok. lol

[@dustovshio]

exactly if kanye west goes into a club and drops 100k on alcohol (and it's his own brand) it's like a normal person going out and dropping a couple bucks to play a game or two of pool or going out to the movies.

[@Thereisalwaysmore]

@@dustovshio that almost sounds like Stock Buybacks

[@dustovshio]

agree with what warren buffet said but if your vacation rental is in a high traffic area like downtown in a city most likely it will make money. I know what you are going to say "yea but why mess around with making a couple hundred grand a year" well good question, could just be a temporary stepping stone to the next deal.

[@mohaamd_7505]

Though I concur, but I believe who ever purchased this property didn't necessarily have "Investment" as top priority, as much as just having a nice vacation place (Or at least that's what I'd do). They just rent it to make passive money while the building is not in use.

[@skiidzman]

I can't entirely get behind the logic. For a middle to upper class family, if you own a $350,000 plot of land on a river in Colorado for example - and you build 4 vacation cabins, upscale, and rent them out even at $185/night for 160 days out of the year that's still many, many more times what you would make buying a couple single family house rentals. The potential income is staggeringly good assuming everything else is in place. Hell, I stayed at a B&B 2 months back in Utah, a coast guard couple ran it, and 2 others, one in breckenridge, and another up in northern US. They retired entirely off the income made from renting them out via air B&B/other websites. So... yeah, maybe add a disclaimer - if you are filthy rich, think bigger? I dunno man. Cut my logic in half please I am curious.

[@ujuhhuiolxjjdh4969]

Totally right I agree with tou

[@loquist42]

I wouldn't buy a vacation home like that, but there are plenty of areas where vacation homes are inexpensive and nightly rents are high. If you research and find a good area you can net more on a property each year than your initial out of pocket investment.

[@user-qj2ou5ci4v]

I wish I knew you about 7 years ago when I was getting in with the heavy hitters (REITS, FUND MANAGERS). Man, you really give away golden nuggets for free. You seem like a crazy-cool and even funny, coach. I'm glad you're able to enjoy your family and success. You did your research, took your lumps and kept it moving. Much respect for you.

[@millerab78]

I agree that high end vacation rentals probably don't work, but what about other areas that are touristy year round and you can buy houses and rent them for more through airbnb, VRBO, booking and expedia and make almost double as a Vacation rental. For instance, I had a 4br/3ba apartment in Savannah GA that rented for $2200/month($1980 to me after management). After the tenants moved out, I painted the whole place and did a couple upgrades. I spent about $8,000 to make it a little nicer, then I furnished the whole place for another $30,000. Now after one year of having it rent as a vacation home, I made $5000/month after management fees, but before utilities. Utilities ran about $600/month on average, so in one year I pocketed pretty close to the amount of money it cost to renovate and furnish the unit. I am not saying this is the better way for every unit, but if you live in a area that the vacation rentals stay rented out and the rents are not that high, going to vacation rentals could be a nice way to bump the cash flow.

[@michaeladams8568]

When you find the right geographic vacation rental location you'll know it! 70% occupancy in vacation stays beats 100% market rents by three to four times revenue. My portfolio is no where's near GC however $35M and growing is a sizable asset portfolio I can live with. Still love GC videos! Perhaps Smart Stays vacation rentals will tackle multi unit market rentals next!

[@CommandoMaster]

Buy positive cash flow real estate in good areas.

[@wirecoaching477]

Right

[@truvaroexploreafrica5758]

Commando Master areas where it’s sunny are very good

[@timucinercan461]

Someone please turn off that alarm )

[@kebdog36]

Grant “there’s snow in my boats too” always agreeing to get the movement in the right direction. Always always agree. And go big!

[@tristancota4871]

I️ truly believe real estate is one of the best sources of income :) Putting my heart into personal branding and growing up income to invest in real estate for my future is the end goal.

[@tristancota4871]

Mudassir Ali I️ agree

[@jamesvillegas877]

If the economy crashes you can buy at a discount again

[@tristancota4871]

james villegas I️ agree

[@tristancota4871]

The ShawShank Preneur correct, I️ meant if I️ were to buy before it does in the near future like those did in 2008. Apartment complexes seem to be bringing in good cash flow I️ agree

[@gerryvandepol7630]

The ShawShank Preneur ...section 8 in good areas works..check goes in whether or not it's rented..there are always shortages of section8 and the rents are higher than market value,still you have to vet tenants and keep standards up...good management is key...jus sayin

[@Ryan-jx4vh]

Ski properties are garbage since they are so seasonal. However, beach front Caribbean properties can make a good return.

[@truvaroexploreafrica5758]

Ryan exactly

[@rondj3495]

"Vacation homes are bad". Then he proceed to say " I'm paying , I think they wanted $150,000 per two weeks here. Last year I tried to rent it out for 2 weeks but they dont want the deal (Of course because they might be fully booked)". Even in big cities like new york a beautiful townhouse is around $50,000/month. Just assume a nyc townhouse rented out for the whole year VS. a vacation home rented only for atleast 3 months a year but at $150,000/2 weeks. Which do you think is a better investment? And also investment property in that area is way cheaper than the cities he mentioned. By the way, The French Riviera vacation villas with 300 sunny days a year says "hello funny guy".

[@TigranGertz]

Go big. Go big. Go big huuuge

[@aurelianspodarec2629]

Large :D

[@slicksteve22]

Yugggeeee

[@MultiCrash47]

Man. I have mad respect of Grant on most things. He is so far off with his assessment of STR. I own 4 active soon to go live with the 5th. My cash on cash return is within the first year of each property so far. These properties kill it and stay booked 90% creating a ton of extra income.

[@ks5924]

Exactly. He flat wrong on these.

[@ErickaWilliamsCC]

crazy nice views though

[@northernozarkhomestead]

Sound advice, lol! With 5000 apartments all leveraged up to the eyeballs and then the Dictator said no one has to pay any rent. I'm glad i didn't to this. If i did, i would be going big on my bankruptcy watching the sheriff come to my home every day to serve new papers taking home after home after home. I hope this didn't happen to you. ill leverage 0-20% grow slow and have zero chance of property being taken even if no tenants pay any rent for 2 years.

[@samgee5908]

ud be in idiot to rent a place for two weeks for 150k!!!

[@tyspeaks6104]

Love the message but probably still gonna get one for myself aha ! I didn’t grow up with a lot when I was younger and so I guess that part of me still wants some material things in life , not ashamed to say it ! Peace from Ty

[@joshwells6540]

If you get use out of it and have the money I dont see why not

[@chaank1069]

I hope you did.

[@2020Dreamlife]

Wowwww. Thank you. Guys like this make it happen. Love it

[@charlesbotensten]

Unsure if I agree without seeing the financials - living NYC, a lot of folks paying what you’re paying ($150k) per month/wk in Hamptons/Montauk, multiplied thru the spring-fall is a hefty profit. Then they shut it down nov-feb, very little overhead. The appreciation and rental profit is big business out there

[@chhanhima5335]

your children are so adorable

[@aurelianspodarec2629]

Exactly! GOod parenting as well.

[@christhompson8357]

Creep

[@lucasjohn4489]

Hey btw... How are your rentals doing? still not paying the dividends to your investors?

[@powergrower]

I agree. But I do buy 1 unit deals outside of the US. Its one of the only legal ways to keep your financial privacy because you don't need to report real estate for personal use outside the US. It's the modern-day Swiss bank, I don't see it as a way to make money but more of a way to protect against possible financial issues in the US. Plus I travel a lot on short notice so it's nice having places to crash all around the world without having to book hotels and Airbnb's.

[@loveNsuccessfollowsme]

John Lingel nice thinking.

[@DStoddard]

You need find the right location, not affected by the conditions of weather. A place where everyone is always going. You will always be competitive with hotels.

[@johnnykahuna5724]

This is why I love Grant. Dudes on freaking vacation with his kids and still putting out pure knowledge. Keep em coming man!

[@herewegomom]

Johnny Tsunami right? He's the man!

[@KenRobinsonchannel]

Agreed. It's not always the best knowledge though. He's great for real estate investing, other types of investing, not so much. For example, he says take your money out of the stock market... That's horrible advice. The stock market is the greatest wealth creator known to man. I'm not talking stock trading. I'm talking buy & hold stock investing like Warren Buffet. A good diversified portfolio of stock will make a guy rich. Now of course go buy real estate, but have your money diversified. Real estate is not the end all be all.

[@Scott-by9ks]

Really!!! I think this guy is out of touch with the average American consumer!! Reality check most Americans make less than $50k a year! They are not spending it on vacation rentals at $150k a pop. Most Americans own their homes. Only about 35% rent. Now that's not an insignificant number but of the 65% who own a home only about 5% own more than 1! That means of the 69% of Americans who take vacation all but 5% of them either have to stay with family/friends or they are going to rent a place. I want a part of that market.

[@msh12319]

yeah

[@truvaroexploreafrica5758]

Johnny Kahuna totally agree

[@keepitreal5317]

It depends on the expense of the house.

[@b-rare]

hey grant . not only is it a bad investment, but you constantly have to find new tennants because people generally dont go back to the same place all the time, they like to switch things up. sure some will come back, but you know what i mean. now you have more odds that you will have idiots at your rental destroying things, and you have to keep marketing that the place is for rent. what a nightmare if u ask me. 1 tennant for 1 year = less of a mess and projected profits. if he built this to make money, it makes me wonder how he even made any money to begin with. im sure when you get to elite rich, 20mill on a house like this is a joke anyways and does not matter if its a win or loss. no way his intentions were to build this and become profitable .

[@kbd40]

"Go big with your kids"

[@lburg3780]

Poor kids. Where’s their mama?!?!

[@KingVilla1955]

Not all vacation homes are bad investments (depending on region and their tourists attraction). A 6 year return of investment isn't too bad for the very most of us here. :)

[@Starfish2145]

Wrong. Many second homes not only pay for themselves but appreciate in value tremendously. Depends on when you bought, where you bought

[@Pinnedon11]

Thx Uncle G👍🏼😎..

[@cityparkproperties7001]

There are far more appealing properties to vacation in Europe. I'd rather vacation there than that mini mansion in Colorado.

[@brettrun8575]

City Park Properties too bad those places are full of Europeans. Lol.

[@EthanNoble]

@@brettrun8575 LOL Fact

[@NoBody-we3iy]

EthanNoble whats wrong with europeans?

[@jcolon3027]

Hi Grant. Thanks for the advise. My friend and I are planning in investing. Would you consider a vacation rental home in Orlando 5 minutes from Disney. It's called Festival in Champions Gate. Home produce between $4,800 to 5,200 monthly. Price of the brand new property is $308,000. Thanks for your advise.

[@theandlife]

jcolon3027 yep!

[@greennbean]

If you are asking a jew like Grant Cardone what to do with your money then don't be sad when you get fucked. He's a shark. Meaning he's only out to feed himself. Not you. Realize this about finance KZbinrs. Even Graham Stephan who seems like a stand up guy will cut you open to make a buck. Do the math on that property man. 308k plus a say 20k furnish. Just say 330k and that makes you 5 gs a month. 60k a year minus 15% for a management company to run the thing for you plus another 20% for operating costs and some side money for unexpected shit. Puts you at around 40k a year for 20gs a year each on the property. If you are going 50-50 on this deal you are making over 10% ROI on the deal. So it's a great deal. Just keep in mind one thing. Always have a year's worth of expenses stashed away for days like these. If you don't you will be going through bankruptcy just like Grant is.

[@greennbean]

Keep telling them Grant! I don't want your fanboys raising the prices on my deals. Just keep investing with Grant and get your 5% ROI.

[@juancarlosmoreno6763]

10X all day

[@greennbean]

Bankruptcy all day

[@herewegomom]

Thanks for the info! GC your videos rock!!!

[@VacationRentalSiemReap]

Thank you for the tips, I hope we don’t fall into any category you’re mention.

[@dmac1170]

“Go big with your kids!” Lol

[@donnashehane3166]

Two weeks for $150,000? That is completely pretentious and crazy.

[@sharkiesgirl8929]

Its 446.00 an hour for 2 weeks. 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@palmbeachvinyl232]

@@sharkiesgirl8929it’s BS. This whole video. Clickbait?

[@alrod9535]

Excellent advice! On a side note, 2:22 looked like Grant was going to get taken out by the kids. Face reaction is priceless. :)

[@KenRobinsonchannel]

"take your money out of the stock market" lol... You should always have a portion of your cash in the market. That's true passive income.

[@gerryvandepol7630]

the stock and option market works day and night but you must be schooled on how it cycles, requires daily trading and monitoring and the understanding of timing and is inflation and deflation proof done expertly

[@reeazali960]

I'm interested in learning about real estate. My question is if you can't afford rental properties, how can you increase income besides owning a business or taking out loans? If i'm solely in real estate do i have to become an expert sales man and sell houses to increase my income to one day afford rental properties?

[@mumbaikan9185]

Sales, liasoning, u can start with management, where other property u will manage make them money and keep in some for you.

[@drewlongbrakevibes]

Grant, thank you for your knowledge and wisdom in this area. I have a quick hypothetical vacation home question as a future investor. I'm curious about vacation rentals that are planned to be rented for shorter periods of time, lets say a rental house is only rented 2-4 days max per client so that prices are easier and can be more available. I would price it to be more affordable and geared towards groups of college students or younger adults. Let's say it is a popular destination 15 mins from a downtown area, and 5-10 min walk to the Beach. Can I assume something like this at its' best, or ceiling, be rented like 80% of the time during the year? I am curious about the ceiling and the best it can get. What I lack is the knowledge of the worst it can get, which I think is what you are talking about in this video. I am thinking it would be reasonable to assume the worst case scenario, the floor, of owning this rental vacation home is only renting it like 2-4 weekends out of the year? I feel like I should consider a property on a "tourist" "vacation" destination to be filled more than the worst most years. Is the average 55% booked during the year worth it if you know it will do fairly well? I think the home you stayed at in the video would seem like a better deal if he was getting more than 8 weeks booked out of 52.

[@thomashatesidiots7724]

Who buys a rental in snowy areas? Go for Florida, Hawaii stuff like that.

[@smonkey001]

I don't know. Aren't Grant's Florida rentees all recreation industry employees?

[@georgehomfeld4919]

It’s a billion dollar business. Vacation rentals are awesome !

[@cbara568]

Man that alarm clock is driving me crazy

[@samowen433]

Do you use property management companies???

[@Palpatine4Senate]

oh my god turn off that alarm!

[@Thereisalwaysmore]

$20 Mil for a resort home? how much did this person expected to get back?

[@vidadivah6145]

Hi Grant thanks for your advice I agree with you have fun God bless you 🙌

[@JohnVieceli]

Grant when we playing some backgammon? I used to live up there in Park City. You are right on about the vacation homes.

[@greennbean]

No he's not. He used a 20 million dollar home supposedly to make his case. Who the fuck is renting a 20 million dollar home? Vacation rentals shouldn't cost you more than a million bucks. Vacation homes are about quantity. You have enough going then you have a good cash flow. Use that cash flow to look for deals. Don't fake it until you make it like Grant.

[@amp7816]

Grant Cordone is ignorant when it comes to STR. It's so obvious he would prefer people just invest in his company that venture in on their own. I started my STR business 5 years ago owning 2 STR properties. Each property gave me a net profit of $275k - 300k NET! If I had rented to a long term tenant, I wouldve net about $12k each per year ea house. Numbers don't lie.

[@davec3487]

Grant, why is it that you do not build properties from scratch?

[@alisharifz]

Awesome info Grant, Be Obsessed!

[@quietcorner293]

What if you're just looking to break even or close to break even so that you have a place for a get-a-way?

[@nickwoolery3347]

Is it better to stack up money until you can buy some apartment units or start with single family homes and work your way up??? @grantcardone

[@oscardominguez1680]

Yes what

[@7omm]

grant advised to build your money up, and single family homes are stupid unless your silly rich, run through his videos anytime you have spare time and you will here him say it multiple times.

[@eljuancho2]

Buy 5+ apartments first, buy it cash if possible, when you paid them off, same 100k-200k buy more apartments or sell yours, to buy more somewhere alse, only buy high return on investment rentals.

[@7omm]

although ideally Grant says stay out of buying less than 16 units as he says they often struggle to comfortably pay you if you loose a couple of tenants etc. keep doing whatever your doing to stack the cash until your a little bigger then invest in 16 or more units (this is what @grant cardone would say).

[@7omm]

my man uncle G - told you he would advise to stay out the single unit game - unless that is what your doing to stack your cash ;-)

[@crazy3rdgen]

Vacation homes can be very lucrative.

[@EpidemicVImmunity]

1:53 "nigga its impossible to make money on a house like this " Uncle Grant Cardone is about to put out a mixtape on real estate.

[@Steamboatsmyhome]

BS - Buy SMART. Buy in areas that are more affordable. $1,000,000 investment and make $75,000 per year of rentals. Add on appreciation. And owners stay and enjoyment. Owner enjoyment is key.

[@thecloud9show]

Nice insight Grant. Thanks for sharing.

[@anthony-cm3yj]

Just a broke kid with a dream to just for a minute live a life like this, this home is beautiful

[@Realist2001]

Where is that home? That view is amazing

[@ElephantWhisperer222]

Park City?? I’m a half hour away I’ll stop by tonight tho

[@LimLux]

That fukkin alarm.. But ye, invest in smth that gives you money monthly, value goes up etc

[@itsjustmyopinionbut1671]

Lol it couldn’t be that they made too large of an investment for the potential return? Rookie mistake, really. #1 Invest reasonably with the prospective of return. You’re never going to make back 20 million on a vacation rental ... that’s just ridiculous. #2 you never get into a rental of any kind expecting to rent out at max capacity, especially a vacation home. Rule of thumb for me with a vacation home Is to never go into debt for one by buying within my means, and to expect ab 25% to 35% capacity for the year. If it turns out to turn a nice profit based on this, it’s a good investment. #3 Location, location, location. You can’t expect to rent out a mansion in the middle of no where suburbia America and have it sell like hot cakes. Should be common sense but, go where there is a demand.

[@tskjesusfreak]

Grant's life is way to much of a head ache for me. I really don't want to do all that work. I figure I would just need somewhere of $200,000 to $400,000 to be set for life. I be happy with living in an RV on a small piece of land that is under $50,000.

[@kevinfrancis6759]

tskjesusfreak Much more realistic IMHO!

[@samir9504]

most people are satisfied with mediocrity, people like me aint

[@whatever_it_takes6691]

Sami R the smugness is real

[@tjpenton7788]

Good shit!!

[@starshockey11]

I’m sorry mate, but you simply do not understand the value of short term rentals. Your lane is long term rentals and it’s completely different than investing in a short term rental.

[@John-uo1qf]

If he bought it for $10M and it’s now worth $20M don’t tell me it did not make money

[@myfavorittools]

brother grant good to see you!

[@workingclassheroes3289]

The white 10x beanie is legit 👌👌👌

[@abumannocchi8048]

Good short content!

[@ParkerAntoine]

That location is damn nice

[@HaydenIngham]

I agree theres no money in that type of property

[@wirecoaching477]

Right

[@GreenTeaViewer]

go big with your kids!

[@FreedomAtRisk]

Literally the hottest market right now is Lake Tahoe

[@ritzyllama]

Was this taken up in Whitefish? Definitely looks like the Swan Mountains and the flathead valley in the background!

[@highstakes1235]

Wow that looks majestic

[@bepskekaatje424]

Vacation appartement buildings though

[@adilaziz184]

Real estate best investment...go big...✌

[@djdeluxe101]

what if the house is payed off ? you dont know about realstate

[@chaank1069]

Do I hear a phone alarm?? Lol or just me.

[@randydavis8272]

Nice view

[@justussmith8508]

This dude is full of it. There are many different ways to make money in real estate. Vacation rentals actually have way better margins than long term rentals; you just have to do your research and buy a property suited to tourism and at a good price. He’s bragging about the number of properties in his portfolio like it’s a good thing that you have to have thousands of properties to be wealthy due to those itty bitty profit margins. Terrible advice to avoid such a lucrative form of rei when the travel industry is so strongly trending towards vacation rentals over hotels. Want some fun numbers to consider? I’m pulling in nearly 20k net a year on a property that cost 48k. Tell me how that kind of roi is a bad investment.

[@soypeanutbutter]

Look what I found, Grant Cardone

[@boxinglive4101]

I'm about to buy a vacation home .. but .. I only need to rent it 45% to break even .. maybe even less.. the rest of the time I'll be in it .. lol I think I should be good.

[@palmbeachvinyl232]

$75k per week? Cmon, don’t take advice from this guy who is totally full of it. Better yet, don’t take advice from someone who would spend $75k per week on a rental. So much bad info on the Tube these days.

[@wirecoaching477]

Right, Ive seen vacation homes take investors under

[@malcolmnguyen9572]

No time to watch this video right now but as the title lists vacation rentals are negative?? I make 30k passive income on one of my vacation rental each year that I rent out and get a property manager to run for me??

[@davec3487]

Wow, people live like that!

[@tonybrowns649]

Thanks Grant for the Motivation, Cheers to simple living, High Thinking. #HareKrishna #Vegan #Wisdom

[@greennbean]

If this douchebag motivates you ur a tool