Christian OsgoodCEO, Multifamily Strategy · CEO at Multifamily Strategy

The Goal Is Cashflow! #sellerfinancing

10 Jan 2023 · 0 min

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In this brief segment, Christian Osgood emphasizes that real‑estate investors should set their primary objective as cash flow rather than merely accumulating units. He cites Dion McNeely, a frequent guest on the channel, as a concrete example: McNeely owns 16 rental units that generate roughly $14,000‑$15,000 in monthly cash flow. Osgood notes that McNeely operates without forming LLCs or partnering with others and finances the properties with 30‑year fixed‑rate loans, describing this structure as an ideal situation for investors focused on cash flow.

The main thing is though, you basically, you set your goal and you need to know what that goal is. And the goal is beyond the unit count. The goal is cash flow. Absolutely. Dion McNeely, who's on this channel all the time, he has 16 units. He cash flows about $14,000-$15,000 a month. I mean, that, that does it for most people. You're done. Um, he doesn't have any LLCs, no partners, all 30-year fixed rate debt. That's a great place to be.