Real estate investing is not for the faint of heart. It’s illiquid, there’s a time lag, and it requires a high financial IQ. Robert and Kim Kiyosaki started their investing journey with small, single-family homes in the 1980s and graduated to larger, multi-family units as their experience grew.
Today’s guest shares where he’s looking, how he got started, and where he recommends beginners get started in real estate investing.
Grant Cardone, CEO of Cardone Capital, international speaker, and entrepreneur says, “The hard part for me, today, is getting the deal.” The big banks today, are getting the deals.
Hosts Robert and Kim Kiyosaki and guest Grant Cardone discuss the latest in real estate and what it means for new investors.
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Gardone is not for me at all, his cocky attitudes
What is your opinion about investing in California and Massachusetts and Mississippi or West Virginia please? I’m leaning about investment for couple of years now, but unfortunately I don’t think very much well sometimes. What should I do guys please help with tips if possible thank very much for your thoughts Mr. Robert Kiyosaki.
Would appreciate if Grant was more direct with answering these questions. He is great at side stepping the question and giving a round about, politician-esque response.
KIM INSIGHTS ARE MAGNIFICENT!!
Arrogant😢
So high man
The couple was so down to earth to connect to those who just getting started but you can't connect bro, deyym
"This video is pure gold! Robert Kiyosaki’s real estate principles are explained so clearly here. A must-watch for anyone serious about building wealth."
Awesome sharing. Thanks!
Hey i am both a private property manager and an entrepreneur for 13 years now and i gotta say I Love the way robert really stood firm to his beleives which is correct by the way but comeooon Realestate is an art,and like any form of art it depends on who is doing it,and on what basis they are running the realestate property.Just same as Kenny, Kenny and Grant cardone just as robert said they use very similar management tactics like thay are kinda adapted to big properties,which are easier depending on the type of manager.thats why Kim was like at some point the property was too much for her,meanwhile Kenny was saying whatever you are saying is too much i cant manage because its too little for me,you gotta push up to at least 150 units.Simple,so its not about dont listen to this one,its about the level of management and adaptation of the manager to the level of property which also entails the styles and maybe character of the manager…….just imagine telling Cardone "its christmass,ohh i gat two daughters"😂😂,he will smoke you out,he definately cant let you be even for 2 months without paying rent,most likely the same case with Kenny.The more soft you are the more management is difficult,people are always people.
it shocked me that Grant recommended to buy an investment and then start learning. Do you all see it is opposite of what Robert taught us in Rich dad, poor dad.
Wow putting 5k down on a 45k home must’ve been such a nervous experience ! I’m shocked she survived
I am definitely on board with Mr Kiyosaki's philosophy. I think that it is smart to start small, learn, and get educated, be knowledgeable so that when you are able to get the bigger deals, you will be better intelligently equipped.
Study first. Thank you Robert. No need to gamble.
Grant nailed it: “The hard part is getting the deal.”
What’s even harder is building a system to find, follow up, and close, without duct-taping a VA, a CRM, and a cold caller.
That’s why we built REI Biz in a Box – a virtual team that handles lead gen, nurture, and follow-up automatically.
No burnout. No chasing. Just deals.
🧠 If anyone watching this wants to see what that looks like – let me know.
Sad to see Grant. He swindled someone who did business with him. The victim came out and did a youtube video about it. 😢. Look for yourselves. From what I've learned, he is a fast talking motivational salescon artist. He hypes up the people and sell,sell,sell.😮. Be aware of everyone these days. Check out their reviews before you buy anything.
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Rich dad approach is less risky for startups.
Grant doesn't want to raise up new men and women…or he doesn't know how….he is only focused on himself and doesn't care about anyone else's success if it's not his
So this is how that beef started between those two? Damn
Epic podcast 😂
Cardone sucks
Grant Cardon also said blue states while he was taking about Texas and Florida 27:16😂😂😂
I like what Grant is doing and idea of buing multi family realn estate. I disagree with Robert that easiest part is raising money. For myself it is huge obstacle. I do not know how to do it. I will not go to friends or family asking for money. Everyone has it's own problems and they may not trust me in my "deal".
Never selling♾️
Who is Sarah that was on this show at the very end? I would love to talk to her
The eyebrows of Kim is off-putting N jeeez wtf happened! 😮
My best teacher🎉
Buying a home is challenging, especially if you're not paying in cash or avoiding a government loan. Even with just the minimum monthly payments on a 30-year mortgage, I’ll end up paying more than twice the value of my home. I was fortunate to buy before the market went wild, so I secured a good interest rate. I can't imagine trying to rent or buy in the current conditions.
This guy is very egotistic. He is not relatable to beginners in real estate investment. Glad Robert stepped up and humbled him.
I like this interview however I think Robert was a little disrespectful with grand, both have a great point of view no sense start a fight
I see where the argument started.
Everyone of them started small one unit.
Now Robert recommends, go small baby step and learn.
Grand say, trust a investor expert as a group with a 200 unit to get a upper hand to beat other bigger fish 🐟.
Now the biggest worry of Robert is, it is safe and can you get out without losing.
Grand is right on the opportunity column but
Robert is right in the Leaning and and sailingin a safer boat..
Both are risky but in Robert side you lern and have more control, in Grand side you get you foot in fast but with risk and trust.
How do you manage the land tax ???