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You don’t need another “industry podcast” that talks around the work while your onsite teams carry the weight. Mike Brewer welcomes Carlyle Swafford to the Multifamily Media Network, and you immediately hear why this show matters. Carlyle built his career the hard way. He started in property management in 1990 as a maintenance tech. He worked his way through engineering, leasing, property management, regional leadership, and VP roles, and now sits as a COO. That path gives him the one thing most leadership content lacks. Credibility with the people actually doing the work. Here’s the answer to what Carlyle’s podcast is built to do. Multifamily Ethos exists to equip the site-based professionals and regionals who drive outcomes. Not the title-chasers. Not the “policy says so” crowd. The people who solve real problems under pressure. What does “ethos” mean in multifamily leadership? Ethos is the set of principles and practices that show up as character, integrity, and trust when the job gets messy. It’s how you lead a team. It’s how you make decisions when the script fails. It’s how you build confidence in yourself before you ask anyone else to believe in you. Carlyle’s angle is simple. Every level has challenges. Maintenance has pressure. Leasing has the race to the bottom with concessions. Managers carry the team. New regionals go from one asset to eight and realize they’re not “doing the work” anymore. They’re leading the people doing the work. And that transition breaks a lot of talented operators. This is where the episode hits. You can’t answer residents with “corporate office said so.” You have to think. You have to choose. You have to own the outcome. And you have to learn without calling every miss a failure. Carlyle doesn’t use “failure.” He calls them opportunities. That matters because language shapes identity. If your team believes one bad call means they “broke the company,” they stop making decisions. If they learn that one person can’t break a company, they start building judgment. The most operator-real moment is this. Titles can become a roadblock. When a COO walks onsite, people see the title before they see the human. Carlyle wants to flatten that. Same level conversations. Same respect for every role. Different responsibilities. Same importance. Where to find Carlyle. LinkedIn: Carlyle Swafford Email: Carlisle.Swafford@multifamilyethos.com Call to action. Subscribe when Multifamily Ethos drops. If you lead onsite teams or regionals, this is the show that will sharpen your judgment and strengthen your people. MultifamilyCollective Blog: https://www.multifamilycollective.com The Daily Collective Book: https://amzn.to/3YI6BDa Hosted by: https://www.multifamilymedianetwork.com multifamily leadership podcast, Multifamily Ethos podcast, onsite team leadership multifamily, regional property manager coaching, how to become a regional property manager, how to lead onsite teams, maintenance technician to COO multifamily, property management career path, how to build trust with onsite teams, how to train multifamily teams for critical thinking, how to reduce concessions in multifamily, how to handle resident complaints effectively, property management leadership principles, character integrity trust in multifamily leadership, #multifamily, #multifamilyleadership, #propertymanagement, #regionalmanager, #onsiteteams, #residentexperience, #apartmentoperations, #multifamilymedia, #multifamilypodcast, #leadershipdevelopment Multifamily, Multifamily Leadership, Property Management, Multifamily Ethos, Onsite Teams, Regional Managers, Apartment Operations, Maintenance Leadership, Leasing Strategy, Multifamily Media Network #Multifamily #Leadership #PropertyManagement #MultifamilyEthos #ApartmentLiving #Operations #MultifamilyMedia #mikebrewer #multifamilycollective #multifamilymentoring #multifamilycoaching #multifamilypodcast #leadership #OpenAi #multifamilymedianetwork