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Real Estate Investing with Grant Cardone
Only invest in real estate that cash flows. In today’s podcast, Grant explains the importance of investing for cash flow and how to use it to your advantage.

NOI, or Net Operating Income, determines, and drives what you should pay for a deal and the debt you can get. As a real estate investor, your job is to increase the NOI. First, find out how to calculate it and then how to increase it.