In this episode Christian interviews George, who accidentally fell into real estate and shares his journey from high-volume auctions to building a diversified portfolio. They discuss cash flow versus appreciation, creative value-add strategies (like adding carports), community-focused property management, and the importance of not over-leveraging.

George also explains how clear investor communication and patience helped weather downturns, offers practical examples of repositioning assets, and shares lessons from costly early mistakes to help listeners build lasting equity in real estate.

Christian and Caleb discuss a record $3.45M capital raise for a $140M acquisition, sharing practical advice for first-time syndicators on sourcing investors, structuring deals, and presenting with confidence.

They cover ideal first-deal sizes, real-life fundraising stories, what investors need to see (location, capital protection, and growth plan), and simple tactics to build trust and convert prospects into partners.

Mike recounts his shift from expensive West Coast markets to cash‑flowing Midwest rentals, starting with low‑cost turnkey homes in Gary, Indiana. He explains why he chose those markets despite poor traditional metrics and how small investments reduced his risk.

He outlines practical tactics: using YouTube and social media to dominate a niche, working with wholesalers and local investors, leveraging seller financing, and building a reliable out‑of‑state team (property managers, contractors). Mike emphasizes adaptability, hands‑on oversight, and the active work required to stabilize and optimize rental properties.

Brent Bowers of LandShark and host Christian discuss Brent’s path into land investing, starting locally in Colorado and scaling across the Southeast. The episode covers practical strategies—wholesaling, seller-finance arbitrage, mobile home placement, and cash deals—along with deal sourcing, due diligence, and pacing to one solid deal per month.

They also talk software and AI tools for marketing and note tracking, how to manage partners and taxes, and the importance of taking action and learning from mentors to build a sustainable land business.

Joel walks through his 2008 collapse and comeback, sharing how he rebuilt by focusing on active real estate: flipping, new construction, small multifamily and founding Burr Loans. He covers real-world lessons on vetting partners, controlling leverage, and building repeatable systems.

Listeners will get concise takeaways on sustainable LTV targets, scaling with local teams, personal financial discipline, and practical steps to move from one-off deals to a scalable investing business. For follow up, Joel directs listeners to Burr (burr.com) and @burr_loans.

Joe Killinger walks through how he built and scaled Commercial Brokers International, his approach to training and building A-player teams, and the strategies he uses for investing and managing properties across Los Angeles and Texas.

In this episode of the Owner Meeting Podcast, host Christian Osgood interviews Joe Killinger, a successful real estate entrepreneur. They discuss Joe's journey in building a large brokerage, the differences in managing properties in California versus Texas, and the importance of working with elite brokers. Joe shares insights on building a high-performing team, the significance of marketing and personal branding, and the discipline required in entrepreneurship. They also touch on learning from mistakes in real estate investments, maximizing revenue from properties, and the role of content creation in attracting clients.

Joe emphasizes the importance of giving back to the real estate community and shares valuable lessons learned throughout his career. Joe Killinger has built multiple successful companies in real estate. Understanding local regulations is crucial for property management. Texas offers easier management compared to California. Elite brokers value prepared and serious clients. Training and mentorship are key to building a strong brokerage team. Marketing should focus on providing value to potential clients. Discipline and motivation are essential for entrepreneurial success. Learning from past mistakes can lead to better investment decisions. Maximizing property revenue requires creative thinking. Content creation is vital for establishing a personal brand in real estate.

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Christian sits down with Ethan and Eddie to trace their journey from flipping couches and running an airport cleaning business during COVID to breaking into multifamily investing. They share mentorship lessons, partnership dynamics, and the grind that powered their growth.

The episode breaks down their signature deal: acquiring an 11-unit with seller financing and bank debt, completing $290k+ in renovations to reach a $1.7M appraisal, cashing out ~$590k, and using that to help buy and reposition a 44-unit—taking their portfolio to 55 units while vertically integrating construction and property management.

Key takeaways include cold-calling persistence, the importance of active income alongside appreciation-driven real estate, smart deal structuring, and learning from mistakes to scale responsibly.

In this rapid-fire episode, Michael answers 10 questions in 60 seconds each, covering rent control, interest rate forecasts, branding, fitness, and personal life.

Takeaways:

The people that buy have to do the work.

This conversation delves into the world of real estate investment, exploring the essential strategies, mindset, and market dynamics that contribute to success. The speaker emphasizes the importance of doing the work, understanding the market, and maintaining a positive mindset to overcome challenges and achieve financial freedom through real estate.

He delivers blunt takes on policy and real estate, shares lessons from past mistakes, and explains the discipline and skills behind long-term investing success.

In this episode of the Owner Meeting Podcast, host Christian Osgood interviews real estate legend Rod Khleif, who shares his inspiring journey from a Dutch immigrant to a successful real estate investor. Rod discusses the importance of mindset, goal setting, and overcoming limiting beliefs in achieving success. He emphasizes the significance of building a strong team and taking massive action to differentiate successful individuals from those who struggle. Rod also reflects on the lessons learned from his financial setbacks and the importance of giving back to the community. The conversation highlights the tactical aspects of real estate investing, particularly the advantages of multifamily properties over single-family homes. Rod Khliefs Links: https://rodslinks.com/ Takeaways Mindset is crucial for success and recovery. Setting clear goals is essential for achievement. Happiness comes from progress and growth, not just material success. You can't be fearful and grateful at the same time. Success is inevitable if you have a burning desire. Don't fear failure; fear regret instead. Your peer group significantly influences your success. Taking massive action is the key differentiator for success. Giving back to the community enhances fulfillment. Multifamily investing is more scalable and manageable than single-family homes. Download our FREE Course on how to get started in multifamily investing! ➡️ https://www.multifamilystrategy.com/get-free-training Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/christianosgood/?hl=en Join our Free Community (and get a free calculator): https://www.skool.com/multifamilystrategy/about?ref=370951ad19e54a24862f51627e864f66 Chapters: 00:00 Rod Khleif's Journey: From Immigrant to Real Estate Mogul 04:11 The Mindset of Success: Overcoming Loss and Failure 09:52 Goal Setting: The Key to Achieving Your Dreams 16:14 Identifying and Overcoming Limiting Beliefs 20:21 Building a Winning Team: The Importance of Peer Groups 27:25 Overcoming Adversity and the Path to Success 28:43 The Power of Meditation and Mindfulness 30:46 The Role of Gratitude in Achieving Happiness 33:29 The Importance of Giving Back 39:50 Lessons from Losing $50 Million 48:14 Scaling in Real Estate: Multifamily vs. Single Family Explore the less known strategies of real estate investment and pave your way to financial freedom with Multifamily Strategy featuring Christian Osgood. Join Christian and a network of real estate professionals as they divulge priceless insights, innovative financial tactics, and triumph tales to empower you in the dynamic realm of real estate investment. Whether you're a seasoned player or an aspiring beginner, our podcast furnishes practical wisdom to expedite your journey towards prosperity and autonomy. Tune in now to kickstart the construction of your empire! Fresh episodes released weekly, make sure to SUBSCRIBE!" Learn how to buy rental properties, purchase real estate low and no money down, and create your own multifamily strategy! #multifamily #sellerfinancing #creativefinance #realestate #Rodkhlief

Grace, co-founder of Wire (Women Invest in Real Estate), shares her journey from DIY real estate investor to building a lean, intentional business and community that hit $1M in revenue. She explains why she scaled slowly, how strategic partnerships and systems helped preserve time freedom, and why clear SOPs and time-blocking are essential.

Grace also discusses pivoting away from flipping to focused builds, the importance of knowing when to say no, and the costly lessons she learned — including a $73K grant loss that taught her to systematize and prioritize. Practical tips include weekly bookkeeping, standardized bill pay, color-coded workflows, and creating exit plans for partnerships.

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