The Owner Meeting

Multifamily Strategy focuses on the use of creativity to find, negotiate, and fund real estate rdeals. So many people have had success in real estate regardless of their starting point, this podcast interviews successful real estate investors. The shows host Christian Osgood, started from $0, scaled to a 200+ unit portfolio, using seller finance, private capital, equity partners, and a multitude of other creative and conventional finance structures. Follow here an on youtube at Multifamily Strategy.

The Owner Meeting is a business podcast hosted by Christian Osgood, with 90 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Christian Osgood hosts The Owner Meeting, a business show with 90 episodes published.

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  Episode #96

  Brandon Turner’s $15M Syndication Collapse - with Michael Zuber

  Jun 16, 202639 minS0

  <p>This episode breaks down Brandon Turner’s syndication failure in Katy, Texas — a deal that lost roughly $15 million after being bought at a sub-4% cap and burdened with short-term debt. Hosts analyze where the underwriting failed, how strong operations couldn’t save an overpaid asset, and why access to large audiences can enable risky deals.</p> <p>Key takeaways: underwrite like a GP even as an LP, prioritize cash flow to hold for appreciation, beware of scaling beyond your core strengths, and understand the reputational risks of raising capital through brand power.</p> <p> </p> <p>Join Christian Osgood and Mic...

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  Episode #94

  Why Mobile Home & RV Parks Are the Hidden Cash-Flow Goldmine

  May 30, 202632 minS0

  <p>Host Christian interviews Leo Young, founder of Cornell Communities, about investing in mobile home parks and RV parks as a cash-flow-focused, recession-resistant niche of multifamily. They discuss why these assets work for entry-level housing, the operational differences from traditional multifamily, and the benefits of tenant-owned homes.</p> <p>The episode covers deal sourcing and financing trends, converting park-owned homes to resident-owned, creative structuring options, and practical challenges like infrastructure and septic. Leo also shares his growth story—how he scaled to several hundred pads in a few years—and key lessons for new investors, including underwriting discipline and the valu...

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  Episode #93

  How Russell 'Solved' Dyslexia: A Remarkable Journey from Struggle to Success

  May 28, 202636 minS0

  <p>Host Christian sits down with Russell, who shares his personal story of overcoming dyslexia and the research-backed system he developed to teach reading and writing. They discuss practical strategies—focus on a person’s specialty, move from specific to general, and use word analysis plus articulation—to help dyslexic and ADHD learners succeed, plus how AI can scale the approach.</p> <p>The episode includes real examples, dramatic results from Russell’s studies, and resources for follow-up (Skool.com). Listeners will learn actionable techniques to improve writing, reading, and business communication for neurodiverse minds.</p>

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  Episode #92

  From Dry Cleaner to Real Estate Pro: Low-Risk Cashflow Strategies

  May 27, 202639 minS0

  <p>Host Christian Osgood interviews Ian Noble about his journey from running a family dry-cleaning business to building a diverse buy-and-hold real estate portfolio. They discuss active vs. passive investing, asset classes Ian favors (single-family, triple-net retail, mobile home parks, RV and self-storage), and how treating real estate like a business drives consistent returns.</p> <p>Key takeaways: prioritize day-one cash flow, vet operators thoroughly before investing, balance kindness with firm policies as a landlord, and consider passive partnerships and private lending for scale and capital preservation.</p>

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  Episode #95

  Impact Investing That Works: From Bus Stops to Full-Scale Data Centers

  May 21, 202636 minS0

  <p>Christian Osgood interviews Jesse Sells about his transition from military intelligence to commercial real estate and impact investing, covering mobile home parks, multifamily turnarounds, and a move into data centers.</p> <p>The episode shares practical examples (moving a bus stop, reinstating community events), lessons on team-building and scaling, and concrete advice on raising capital from family offices and private investors.</p>

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