Christian OsgoodCEO, Multifamily Strategy · CEO at Multifamily Strategy

I Made Over 1.5 Million Dollars In One Year 💸

11 Feb 2026 · 1 min

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In this monologue, the speaker explains why commercial real estate (CRE) is appealing, emphasizing that property valuations are driven by performance rather than just cap rate fluctuations. He introduces the "Section 8 stack" approach, which focuses on acquiring well-located, multi‑unit buildings that generate stable, high cash flow. By calculating the annual new income and its present value, investors can achieve seven‑figure returns. The speaker highlights the importance of fair market rent, noting that revenue can increase modestly or dramatically depending on market growth. Investing in growing, high‑quality areas yields beautiful properties with many units, high cash flow, rising values, and substantial net‑worth accumulation.

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This is why I love commercial real estate. Even when the cap rates move up and down, your valuations are based on perform— this is why it's called the Section 8 stack. It's not just a single dumpy house in the middle of nowhere. These are beautiful buildings based on their performance, and the math is super easy to do. How much new income are we creating annually, and how much is that income worth? In this case, 7 figures. I've owned these for years. This happens every once in a while. Now sometimes The revenue only goes up $20. Some years it goes up over $100. It's based on fair market rent. So if you're buying in growing markets in excellent areas, here's what you end up with. You end up with beautiful properties, lots of units, very high cash flow, high values, and a very large net worth built on beautiful buildings and a large amount of them in growing areas.