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@ike7687
No normal person can afford to just buy houses and stuff. Reits are absolutely a great way to go.
@dragonchr15
i am not interested in being a landlord and dealing with the headaches that come with it
so i’ll stick to me reits, thank you very much shouting man on phone screen….
@yourstruly2124
Not everyone wants to over leverage themselves and take on massive amounts of debt. Some people want to sleep peacefully and make money in the process. Remember, true peace is rare and expensive.
@Paolo7219
Rule #1 for personal Investors: The biggest Con Artists out there are the People trying to sell you Investments. ALWAYS remember that Rule!! REITs? Everybody is selling something. Troy here is. Grant Cardone is. So BEFORE (that's a key word) you invest in ANY investment, ALWAYS get more than one perspective.
@CraigKerwood-001
I'm 62 and don't wish to take on a copious amount of debt but want the diversification REITs add to my portfolio.
@luvcheneywasalegend9168
This guy is right! Just pull several hundred thousand dollars out of your ass and invest in real estate instead. 😂
@holmessph7
This guy is an idiot. REITs have large groups of investors and no 5 owners can have more than 50% and the controlling parties no more than 9.8.
No one is getting rich on a REIT, it’s a highly distributed safer model specially for those that do not want to manage, buy or hold actual real estate.
This guy has one agenda, sell you his crap.
@rezlogan4787
Yes, the fund manager gets rich because they get paid to use 10% of the investment pool to pay for new properties, maintenance, security, and a bunch of other hassles the investor won’t need to manage. It’s a good deal compared to buying a property, paying for repairs/renovations, paying for security, paying for property management, etc., etc. After all expenses are factored in, you would probably do just as well or better investing the same amount in a diversified portfolio of REIT’s AND you would also have significantly better diversification than owning your 1-2 properties that drive you crazy with random expenses and headaches.
@Satisfying_channel654
But he didn’t explain why
@RealEstateProDev485
I agree, but I found one way to buy multi family brand new with 100% financing.
@dyingembers-u2g
OH ILL JUST GRAB THE SPARE 500,000 IN MY NIGHTSTAND AND INVEST IN REAL ESTATE YOU SHITFLUENCER
@Bruno-00
Tutorial how to say something, while also saying nothing.
It's like saying, don't have a pension, get yourself a business.
@keepitsharp7231
Stop shouting mongo
@Rahul-q2f6v
Been burned by stocks in the past and was skeptical about REITs, but with inflation still eating up my savings, I needed a way to generate income without taking crazy risks. This video makes a solid case.
@someparts
Why are you yelling?
@xxg-forcexx8734
words and no numbers. great FUD
@uffetrader8134
Is there no low limits on youtube?
@Cowboy210z
Zero context on this explanation. 😅 thanks for nothing.
@MrMountain707
REITS are great. Grant sucks though.
@Mathswins-y7h
in this video he says reits are bad investment but did not explained why?
@mattyoung8230
I made $3,000 last month from my AGNC REIT…Sooo stfu unless you know what your talking about.
@williamfreeman8210
Not everyone has the necessary start-up capital to invest in real estate. REITs are good for people who have a little money to invest and are willing to put the time and and their disposable income into their REITs.
@Zaikrizhna
PROVE THAT REITS ARE NOT GOOD. BY YOUR LOGIC, EVEN MUTUAL FUNDS ARE NOT INVESTIBLE AS YOU GIVE SOME PART OF YOUR INVESTMENT TO THE AMC. DAFUQ YOU KNOW ABOUT IT.
@jesusnoriega8411
Why the yelling?
@ColinJessup
Well, You didn't really give a reason as to why I shouldn't invest in REIT's. Sounds like your just giving your opinion without any reasoning. The way I understand REIT's is that (depending your strategy) it is a great way to invest in the benefits of real estate without over leveraging yourself through a home mortgage (taking on debt for the purposes of investment i think is the wrong reason to buy a home. You buy home to live in and raise a family). It's a great way to add liquidity to your portfolio which you can leverage into other investments. Obviously have a diverse portfolio and don't invest in REITS because of a high yield rate. It should really only make up no more than 10% of your portfolio as general rule of thumb.
@theobsidianwhisperer
DCR a reit here in Pakistan, up 200% in two years with a 13% annual yield. STFU.
@TXgirlinacrazyworld44
Gay & Gay Vest lol
@Wetforest1506
This is a really dumb justification. But say it loud enough and I guess people will follow
@an_autodidact
Why do you think I know about REITs – I ain't got the money to buy a house or office block.
@rileyshields3273
His opinion.
However, I’ve been averaging about 12% dividend returns for over five years.
I think I’ll stick with my opinion.
@ericswanson8225
I dont agree. Depends the specific REIT. Claiming any REIT is bad is a bold statement. Speaking in absolutes?
Some REITS make a lot of people/investors rich. Yes the managers get paid to manage and grow peoples equity, but if the REIT is managed by moral smart individuals, everyone gets rich
@Asterothe91
Bro….you can't do that if you don't already have money. The point of investing in REIT is growth combined with dividend return with smaller amounts that turn into large gains over time. Sure, I'd love to invest in real estate….but even if I had the money, it requires time and mental energy I don't want or have to give it. Property taxes, landlord BS like upkeep, shitty tenants. If I invest in REITs I get the benefit lower return with no input other than my financial investment. Then when im old and decrepit, I've got a big ol chunk o' change from compounding growth that pays out dividends at a higher rate than market average by a lot.
@JoiiLand
Ummm okay. It was all over the place . How did we get on Grant? And you never said what’s wrong with a REIT…. lol cuz nothing.
@Nikhil.madrid
you have problem with cardone or reit.??
@victorl225
Grant Cardone REIT is bad, that doesn’t mean all other REITs are bad.
@healthyalignedtv
Why would I want the headaches of real estate?