Grant Cardone

Here's your number.

I had two deals happen to me in Houston, Texas.

Both by the Hanover, built super high quality stuff.

And they're like, we're not getting rid of this.

Why would we get rid of this?

They got their number, they got over their number, three groups, I was third, two other groups hit the number, I didn't quite get it, they kicked me out of it, said they wanted to go with one of the other two groups, picked a group and then said, no, we're not gonna sell it.

Because when they went back to their board, they're like, we cannot build this

Guys, what are we doing?

Yeah.

Why sell it when we can't build it for that price?

So let's just raise the money internally.

And that's why they're trolling those assets.

They're dragging them to get a number so they can go back to their board and say, look, Justin won't pay the number.

Cardone won't pay the number.

Blackstone won't pay the number.

Starwood won't pay the number.

Let's just keep it.

It's a great asset.

Yeah.

But if it's not cash flowing, if you look up and say, I have no cash flow, I got 80 investors and they're all pissed off.