Johnoson Crutchfield
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This podcast is made to work on both mindset and knoweldge of new and established real estate investors alike. The show host is an active real estate investor who offers advice, interviews guests for added perspective, and uses guest feedback to make sure your questions are answered. If you'd like to reach out, email me at [email protected]. I don't need anything from you, but I'd love to hear about what you have going on. Don't just look at the map, grab the map!
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · June 2026
Real estate investing explained through seller-call habits, offer math, and practical deal judgment.
The Grab the Map Podcast is a practical Business & Finance show for real estate investors who want to hear the work up close. It stays on the operating floor: live rooms, seller calls, deal review, and investor questions from people trying to move.
You get the offer math, the seller calls, and the awkward pause after both.
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A live under-contract deal shows a practical path from seller conversation to making more offers.
John Crutchfield uses an active deal under contract to frame how his team decides when to make more offers. The property has been on the market for 143 days, and he treats 30 days or more as a useful trigger for outreach.
A direct coaching session on treating real estate investing like scheduled work.
John Crutchfield keeps the point plain: real estate investing works better when it is treated like scheduled work, not something squeezed in later.
A steady starter guide that puts discipline ahead of theory.
John Crexfield makes a plainspoken case for starting real estate investing from zero. He ties the advice to his own path from education into real estate and to the BRRRR strategy he picked up in 2018, but the point is not his biography.
A practical rent-and-DTI lesson that treats the mortgage like a numbers problem.
The episode takes a roommate-rent strategy and turns it into something concrete: collect rent from roommates, report it on taxes, and use that extra income to improve debt-to-income math so the mortgage works more in your favor.
A principal-to-investor story that stays practical about equity, cash flow, and what success means.
The episode follows a former school principal who left public education for real estate, and it is strongest when it focuses on buying direct, building immediate equity, and avoiding the ego of counting doors.
A clear cap-rate discussion for investors sorting timing from noise.
This episode keeps its focus on multifamily timing, and Neal Bawa makes the case that prices are still reasonable. John Crutchfield keeps the pace steady, so the main point never gets lost: investors often trail the market, while the better move is to buy when the numbers work…
A grounded look at real estate deal-making, with the offer logic laid out plainly.
The episode stays with Darian Linton in the middle of real estate deal-making and pays close attention to the small choices that shape an offer.
Practical guidance on deal flow, wholesaler access, and building a rental business.
This episode looks at what ownership of hundreds of rental properties actually means, while still keeping one eye on listeners trying to land a first deal or plan the next move.
Demetri Kofinas interviews specialists on geopolitics, energy markets, AI, and finance at length.
BBC's daily business show, from toy-industry founders to Anthropic's Pentagon standoff.
John Crutchfield talks with Curtis May, host of the Practical Wealth Show and founder of Practical Wealth Solutions, about what he calls an anti-Wall Street approach to financial freedom.
He starts with the part most people want to skip.
The host lays out a simple framework for attracting real estate deals.
Jon Crutchfield opens by saying you do not need hundreds of rental properties.
The host opens by asking why $100K in 90 days should matter to the listener.
John Crutchfield brings Darian Linton on for a straight talk walk through wholesaling real estate in Lee County, Mississippi.
The host opens with a reset.
The host opens by saying he wants to talk about learning from other investors.
The host opens by getting the live room organized and setting the tone for a seller-call session.
The host discusses the realities of owning hundreds of rental properties and explains his BRRRR strategy for acquiring and funding them.
The host discusses foundational strategies for real estate investing, using Maslow's hierarchy as a metaphor to emphasize the importance of getting deals under contract by talking to sellers daily.
Have you mapped your perfect week before the week starts mapping you?
John Crutchfield frames real estate deal hunting as a search for a specific target, not a vague chase, and says beginners should decide what they are hunting for before looking.
Episode 99 of The Grab the Map Podcast turns ten real estate “reality checks” into a blunt operating manual for investors who think more doors, paper cash flow, or hustle will solve a bad business.
This episode segment explains a step-by-step checklist for managing real estate deals after securing a contract, based on the host's seven years of experience.
John Crutchfield starts with an active deal that has been under contract after sitting on the market for 143 days.
John Crutchfield interviews Terry and Liz from Mid-South Home Buyers, the oldest turnkey real estate provider in the U.S.
Host John Crutchfield explores why real estate investors fail, arguing that failure stems from either not doing the core activities or doing them incorrectly, not from lack of results.
John Crexfield opens by speaking directly to listeners interested in real estate investing and centers the conversation on getting started from scratch.
John Crutchfield brings on Michael Hong for a conversation about renting out rooms and how that changes the way a buyer thinks about property.
The host, a real estate investor, details the three most critical financial and operational measurements for real estate investors to track: vacancy (including non-paying occupants), rent collection as a percentage of expected revenue, and maintenance costs/response times.
The host discusses the mindset shift needed to move from hustling to growing a real estate business, using a story about a coaching student.
The host shares three real estate deals from early 2025, starting with a distressed property whose owner is in jail and needs cash for bond.
John, a former principal turned real estate investor, shares his journey from education to building a portfolio of over 500 units.
Host Ben reconnects with guest Scott, a former real estate agent now working in real estate tech, to discuss leveraging technology in investing.
Host John Crutchfield interviews Dennis Shapiro, a real estate investor and author, about his journey from single-family rentals to multifamily syndications.
Host John Crutchfield interviews Neil Bawa, a multifamily entrepreneur, about tax strategies and market insights in real estate investing.
The host discusses protecting something valuable, shares a call with a successful real estate investor, and talks about managing multiple projects.
The host shares a personal story about raising money to buy a property with a friend, illustrating the challenges of starting in real estate investing.
The host discusses the importance of choosing who you talk to daily to influence your decision-making and success in real estate investing.
Host John Crutchfield introduces a conversation with guest Aline Bakari about real estate investing, covering rental properties, flipping houses, and buying/selling.
John Crutchfield discusses how to close real estate deals with low down payments and grow a rental property portfolio.
Host John Crutchfield introduces the podcast and interviews a fellow real estate investor about his journey and tips.
Host John Crutchfield interviews Sean O'Rourke about getting started in rental real estate investing with little or no money.