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.

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.

Join Christian Osgood and Michael Zuber, a Texas multifamily investor and one of Brandon Turner's prior coworkers, as they discuss what really went down with this deal and what else is about to happen for Brandon Turner.

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.

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 value of keeping steady income while scaling.

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.

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.