I'm looking for a couple of people to read the copy of my first book on Creative Finance. It's one of a three-part series I'm working on right now and I'm looking for feedback on my first draft. If you're reading this and you feel that you have some skills in editing and you are an accomplished reader, I'd love to connect with 1-2 of you about giving it a read through and providing feedback on any improvements I can make or sections I may have missed. I should have draft one back for my editor this week, but rely on y'all to tell me if it's good or not. By design, it's not going to be a long book. It's about 135 pages, so it should be a relitivley quick read.

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Everyone who reads this... Post your real estate goals for 2026 I'll start - Buy/Sell enough apartments to pay off $700,000 of debt on The Robin Hood Village Resort and finish my Moses Lake Hotel Conversion Lease up. That would leave me with only cashflow positive real estate in the entire 500 Unit portfolio. After that, grow my PM company to 1000 Units under management that are not owned by me. That would allow me to run a larger staff at a higher profit margin while providing even better service.... I am going to be busy again this year.... If I pull all this off I have way more time (an less stress) to spend with my kiddo (pictured here playing with a stick) who along with his mother (my wife Danni) are the reason I do most of the things I do. Outside of my portfolio: Multifamily Strategy is about to get way better. I am beyond excited to be making several anouncements to start the year.... weither you are here as part of our free community or part of the mentorship program 2026 is going to be the best year yet. (more to come) It is a absolute privelege to get share the adventure with all of you and I will do everything in my power to move each and every one of you towards their goals this year. What are your real estate goals for 2026? Christian Osgood

I’ve had a lot of conversations in this community lately… and one thing keeps coming up: “I want to get into apartments, but I don’t know where to start.” So I built a 60-second quiz that shows you exactly where you stand — and what your next move should be. Whether you're brand new or already investing, this will give you clarity on what’s holding you back — and how to move forward fast. https://multifamilystrategy.com/skool-quiz

Upgrading our Tuesday calls we're going to have the ability to break out into regions from the main room, so you're looking at deals in your own community and interacting with investors specifically in your own area. To pull this off, please follow the simple form below. This will populate a private spreadsheet for me where I can assign these into zoom and make sure that everyone automatically makes it into the correct breakout rooms. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfqnzfxmYAWiSKJe8hCzj_s945XF4JEqaWxIPmXeJHuNqHKqw/viewform 1. Northeast • States: ME, NH, VT, MA, RI, CT, NY, NJ, PA • Why: Dense urban markets (NYC, Boston, Philadelphia), older housing stock, heavy regulation, and strong rent demand. • Leader Focus: Navigating rent control, high competition, and redevelopment of older assets. ⸻ 2. Southeast • States: DE, MD, DC, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL, AL, MS, TN, KY, WV, AR, LA • Why: Rapid population growth, strong inbound migration, landlord-friendly laws, Sunbelt hotspots like Atlanta, Charlotte, Nashville, and Florida markets. • Leader Focus: Growth markets, new construction opportunities, and institutional capital flows. ⸻ 3. Midwest • States: OH, MI, IN, IL, WI, MN, IA, MO, KS, NE, ND, SD • Why: Affordable entry points, steady cash flow, lower volatility, legacy manufacturing cities seeing revitalization (Cleveland, Detroit, Kansas City). • Leader Focus: Value-add opportunities, stable workforce housing, and secondary/tertiary markets. ⸻ 4. Southwest • States: TX, OK, NM, AZ • Why: Explosive growth in Texas metros (DFW, Austin, Houston, San Antonio), energy-driven economies, landlord-friendly laws, and strong population inflows. • Leader Focus: Scaling portfolios quickly, development opportunities, and creative financing in competitive markets. ⸻ 5. West • States: WA, OR, CA, NV, CO, UT, ID, MT, WY, AK, HI • Why: Coastal powerhouses (Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles) mixed with high-growth inland states (Utah, Idaho, Colorado). Regulatory environments vary widely, but strong appreciation potential.