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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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  • EP 29 - The 9-Point Due Diligence Checklist That Has Saved Us Thousands

    EP 29 - The 9-Point Due Diligence Checklist That Has Saved Us Thousands
    2026/08/26

    A co-living property can look like a great deal on paper, but one overlooked sewer, structural, zoning, or insurance issue could cost you thousands after closing.

    In this episode, Miller McSwain and Craig Curelop break down the nine-part due diligence checklist they use before buying a co-living property. They explain which inspections are worth paying for, how inspection findings can create negotiating leverage, and when a serious issue should make you reconsider the deal.

    You’ll learn how to evaluate:

    • General property inspections
    • Sewer scopes
    • Electrical panels and capacity
    • Roof condition
    • Plumbing systems
    • Structural integrity
    • Permits and previous renovations
    • Zoning and occupancy limits
    • Insurance for co-living properties

    Miller and Craig also share real examples of issues they have uncovered, seller credits they have negotiated, and costly surprises this process has helped them avoid.

    Whether you’re buying your first co-living property or adding another home to your portfolio, this episode will help you complete your due diligence with fewer surprises and greater confidence.

    Connect with the hosts:
    Miller McSwain: https://www.instagram.com/millermcswain/
    Craig Curelop: https://www.instagram.com/craigcurelop/
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    52 分
  • EP 28 - Inside the Country's Largest Co-Living Operation

    EP 28 - Inside the Country's Largest Co-Living Operation
    2026/08/20

    How do you scale a co-living company from a small operation to nearly 4,000 units across major U.S. cities?

    In this episode, Miller and Craig sit down with Sergii Starostin, co-founder and CEO of Outpost Club, to explore the strategies behind one of the country’s largest co-living operations.

    Sergii explains how Outpost expanded through organic growth and strategic acquisitions, including taking over properties from Bedly, Quarters, Common Living, and June Homes. He also shares how the company evaluates acquisition opportunities, determines which markets make sense, and chooses between master leases, revenue-sharing agreements, and property management contracts.

    The conversation also covers:

    • Why Outpost focuses on large projects with 100–200 rooms
    • How acquisitions helped the company enter new markets
    • Why some previously strong co-living markets are now struggling
    • How Outpost evaluates property management companies using EBITDA
    • Why market concentration helps lower customer acquisition costs
    • How AI increased each leasing representative’s capacity from roughly seven leads to 40–50 leads per day
    • How AI is changing leasing, marketing, customer service, and financial operations
    • Why Sergii believes traditional software-as-a-service could disappear
    • Outpost’s upcoming free property management platform, Nebo
    • What the future may hold for co-living operators and property managers

    Whether you currently operate a few rooms or hope to build a national co-living company, this episode provides a rare look inside co-living at an entirely different scale.

    Connect with Sergii Starostin:
    Email: ss@outpost.me
    Nebo: https://mynebo.co

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

    Follow Craig Curelop:
    https://www.instagram.com/craigcurelop/
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    57 分
  • EP 27 - The AI-Powered Co-Living Owner: Investing From 800 Miles Away

    EP 27 - The AI-Powered Co-Living Owner: Investing From 800 Miles Away
    2026/08/13

    Can AI help you become a more informed co-living owner without taking over your property manager’s job?

    In this episode of The Co-Living Show, Miller McSwain and Craig Curelop sit down with Tanya Zorov, a co-living investor who lives in New Jersey and owns two properties in Jacksonville, Florida.

    Tanya explains how she purchased two already-operating co-living homes, kept the existing property manager in place, and began using AI to improve her oversight of the portfolio. She shares how she combines income and expense data, monitors cash flow, tracks repairs, studies room performance, and evaluates potential acquisitions through her own AI-powered operating system.

    In this episode, you’ll learn:

    • Why Tanya chose Jacksonville for her out-of-state investments
    • The advantages of purchasing an operating co-living property
    • How a local property manager supports remote ownership
    • The true cost of combining PadSplit with property management
    • How Tanya uses AI to review income, expenses, and net cash flow
    • A simple way beginners can start analyzing portfolio data with AI
    • Why occupancy can significantly affect smaller co-living properties
    • What Tanya will look for in her next co-living acquisition
    • Why strong local relationships still matter in an AI-powered business

    Tanya’s advice for beginners is simple: start small. Export the data from your income and bookkeeping platforms, add it to an AI project, and begin asking questions about the performance of your portfolio.

    Connect with the hosts:
    Miller McSwain
    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/millermcswain
    Craig Curelop
    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/craigcurelop

    Connect with Tanya: https://www.facebook.com/tanya.larina.9066
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    53 分
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