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Landlord Larry's 40 rentals, and Apolo Ohno's 'great divorce,' on BiggerPockets

Episode #1336 follows a former finance student who sold his car in college to buy a Midwest duplex, then built a Cleveland portfolio of single-family homes.

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Lawrence Guerguis, known on the show as Landlord Larry, expected to spend forty years in finance. According to the episode, one conversation with a regretful investment banker changed that. He sold his car while still in college, put the money toward a duplex in the Midwest, moved to Cleveland and, three years on, says he owns 40 rentals. Episode #1336 tells that story, with Section 8 tenants and private lenders along the way, and it is the week's most watched upload by a wide margin, past 60,000 views.

The comments under it are mostly about Larry himself: his storytelling, his "finance bro" energy, and a few practical questions, such as whether all his properties are Section 8 and how he decided Cleveland was the right market. One viewer who lives an hour from Peoria vouches for the area. Another is sure the family car from 2008 was a Corolla.

Two days later came a very different guest. Apolo Ohno, the short-track speed skater who won eight Olympic medals across three Winter Games, talks about what he calls the "great divorce" from his athletic identity and how the patience of training carried over into real estate. Then Dave Meyer took the Friday slot alone with seven tax strategies, from depreciation to 1031 exchanges and opportunity zones, and that one is gathering views faster than anything else on the channel in its first hours.

A short counting down to BPCON2026 rounded out five uploads. Overall the channel ran right at its usual pace. Among the money and investing channels near its size, I Will Teach You To Be Rich and Ben Mallah are having big weeks, while Sean Pan sits steady.

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The facts
Subscribers
1,270,000
Channel views, last 7 days
245,231
Videos published this week
5
Video published
September 28, 2026
Video views so far
62,417
Views on its first day
35,297

The numbers

Here is how BiggerPockets' week looks in figures.

views gained this week, compared with similar channels
Your Rich BFF
22,888,169
Patrick Boyle
3,232,423
I Will Teach You To Be Ri…
990,449
CNBC International
800,554
Ben Mallah
784,148
BiggerPockets
245,231
The Graham Stephan Show
140,019
Kris Krohn
59,644
Sean Pan
36,612
subscribers
1,270,000
no significant change in the last 7 days
total views
129,972,357
views per day
31,133
typical day: 31,683
compared with similar channels (subscribers)
Sean Pan
1,480,000
CNBC International
1,450,000
Patrick Boyle
1,350,000
Your Rich BFF
1,290,000
BiggerPockets
1,270,000
The Graham Stephan Show
1,240,000
I Will Teach You To Be Ri…
1,130,000
Kris Krohn
1,120,000
Ben Mallah
1,110,000
As of October 3, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube
Subscriber, view, like and comment counts are YouTube's. Rates, usual days, rankings, comparisons and categories are Trari's own calculations.
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