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Hey Grant Cardone here and I want to share with you why multi-family apartments, real estate, particularly in the state of Florida, is not too high.

I know a lot of you out there right now worried about crash coming, real estate crashing out.

Not the laugh that it's not a joke. It is a possibility and I'm going to share with you today though, why multi-family, particularly in Florida, Fort Lauderdale, Miami,

you go to Orlando, Tampa, the Gulf Coast of Florida and why there cannot be a crash there and why in fact, we're at the beginning of a super cycle in the appreciation of real estate values in the state of Florida,

which will probably extend to all the states connected to it, Georgia, Alabama, Texas will benefit continually, Arizona will as well, the Carolinas and I'm gonna tell you why.

There's basically about six primary reasons.

Number one, interest rates are at all time lows.

Now, the real estate we're talking about right here is particularly like these big buildings.

So what does interest rates have to do that?

Typically, interest rates are considered to be a driver of single-family housing.

But what's happening with this particular asset class, the multi-family, is traditionally single-family houses,

you know, for the 60 years I've been on this planet, we're bought by single-family homeowners.

People that were interested in mowing their grass and fixing the roof and painting and raising kids there,

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