Real estate investor Grant Cardone joins 'Fox & Friends' to weigh in, arguing it is 'the worst time' to buy a home in his lifetime.

Billionaire CEO and real estate investor Grant Cardone says steep housing costs and high interest rates mean buying a home isn't the American dream it used to be and the buck stops with Joe Biden.

"[It's] the worst time in my lifetime for someone to buy a home," the renowned entrepreneur said Wednesday on "Fox & Friends."

"Down here in Florida, it costs about $400 grand for the average home. It'll cost about $51,000 [extra] with insurance, interest, taxes, property taxes, maintenance, and that's without a down payment. In New York or California, you guys are double that. You're talking about Gen Z in New York paying $100,000 and they earn $38,000. How does the math work?"

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Grant Cardone sits on stage during the 10X Growth Conference 2024 at The Diplomat Beach Resort on April 04, 2024 in Hollywood, Florida. (Ivan Apfel/Getty Images / Getty Images)

Price increases have rendered many younger Americans unable to leave the nest despite their dreams of homeownership. Their reluctance to plunge deeper into financial ruin piling home costs on top of student loan debt, credit card payments and the costs of necessities means they must lean more heavily on their parents or other support systems who are also taking hits from inflation.

Cardone advised young Americans to move beyond the traditional dream of a single-family home and think smart by buying a rental property instead.

"You can buy a rental property today four units, live in one of them. Only put 5% down, get a better loan, lower interest rates and actually have positive cash flow. That's what people should be looking at," he said.

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Real estate investor Grant Cardone encouraged younger Americans to look into rental properties instead of single-family homes. (iStock / iStock)

"The home is not the American dream that it used to be. It is basically a place you clean up and pick up," he added.

Cardone didn't shy away from pointing the finger at President Biden when it comes to younger Americans' inability to live out the traditional rite of passage, telling Doocy that, under his administration, the homeownership dream has slipped further out of reach.

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"[Thanks to] Joe Biden's administration and the fed, we have interest rates almost at 8%," Cardone said. "And people say, Yeah, but I remember when they were 18%. The difference was that home was $24,000 [back then], and today, its $400,000, $500,000 and $600,000 with insurance premiums blowing out the roof."

"They should [be blaming Biden]. The buck stops with him," he continued later. "Interest rates are three times higher than they were before he got in office. End of story."

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Grant Cardone Slams NYC After Trump Verdict: 'I Will Never Do Business In New York City'

Real estate mogul Grant Cardone said he'll never do business in New York City again after former President Donald Trump was found guilty of all 34 charges in his hush money trial.

In a May 30 post on X, Cardone asked his followers why anyone would invest in New York City real estate, noting that investors can't evict, can't raise rents, can't predict taxes, can't get fair legal treatment and can't do business in New York.

Accompanying the post is an image of a Fox News video from February in which Cardone said he would "immediately discontinue" doing business in New York City. The Fox News interview came after New York Judge Arthur Engoron ruled that Trump and his organizations owe more than $345 million in damages plus 9% interest and barred the former president from running a business as an officer or director in the state for three years.

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During that interview, Cardone said the risks outweigh the opportunities and that New York demonstrated its politicization when it comes to doing business.

"We invest for 14,000 investors at Cardone Capital that depend on cash flow. And if I can't predict the cash flow because of some ruling, or because of the migrants, or because I can't evict people, New York City just keeps doing every single thing they can to sell real estate in Florida, not sell real estate in New York," Cardone said.

After Thursday's verdict, Cardone encouraged his followers to send a message by donating to the $355M Unjust Judgment gofundme account created by his wife, Elena. So far, more than 34,000 contributions amounting to over $2 million have been raised for the effort.

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"Any amount sends a message [that] we support Donald Trump," he wrote.

"Given the circumstances, my husband and I have also now decided to cancel all future events in NY and halt all our real estate ventures there," Elena Cardone wrote on the gofundme page. "I believe NY is not safe nor a place to conduct business at this time."

In the days leading up to the verdict, Cardone indicated he had planned to invest $500 million in New York City but redirected the money to Florida because New York is too risky. He said the state violated the First Amendment, weaponized the legal system, is unfriendly to property owners and that crime is out of control.

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"New Yorkers get a handle on those in power or risk losing your great state forever," he posted.

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Red Apple Group CEO John Catsimatidis reacts to the Trump verdict.

Prominent business executives have warned that more New York enterprises and their leaders may fall victim to "no rule of law" in the wake of Donald Trumps guilty verdict.

"If they can do this to a business person like Donald Trump, they could do it to anybody in New York and a lot of businesses. A lot of people are concerned that there is no rule of law," billionaire CEO John Catsimatidis said Friday on "Mornings with Maria."

"If they can do this to Donald Trump, a former president, regardless of how you feel about the politics, if they can do this to a former president, what can they do to Grant Cardone? What can they do to any other businessman?," the Cardone Capital founder also chimed in Friday on "Varney & Co."

"The city was shocked. The country was shocked. The world was shocked, and it was just mind-boggling. People texted me that they just got home and their wives were crying. We have to bring back the rule of law," Catsimatidis added in reaction.

BUSINESS LEADERS SPEAK OUT ABOUT TRUMP GUILTY VERDICT, WITH ONE IMMEDIATELY DONATING $300K

On Thursday, former President Trump was found guilty on all counts in his historic and unprecedented criminal trial, making him the first former president of the United States to be convicted of a crime.

American business leaders John Catsimatidis, left, and Grant Cardone, right, talk about the economic and legal impact of former President Trump's guilty verdict on FOX Business on Friday. (Fox News)

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg charged Trump with 34 counts of falsifying business records in the first degree, though Trump pleaded not guilty to all counts.

Trump faces a maximum sentence of 136 years total, as each count carries a maximum prison sentence of four years. Additionally, trial attorney Mercedes Colwin reported that the NY v. Trump case carried an estimated taxpayer cost of $2 million over six weeks, with $50,000 per day being spent on safety precautions.

Cardone recently pulled his business out of the Empire State and cautioned that Trumps legal troubles including a previous $355 million fine in a New York civil fraud case in February would "wreak financial havoc" on the city.

"I have 15,000 investors with me at Cardone Capital. We've raised $1.3 billion. If I went to them today and said, I want to invest in New York City, they would not give me money to do that," the investor argued.

Cardone Capital founder Grant Cardone doubles down on his commitment to keep future investment out of the Empire State in the wake of Trump's guilty verdict.

"That's one of the greatest cities on planet Earth. And nobody wants to go there and do business," Cardone continued. "I blame the legal system. Clearly, the political system has been weaponized."

After the verdict was read Thursday, Catsimatidis, who is the chairman and CEO of Red Apple Group and United Refining Company, allegedly attended a private dinner with Trump and 15 others. The CEO claimed the 45th president appeared to be in "good spirits" despite the conviction.

"He went around, and I asked about who the next vice president should be. Everybody gave him advice," Catsimatidis detailed. "The one advice that has resonated amongst the friends that I told it to, I said, not only should you pick the right vice president, you should announce your entire Cabinet. Something that's never been done before. And run as a team. Because we've got to take back America."

"We have to change the world. And President Trump is the only one that has the courage, actually, to make a difference in the world," he added. "And that message has to go through."

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In response to the guilty verdict, Cardone claimed his company has taken $500 million it planned to invest in New York and reallocated the capital into Florida real estate investments.

"You just have too many other risks that, as a fiduciary of other people's money, I can't raise the rents, I can't evict, I cannot predict the taxes," Cardone said. "As great a city as New York City is, I need stability in the marketplace. And right now you have problems picking up the trash."

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Real estate mogul and "Undercover Billionaire" star Grant Cardone is looking to make two sizable scores on opposite ends of the country. He's reportedly got two mansions for sale, one in Florida and one in California, both with eight-figure asking prices. The least expensive of the two is in Golden Beach, Florida, right on the Atlantic, not too far from Miami, while the other is located in Malibu.

First, the Florida mansion. With a location like this, the property would be worth a pretty penny even if it was a one-bedroom shack, but the actual structure that stands there is much more than that, having been featured on the cover of no less than Architectural Digest. It's got seven bedrooms and 12 baths spread across almost 10,300 square feet of living space, all designed by architect Martyn Lawrence Bullard. Here's more, per the property's listing:

"Dive into luxury with 100ft of private beachfront access, an infinity pool, and your very own beach cabana. The heart of the home? A gourmet kitchen stocked with top-tier Subzero and Gaggenau appliances, perfect for whipping up culinary masterpieces. Elevator access and a sleek black marble staircase add a touch of sophistication. And guess what? The heated saltwater pool is ready for year-round fun!"

Cardone reportedly purchased the home in 2021, paying $24 million and making multiple renovations to the outdoor pool deck and bar/grill area last year. Now he's looking for $42 million, which would be quite a tidy profit. Here's video of the paradise-like residence:

Of course, that's all just a warm-up for Cardone's Malibu mansion on the fabled "Billionaire's Beach," and as the property's listing makes clear, its location is even more desirable than the Golden Beach lot:

"This is your chance to own this fully renovated transitional-modern with 150 feet of frontage and 100-foot infinity pool on the beach. The Coastal Commission will never let an estate like this be built again. The estate encompasses half an acre, featuring unparalleled architecture, and unobstructed panoramic ocean views that stretch along the entire Santa Monica Bay from Point Dume to Palos Verdes."

The house itself is a treasure as well, albeit slightly smaller than the Florida mansion at a little over 9,500 square feet. The listing goes on:

"The interiors include new oak hardwood floors throughout, the highest quality finishes, and the latest and greatest amenities. Floor-to-ceiling glass doors seamlessly open to the 3,800 SF oceanfront deck for indoor/outdoor living. This expansive deck features an oversized lap pool, outdoor kitchen, multiple fire pits, and bonus space that could be converted to a sports court. 7 bedrooms, including the primary suite with two fireplaces, a stunning ocean-view terrace, dual walk-in dressing rooms, and dual spa-style bathrooms with soaking tub and marble shower."

Other amenities include a home movie theater, a library with an aquarium built into the wall, a wine cellar, and a gym with a cold plunge. Check it out in the tour below:

By the way, in case you're not quite ready to buy, this mansion is also available to rent at a rate of $250,000 per month. But Cardone is hoping to find a buyer somewhere close to his $65 million asking price, up $25 million from what he paid for it in 2022.

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Grant Cardone calls idea of emergency savings a bank myth and challenges adding home equity to your net worth

Most financial experts would press the importance of having a financial cushion for unexpected emergencies. What they would disagree on is how many months expenses you should plan to set aside for Dave Ramsey, you should be prepared to cover three to six months, while Suze Orman now says you should plan for up to a year.

However, real estate mogul Grant Cardone rejects the concept entirely.

I dont need emergency savings, he said in a recent interview with YouTube personality DJ Vlad. This was another bank myth you need three months of savings in case of a big emergency. Dude, if you have an emergency, you need to go to work, you need to go hustle is what you need to do.

Cardone also foresees gloomy outcomes for those who practice saving money, stating, Savers stay broke.

Cardones aversion to maintaining an emergency fund may be rooted in his perspective on fiat currency.

This is the big scam right here, he told DJ Vlad, holding up a $100 bill.

He explained that if the bill had been printed in 1973, the year DJ Vlad was born, it would still have "$100" printed on it today. However, due to the impact of inflation on the U.S. dollar's purchasing power, the bill wouldn't buy nearly as much today as it did in 1973.

It should say $11, Cardone remarked.

Over the decades, inflation has indeed eroded the purchasing power of money for Americans. According to the inflation calculator from the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, $100 in 2023 was equivalent to just $14.57 in 1973 dollars.

Given this stark reality check, one might wonder how to hedge against inflation. Real estate a favorite of Cardones is one well-known option. As the price of raw materials and labor increases, new properties are more expensive to build, driving up the price of existing real estate.

However, if you think owning a home means you are all set, Cardone has a surprising message for you.

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Home equity is often a substantial component of American households net worth.

A study by the Pew Research Center found that the median net worth of U.S. households was $166,900 in 2021 when all assets were included. However, when home equity was excluded, the median net worth dropped significantly to just $57,900.

Cardone, however, believes that home equity shouldnt be included in the calculation at all.

Equity in a home should never be considered as a net worth number Its a place you live. It would be like counting my refrigerator on my net worth statement, he stated.

Cardone highlighted that owning a home entails numerous related expenses and does not generate income.

The value of your home should not be considered as a net worth item because, one, it doesn't produce income; two, it's a liability because you're paying property taxes, you probably have debt on it, he explained, adding that a home also requires annual maintenance and incurs broker fees when you sell it.

To be sure, owning income properties also comes with many of these expenses. However, the key difference is that high-quality income properties can generate enough revenue to cover these costs and still leave you with a profit. This potential for positive cash flow makes income properties a more attractive investment compared to a primary residence, which typically does not produce income.

These days, there are many real estate investment trusts (REITs) and crowdfunding platforms that enable everyday Americans to invest in income-producing properties.

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If you're an idiot, go listen to Dave': Grant Cardone says to ignore Dave Ramsey if you want to get rich. Is he right to think most Americans are saving too much? Here's what the data says

Live on a strict budget and get out of debt as soon as possible. That's usually the advice given by personal finance expert Dave Ramsey to callers on his show.

However, real estate mogul Grant Cardone, warns it doesn't apply to most Americans and is only for "idiots" prone to overusing credit.

People use credit cards too much in this country ... They borrow money for Gucci belts and try to pretend to be somebody theyre not," he said in an interview with DJ Vlad. If youre an idiot, go listen to Dave. Cardone clarified that he uses credit cards himself, but he makes sure to never owe any interest.

According to the entrepreneur, most Americans suffer from saving too much, being too conservative and not taking enough risk. For those that want to get wealthy, at some point youre going to leave Daves advice and youre going to start watching what wealthy people do, he said.

He believes using leverage is necessary if you want to move to the next level. "If you want to build a $4 billion real estate portfolio you're going to have to use debt," he added.

"Well the debt you're talking about is not the debt that he's talking about," said DJ Vlad, to which Cardone replied, "That's right. 100%."

So are "most Americans" saving too much?

The U.S. personal saving rate calculated by the Bureau of Economic Analysis was 3.8% in Jan. 2024. This is the percentage of people's incomes left after they pay taxes and spend money. Historically, the saving rate has averaged about 6.2%, said Gus Faucher, chief economist of PNC Financial Services Group, to USA Today.

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A recent survey from Bankrate said that only 44% of U.S. adults would pay an emergency expense of $1,000 or more from their savings. Thirty-five percent would use a credit card, take out a personal loan or borrow from family and friends.

Cardone does not think that overspending with credit cards is a widespread problem.

Nevertheless, considering the increasing levels of credit card debt in the U.S., Ramseys guidance may still hold weight.

According to the latest data from the New York Fed, credit card balances surged $50 billion in Q4 2023 to $1.13 trillion a new all-time high.

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Carrying credit card debt can be costly. Forbes Advisor says the average credit card interest rate in America currently sits at 27.94%.

Cardone recognized Ramseys contribution to peoples financial health.

I think Daves great for most people that just want to figure out how to get out of debt. Hes done a great job, Cardone remarked. But Im not going to take Daves advice to build a real estate portfolio because if you want to build a $4 billion real estate portfolio, youre going to have to use debt.

Cardone knows a thing or two about real estate. His private equity firm Cardone Capital boasts a multifamily portfolio of assets under management valued at over $4 billion.

In such ventures, debt can be a useful tool.

While its true that too much debt can be a bad thing, it can be one of the most powerful tools in a real estate investors arsenal, Cardone wrote in a blog post.

He explained that there is good debt and bad debt. Bad debt includes things that do not put money in your pocket, such as credit cards and car payments. Good debt, on the other hand, are investments that eventually help you build wealth.

Real estate is the best example of good debt because it has the potential to generate both capital appreciation and cash flow, Cardone noted.

These days, there are multiple ways to tap into real estate.

You can take on debt to directly purchase rental properties or you can buy shares of publicly-traded real estate investment trusts (REITs). You can also explore crowdfunding platforms that allow you to own a stake in private REITs or a percentage of physical real estate properties, like apartments, commercial buildings and even plots of land.

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Grant Cardone has broken barriers of success once again within his non-profit organization, The Grant Cardone Foundation which confirms engaging with over 350,000 youth globally with their generous and ongoing fundraising and mentoring occurring in multiple ways; 10X Hub (South Africa), Mentoring Workshops; Entrepreneurial Program; FIU Scholarship Program; 10X Kid of the Year Scholarship and the Grant Cardone internship.

The Grant Cardone Foundation is a national non-profit organization invested in helping youth communities reach their fullest potential. Entrepreneur and best-selling author, Grant Cardone, created the foundation as a result of experiencing the traumatic loss of his father when he was only ten years old. Growing up without a father figure in his life affected him emotionally, socially, and academically and leading Cardone to make it his mission to help young adults, who may need life and career guidance just as he once did. The foundation partners with community organizations, municipal agencies, corporations, and other non-profit entities to help deliver energy and educational resources to kids in need. Their mission is to provide mentoring and financial literacy education to adolescents in underserved and at-risk populations, especially those without a father figure.

Through the Grant Cardone Foundation, I am proud to continue providing opportunities to help enhance our youths future of tomorrow by giving them a wide range of assistance from mentoring and guidance to scholarships plus tools for career advancement, said Grant Cardone, Founder of The Grant Cardone Foundation.

10X Hub is a globally known program in South Africa, the global initiative that provides financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and mentorship programs to help level the playing field and fight poverty at its core, and to create a lasting LEGACY (Leading, Entrepreneurial, Growth, and Commitment to Youth education) for generations to come in these communities. Its an entrepreneurial development center, a collaborative space, and a 10X mentorship hub. This is a place to give everyone, no matter their economic circumstance, the opportunity to create success and to 10X their life. South Africa has the largest concentration of fatherless adolescents in the world at 62% and one of the highest unemployment rates globally, making it an important area for the foundation to kick off its first location. The Grant Cardone Foundation has partnered with Labit on the 10X HUB in South Africa.

10X Hub has given us the opportunity In South Africa to help pave the way in fighting poverty and building futures all because of The Grant Cardone Foundation, said Ivan Swartz, CEO/Founder of Labit, a business incubator program in South Africa.

The Hub has impacted over 350,000 lives through digital training, it has provided annually 840 entrepreneurs in-person mentoring and guidance with 75 of these entrepreneurs given the opportunity to pitch their business ideas. Then there are fifteen promising entrepreneurs chosen for a rigorous six- to twelve-month business development, in which they will each receive a sizable investment in their business.

The Grant Cardone Foundation also hosts multiple mentoring workshops for over 1,000 at-risk youth in the South Florida Community including: 5000 Role Models, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Take Stock in Children, and PACE Center for Girls.

The Grant Cardone Foundation is on a mission to 10X the next generation of business leaders. To continue their commitment to providing educational opportunities for the youth community, they have started the First Generation Scholarship, to provide financial aid for students currently residing in the state of Florida who are first-generation college students in their family, pursuing a degree at Florida International Universities College of Business. The First Generation Scholarship will cover a full ride for two students every year, up to $7,500 per year, with a renewal option for up to four additional years, for a total of $30,000 to the recipient. The scholarship recipients will receive mentorship support and gain access to a multitude of powerful business resources and learning material through Cardones world-renowned training enterprise, Cardone Training Technologies, Inc.

For more information or to donate to The Grant Cardone Foundation, please visit The Grant Cardone.

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