Join the #1 Real Estate Event, Miami, FL, April 15 - 16th, 2025

GRANT CARDONE’S REAL ESTATE SUMMIT

discover the strategies behind grant cardone's rise to a $5 billion real estate empire

Summit Attendees

23,000+

Club Member's Units

40,000+

Assets Under Management

$5B+

For Anyone Who Wants To Dominate the Real Estate Game

How do you find the right deals? Who can you trust? Where can you get financing? How do you avoid scams? Where can you find investors?

You’ll get the answers to these and so many other questions at Grant Cardone’s Real Estate Summit. Grant will go into detail about how you can find, finance, close on and manage your first or next deal. This event is for existing investors and brand-new investors who want to create lasting wealth in real estate.

For Anyone Who Wants To Dominate the Real Estate Game

Find, Buy & Fund A Great Real Estate Deal.
Tap into Fannie Mae's 5% down program.
Underwrite a Deal using new DSCR Rulings.
Get Funding with no money down or no credit.

Ensure your loan will get approved by a lender.
Get an interest rate below market.
Buy below replacement cost.
Create passive income for a lifetime.

Biggest Real Estate Summit In The World

Spend 2 days learning and getting your mindset right on how to play real estate game to ensure you win!

Meet Your Host:

Grant Cardone

Maybe you’ve seen him talking business and real estate on Yahoo Finance, CNBC, and Fox News – or sitting down with celebrity investors like Usher, Kevin Hart, Magic Johnson, Floyd Mayweather and John Travolta.

Grant Cardone is a self-made private equity fund manager and real estate investor, who controls $5 billion and 12,718 units of cash flow producing real estate.

After his first real estate deal in 1995, he quickly graduated to apartments and turned $350K into a $5M profit, then did it three more times over the next months, acquiring 260 units, and making $15M.
After 2001, Cardone expanded into investments in Arizona and Texas, adding 2,200 units, then selling them all just before the housing crash of 2008.
On the other side of the crash, he started buying again and used the equity in his primary residence to buy a 1,000-unit portfolio that would turn $15M into $180M.