PropTech and the case for Class C multifamily.
Why undervalued Class C apartments in the Midwest are an asset class — not a deal type — and how operators who run their own software stack will compound the operating advantage over the next decade.
Speaking & Events
An operator's perspective.
A Navy SWCC veteran who became a Kentucky attorney, then built a software-enabled real estate fund. Available for real estate conferences, legal industry events, veteran entrepreneurship programs, PropTech summits, and leadership forums.
What he does
Formats and audiences.
Formats
Six engagement types
Keynote · Panel · Fireside chat · Podcast guest · Expert witness
Audiences
Six audience tracks
Real estate LPs · Multifamily operators · Real estate finance professionals · Family law attorneys · Veteran entrepreneurship programs · PropTech / property-management communities
Signature topics
Five talks.
Building a tech-enabled real estate fund without institutional backing.
The actual mechanics of launching a Reg D Rule 506(c) fund as a first-time fund manager — how to structure it, what counsel costs, what the SEC and state notice filings require, and where the actual advantage sits for a small operator running their own securities review.
Veteran entrepreneurship and operating discipline.
What Naval Special Warfare actually teaches you about building companies — decision-making with incomplete information, after-action review as a management tool, and how small-team leadership translates to running a firm.
Running a law firm and an investment firm at the same time.
The operational framework for managing a family law practice and a real estate fund in parallel without compromising either. How the two businesses serve different audiences, share an operating cadence, and stay completely separate at the marketing and compliance layer.
Predictive maintenance, deal analysis, and NOI for multifamily.
A ground-level look at how Wise Capital built ForVue — a software-only platform using a patent-pending Weibull-Bayesian failure model — and what it actually changes about three operating decisions: when a major system will fail, whether a target acquisition pencils against operator data already in the system, and where NOI gets left on the table at properties already in the portfolio. The model gets more accurate as more user data is fed back in.
Recent appearances
Selected podcasts and panels.
- Jan 4, 2026 The Business Game Group— Building Wise Capital from the Ground Up Listen
- Dec 4, 2025 Another Jacob Rant— Real Estate, Software, Service Watch
- Dec 2, 2025 Multifamily Insights — Episode 769— How to Track and Cut Apartment Expenses Listen
- Sep 27, 2025 A Life Designed Team Coaching— Operating Discipline from the Service to the Boardroom Watch
- Jul 25, 2025 AI Agents Podcast — Episode 61— Predictive Maintenance and the ForVue Stack Watch
Booking
Available for select events.
Christopher takes a limited number of speaking engagements per year. Submit topic, date, audience, and venue. Most replies within 48 hours.