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The Co-Living Show

The Co-Living Show

著者： Craig Curelop and Miller McSwain
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Co-living is one of the most misunderstood, and highest-potential, ​ strategies in residential real estate investing. Most investors hear the buzzwords, see the cash-flow claims, and immediately assume it’s either too risky, too operationally intense, or too complicated to scale. The truth is simpler: coliving work exceptionally well when built on systems, governed by operational clarity, and executed like a real business, not a side hustle. The Co-Living Show exists to make that clarity accessible for serious professionals who want smarter returns without gambling on guesswork.
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Hosted by BiggerPockets authors Craig Curelop and Miller McSwain, The Co-Living Show goes far beyond surface-level real estate content. This is the only real estate investing podcast dedicated exclusively to the economics, operations, regulations, and strategic frameworks that drive high-density co-living and shared housing at scale. Whether you’re new to the model or a high-earning, time-poor professional seeking exposure to a sophisticated cash-flow real estate strategy without becoming an operator, this show delivers the confidence, understanding, and insight needed to invest intelligently.
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Each episode takes you inside the real-world systems behind co-living performance. You’ll hear from operators running multi-market portfolios, attorneys specializing in zoning and compliance, designers who understand space optimization and profitability, lenders financing room-by-room rental strategies, and property managers and city officials shaping the future of affordable housing innovation. You’ll also hear from the Co-Living Cash Flow Community, everyday investors solving operational challenges and executing the exact frameworks discussed on the show.
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👉 Join the community: www.millermcswain.com/community
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There is no fluff here. No hype. No motivational noise. Every conversation is grounded in data, regulatory insight, operational logic, and investor-level clarity. Co-living is not “passive income.” It’s not a shortcut. It’s a system. And systems — when executed correctly — produce scalable, predictable returns that outperform traditional rental models. This is not speculative theory. It’s cash-flow real estate strategy in action.
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Craig brings acquisitions, underwriting, and market strategy. Miller brings operations, pricing systems, and standardization frameworks that make coliving scalable. Together, they deliver an operator’s perspective of an asset class most investors only see from the outside. As BiggerPockets authors, educators, and practitioners, they simplify complexity without diluting truth: coliving works, but only when done correctly.
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You’ll hear underwriting breakdowns, operator case studies, deal teardowns, regulatory realities, tenant strategy, market analysis, and the economic logic behind high-density residential investing. You’ll learn how to invest passively, partner with experienced operators, or simply understand the business model in depth, even if you never plan to manage a property yourself.
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The Co-Living Show does not claim co-living works.
It proves when, why, and under what conditions it works.
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If you want confidence instead of conjecture, systems instead of speculation, and clarity instead of chaos, this is your source of truth for professional-grade residential real estate investing.
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Subscribe and join thousands of investors building deeper understanding, stronger portfolios, and smarter strategies, without wasting time on noise.
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This is the future of residential real estate investing. And now you’ll finally understand how it works.
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© 2026 The Co-Living Show マネジメント・リーダーシップ リーダーシップ 個人ファイナンス 個人的成功 経済学 自己啓発
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  • EP 23 - The Truth About Co-Living Laws Every Investor Needs to Know

    EP 23 - The Truth About Co-Living Laws Every Investor Needs to Know
    2026/07/16

    Most investors focus on finding deals.

    Very few think about changing the laws that determine whether those deals are even possible.

    In this episode, Craig Curelop and Miller McSwain are joined by legislative attorney Sam Hooper to unpack the legal side of co-living. They discuss zoning, occupancy limits, housing policy, and why creating better legislation is ultimately more powerful than relying on loopholes or gray areas.

    You'll hear about:

    • The biggest legal obstacles facing co-living operators
    • The difference between occupancy limits and zoning restrictions
    • States leading the way in co-living legislation
    • How investors can work with lawmakers to improve housing policy
    • Why long-term success depends on changing the rules—not just working around them

    If you want to build a scalable co-living business that can stand the test of time, this is an episode you won't want to miss.

    Follow us on Instagram:

    Craig: https://www.instagram.com/craigcurelop
    Miller: https://www.instagram.com/millermcswain
    Sam: https://www.instagram.com/legelawyer
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    1 時間 6 分
  • EP 22 - How We Took a Co-Living Portfolio From 50% to 90% Occupancy

    EP 22 - How We Took a Co-Living Portfolio From 50% to 90% Occupancy
    2026/07/08

    Craig Curelop and Miller McSwain sit down for a solo episode of The Co-Living Show to unpack how they took a struggling co-living portfolio from around 50% occupancy to 90% occupancy in just a few months.

    This was not a simple “post better listings and fill the rooms” story.

    Before the turnaround, the portfolio had major operational issues. Owners were frustrated, residents were unhappy, vendors had concerns, systems were inconsistent, houses were set up differently, and occupancy was far below where it needed to be.

    Craig brought the acquisition and growth side. Miller brought the operational systems, leasing process, marketing structure, and resident experience. Together, they walked through the hard process of cleaning up the portfolio, standardizing the houses, communicating with owners and residents, fixing the leasing funnel, and rebuilding trust.

    In this episode, Craig and Miller talk about the real lessons from the turnaround, including why top-of-funnel marketing, conversion, pricing, tours, retention, resident experience, and change management all had to work together.

    You’ll hear how they approached:

    • Taking over 20+ co-living houses
    • Standardizing property systems
    • Improving resident communication
    • Handling messy transitions
    • Rebuilding listings across Zillow, Roomies, Facebook Marketplace, and Apartments.com
    • Using better photos, videos, pricing, and automation
    • Testing different follow-up and conversion strategies
    • Moving from resident-led tours to self-guided tours
    • Adding welcome baskets, calls, community events, and referral opportunities

    This episode is especially useful for co-living investors and operators who want to scale without creating operational chaos.

    Connect with Craig and Miller:

    Miller McSwain
    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/millermcswain

    Craig Curelop
    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/craigcurelop

    Join The Co-Living Community:
    www.millermcswain.com/community
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    55 分
  • EP 21 - How Furnished Finder Is Opening the Door for Co-Living Investors

    EP 21 - How Furnished Finder Is Opening the Door for Co-Living Investors
    2026/07/01

    In this episode of The Co-Living Show, Craig Curelop and Miller McSwain interview Jeff Hurst, CEO of Furnished Finder, about the growing connection between mid-term rentals, furnished room rentals, and co-living.

    Jeff explains why room rentals are becoming one of the fastest-growing areas on Furnished Finder, why the platform needs more affordable supply, and how co-living investors may be able to use Furnished Finder to reach renters looking for flexible housing.

    The conversation covers what today’s Furnished Finder tenant is looking for, how co-living operators can test the platform, what makes a furnished room more attractive, and why shorter lease terms may create new opportunities for higher rents.

    They also talk about the differences between Furnished Finder, PadSplit, Airbnb, Zillow, and other rental platforms, plus where Jeff sees the future of flexible housing going.

    Join our Facebook community: www.millermcswain.com/community

    Follow us on Instagram:
    Craig Curelop: www.instagram.com/craigcurelop
    Miller McSwain: www.instagram.com/millermcswain

    Connect with Jeff Hurst on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeff-hurst-atx/
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    1 時間 5 分
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