The Multifamily Millionaire, Volume I

The wealthy don't get rich one house at a time—they use multifamily real estate investing to scale their cash flow and achieve lifetime financial freedom.

Brandon Turner (longtime cohost of The BiggerPockets Podcast and author of The Book on Rental Property Investing) and Brian Murray (author of Crushing It in Apartments and Commercial Real Estate) have joined forces to reveal the strategy behind millions in real estate wealth. Now you can access the exact framework that's already created countless multifamily millionaires! 

Turner went from minimum wage to millionaire by 30, while Murray built a $50+ million real estate empire that landed on the Inc. 5000 list for five consecutive years. It's not about lucky breaks or perfect timing—it's about understanding market fundamentals, analyzing deals with precision, and executing a repeatable system that transforms single properties into portfolio-building machines. 

Together, these two powerhouses have created one comprehensive book series to give you everything you need to invest BIG in real estate. This two-volume series provides a complete roadmap: Volume I covers small multifamily (2-20 units) that you can finance and manage personally, while Volume II tackles large-scale commercial deals. Whether you're buying your first duplex or ready to acquire apartment buildings, this series delivers the battle-tested blueprint for building serious wealth.

In Volume I, you'll learn how to:

Build a million-dollar net worth in five years using The Stack methodIdentify profitable properties using crystal-clear criteriaAnalyze deals quickly and accurately with proprietary expense algorithmsSecure properties with no money down using creative financingFind incredible off-market deals even in competitive marketsLive for free while building wealth through house hacking strategiesScale your portfolio rapidly with the BRRRR methodManage properties like a five-star business that tenants loveTransition from small deals to large commercial investments