Christian OsgoodCEO, Multifamily Strategy · CEO at Multifamily Strategy

Keyboard Warrior Roasted!

27 Mar 2024 · 1 min

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Christian Osgood owns $30 million in cash-flowing properties and responds to criticism that successful investors shouldn't sell courses. He argues his course teaches what he learned the hard way, helping others avoid expensive mistakes.

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All right, it's been a while since we got to do a roast on here, but we finally got a comment that deserves one. So here we go. If you were actually making money in real estate, you wouldn't spend time selling a course. Oh really? So you're saying you'd rather learn from someone who hasn't done the thing that you want to learn? Like, oh, I would like to buy real estate. I think this would be a good idea. Let me go ask someone who's never done it before. Who you calling pinhead? Dude, that's crazy. I buy real estate. I enjoy renovating it. I buy on long-term cash-flowing fixed-rate debt. I bought $30 million of real estate. You put this together, it cash flows, it bought me financial freedom. If that resonates with you and you want to learn how to do it, then you can ask me how to do it. I put it in a course so it's easier for people, and then I mentor with my own time teaching people to go even deeper and save themselves hundreds of thousands of dollars not making some of the mistakes I made. If you are passionate about what you do, you can show others how to do it. Do not learn from someone who hasn't done the thing that you're trying to learn. It's crazy, man.