Best Real Estate Podcasts That Book Guests in 2026: Ranked by Real Chart Data
Updated October 2026 · Based on CastFox data covering 29 Apple Podcasts chart snapshots in 78 countries (2026-02-24 to 2026-10-18) and 5M+ indexed podcasts
If you are looking for real estate podcasts that book guests in 2026, these 14 shows are the ones worth a pitch. Every one of them reached the top 100 of the US Apple Podcasts Business chart in at least one of the 29 daily CastFox snapshots taken between February 24 and October 18, 2026, and every one of them describes interviews or guest conversations in its own published format. Real estate does not have its own Apple chart, so we started with the top 250 charting Business shows and kept only the feeds whose name, description or summary is about real estate, mortgages, property or housing. That is why this list is shorter and more specific than a general business ranking.
The shows that survive that filter fall into five kinds, and they want very different guests. There are mortgage and lending shows that book industry operators (Coffeez with Joe Shalaby, The Way with Dino Katsiametis). There are agent and team growth shows aimed at realtors (Forward One Podcast, Team Lead Talks, We Are Selling with Lee Woodward). There are investor shows that interview people who have actually closed deals (BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast, The MORE Show, Wake Up to Wealth, The Owner Meeting, Real Estate Investing Mastery Podcast, The REtipster Podcast). There are consumer and housing market shows for buyers and sellers (Real Estate This Week, PropertyTales). And there is one personal finance show with a large real estate audience attached to it (BiggerPockets Money).
Each card below shows the real cover art, the host, what the show is, why it earned its place in 2026, who it suits, and the chart record behind it. We rank by chart consistency rather than by one strong week, because a feed that charts month after month keeps sending listeners to your episode long after it publishes. For shows further down the long tail than a Business chart filter can reach, the CastFox guest finder searches 5M+ indexed podcasts by topic and format, AI guest matching scores shows against your own background, and the CastFox Business chart page shows the live top 50 updated daily.
The 14 best real estate interview podcasts of 2026 at a glance
| # | Podcast | Hosted by | Avg US rank | Best rank | Countries charting | Episodes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Coffeez with Joe Shalaby | Joseph Shalaby | 10.8 | #3 | 3 | 146 |
| 2 | Wake Up to Wealth | Brandon Brittingham | 39 | #30 | 1 | 71 |
| 3 | The MORE Show | Justin Colby, Bleav, Justin Colby | 47.6 | #23 | 1 | 498 |
| 4 | BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast | BiggerPockets | 74.4 | #61 | 0 | 1,000 |
| 5 | Real Estate This Week | Stephen Gasque - Home Buying & Property Insights | 61.2 | #46 | 0 | 69 |
| 6 | PropertyTales | Barrett Freeman | 92.4 | #83 | 0 | 92 |
| 7 | The Way with Dino Katsiametis | Dino Katsiametis | 90.4 | #84 | 0 | 70 |
| 8 | Forward One Podcast | Paul Morris & Josh Spitzen | 82.8 | #67 | 0 | 53 |
| 9 | BiggerPockets Money | BiggerPockets | 93.8 | #82 | 3 | 786 |
| 10 | The Owner Meeting | Christian Osgood | 75 | #75 | 0 | 90 |
| 11 | Team Lead Talks | Andrew Becker | 92.5 | #87 | 0 | 126 |
| 12 | The REtipster Podcast | Land Investing & Real Estate Strategies | Seth Williams | 94 | #86 | 0 | 295 |
| 13 | Real Estate Investing Mastery Podcast | Joe McCall | 87 | #87 | 1 | 986 |
| 14 | We Are Selling with Lee Woodward | Lee Woodward | 90 | #90 | 0 | 238 |
Jump to a Show
- #1. Coffeez with Joe Shalaby
- #2. Wake Up to Wealth
- #3. The MORE Show
- #4. BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast
- #5. Real Estate This Week
- #6. PropertyTales
- #7. The Way with Dino Katsiametis
- #8. Forward One Podcast
- #9. BiggerPockets Money
- #10. The Owner Meeting
- #11. Team Lead Talks
- #12. The REtipster Podcast | Land Investing & Real Estate Strategies
- #13. Real Estate Investing Mastery Podcast
- #14. We Are Selling with Lee Woodward
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The 14 Best Real Estate Interview Podcasts to Listen To in 2026
Mortgage and Lending Shows That Book Industry Operators
#1. Coffeez with Joe Shalaby
Hosted by Joseph Shalaby
About this show: Joseph Shalaby, founder and CEO of E Mortgage Capital, hosts conversations with entrepreneurs, investors, athletes and cultural voices about how they built what they built and what it cost them. The show publishes about three times a week.
Why it made the list in 2026: The strongest chart record of any real estate or mortgage show on the US Business chart this year, on a format that is entirely built around the guest's own story. Chart record: 29 of 29 US snapshots, average US rank 10.8, best #3, charting in 3 countries on the latest scrape.
Best fit for: Best for mortgage and lending operators, founders and investors with an origin story and real numbers behind it.
#7. The Way with Dino Katsiametis
Hosted by Dino Katsiametis
About this show: Dino Katsiametis covers mortgage strategy and the businesses of top producers and operators. His description names past guests including Heather Lovier, COO of Rocket Companies, Mortgage Coach founder Dave Savage, Josh Mettle of NEO Home Loans, Wade Betz of Mpire Financial and Anthony Casa.
Why it made the list in 2026: The most operator-heavy guest list of any mortgage show here, on a format the host describes as a working session rather than a highlight reel. Chart record: 7 of 29 US snapshots, average US rank 90.4, best #84, charting in 0 countries on the latest scrape.
Best fit for: Best for mortgage originators, loan officers and proptech founders who can show the specific systems behind a result.
Investor Shows That Interview People Who Close Deals
#2. Wake Up to Wealth
Hosted by Brandon Brittingham
About this show: Brandon Brittingham, a real estate investor and entrepreneur, hosts a weekly wealth-building show. His description says the show features a diverse range of guests including industry leaders, experts and successful operators from several fields.
Why it made the list in 2026: A top-100 position in every one of the 29 snapshots we took this year, on a weekly guest slot the host fills himself. Chart record: 29 of 29 US snapshots, average US rank 39, best #30, charting in 1 countries on the latest scrape.
Best fit for: Best for investors and operators who can turn one strategy into a teachable, step-by-step conversation.
#3. The MORE Show
Hosted by Justin Colby, Bleav, Justin Colby
About this show: Justin Colby hosts MORE, short for Maximizing Opportunities in Real Estate, mixing interviews with industry leaders and dedicated education episodes on multifamily investing and passive income.
Why it made the list in 2026: One of the deepest archives in this category at 498 episodes, with a format that alternates between guest interviews and teaching, so the host knows exactly what a good guest segment looks like. Chart record: 28 of 29 US snapshots, average US rank 47.6, best #23, charting in 1 countries on the latest scrape.
Best fit for: Best for multifamily operators, syndicators and anyone who can walk through how a larger deal was actually financed.
#4. BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast
Hosted by BiggerPockets
About this show: Dave Meyer and Henry Washington teach real estate strategies and hold candid conversations with everyday investors building wealth in the current market. The feed has 1,000 episodes.
Why it made the list in 2026: The largest brand in real estate investing podcasting and the deepest archive on this list, which also makes it the most competitive booking here. Chart record: 22 of 29 US snapshots, average US rank 74.4, best #61, charting in 0 countries on the latest scrape.
Best fit for: Best for investors with an unusual portfolio or a documented result, pitched once you have other appearances to point at.
#10. The Owner Meeting
Hosted by Christian Osgood
About this show: Christian Osgood interviews successful real estate investors about finding, negotiating and funding deals creatively. His description says he started at zero and scaled to a portfolio of more than 200 units using seller financing, private capital and equity partners.
Why it made the list in 2026: The highest publishing frequency on this list, which means the most guest slots to fill, on a show whose entire premise is interviewing investors. Chart record: 1 of 29 US snapshots, average US rank 75, best #75, charting in 0 countries on the latest scrape.
Best fit for: Best for multifamily and creative finance investors who can describe a specific deal structure in plain language.
#12. The REtipster Podcast | Land Investing & Real Estate Strategies
Hosted by Seth Williams
About this show: Seth Williams covers land investing, self-storage, rental properties and other real estate niches, pulling back the curtain on his own land flipping business and storage portfolio across 295 episodes.
Why it made the list in 2026: The most clearly defined niche on this list, which makes the pitch simple if you work in land or storage and pointless if you do not. Chart record: 3 of 29 US snapshots, average US rank 94, best #86, charting in 0 countries on the latest scrape.
Best fit for: Best for land investors, self-storage operators and niche real estate specialists with a repeatable process.
#13. Real Estate Investing Mastery Podcast
Hosted by Joe McCall
About this show: Joe McCall covers full-time income strategies in real estate with an emphasis on wholesaling vacant land, and says the show works through the stories of other successful investors and the strategies behind them.
Why it made the list in 2026: An archive of 986 episodes built almost entirely on investor stories, so the format is settled and the host knows what makes a usable episode. Chart record: 1 of 29 US snapshots, average US rank 87, best #87, charting in 1 countries on the latest scrape.
Best fit for: Best for wholesalers and land investors who can be specific about deal flow, marketing and margins.
Agent and Team Growth Shows for Realtors
#8. Forward One Podcast
Hosted by Paul Morris & Josh Spitzen
About this show: Paul Morris and Josh Spitzen, both Keller Williams CEOs and co-founders of Forward One Estates, host top-producing agents, marketing experts and industry leaders sharing the strategies behind their results.
Why it made the list in 2026: A show aimed squarely at working realtors who want to out-sell their market, hosted by two operators who book the guests themselves. Chart record: 5 of 29 US snapshots, average US rank 82.8, best #67, charting in 0 countries on the latest scrape.
Best fit for: Best for top-producing agents, team leaders and real estate marketers with a process other agents can copy.
#11. Team Lead Talks
Hosted by Andrew Becker
About this show: Andrew Becker and his guests break down the systems and strategies shaping the real estate industry, with conversations aimed at operators, founders and leaders about scaling, profit and market shifts.
Why it made the list in 2026: A recruiting and operations focus that almost no other show in this category covers, on a feed that publishes often and books outside operators every time. Chart record: 4 of 29 US snapshots, average US rank 92.5, best #87, charting in 0 countries on the latest scrape.
Best fit for: Best for team leaders, brokerage owners and anyone who has scaled a real estate business past the solo agent stage.
#14. We Are Selling with Lee Woodward
Hosted by Lee Woodward
About this show: Real estate industry coach Lee Woodward hosts a weekly show about real estate, business and handling the hard parts of the job, built around learning from experts in their field.
Why it made the list in 2026: A coach-hosted show with a long archive of 238 episodes and an audience of working agents rather than investors. Chart record: 1 of 29 US snapshots, average US rank 90, best #90, charting in 0 countries on the latest scrape.
Best fit for: Best for sales trainers, proptech founders and agents with a specific skill to teach.
Consumer and Housing Market Shows for Buyers and Sellers
#5. Real Estate This Week
Hosted by Stephen Gasque - Home Buying & Property Insights
About this show: Stephen Gasque, a real estate professional and five-time Emmy Award winning broadcast journalist, covers buying, selling, mortgages and property investing with expert guests every week. His description says plainly that the guests are the show.
Why it made the list in 2026: The most explicitly guest-driven show on this list, hosted by a broadcaster who knows how to run an interview, with a steady mid-chart position across the year. Chart record: 14 of 29 US snapshots, average US rank 61.2, best #46, charting in 0 countries on the latest scrape.
Best fit for: Best for mortgage professionals, housing market analysts and agents who can explain a consumer decision clearly.
#6. PropertyTales
Hosted by Barrett Freeman
About this show: Barrett Freeman hosts PropertyTales with comedians Billy Hubbard and Tera Padgett, interviewing people and visiting places across the South in a format that mixes property talk with humor.
Why it made the list in 2026: The only show in this category that treats a real estate interview as entertainment, which makes it a very different booking from the rest of the list. Chart record: 9 of 29 US snapshots, average US rank 92.4, best #83, charting in 0 countries on the latest scrape.
Best fit for: Best for guests with a story and a personality, especially anyone working in Southern markets.
Personal Finance Shows With a Real Estate Audience
#9. BiggerPockets Money
Hosted by BiggerPockets
About this show: Mindy Jensen and Scott Trench interview thought leaders every week about earning more, spending smarter and growing wealth, with a strong focus on financial independence across 786 episodes.
Why it made the list in 2026: A personal finance feed with a real estate audience attached to it, and one of only two shows on this list charting in three tracked countries on the latest scrape. Chart record: 6 of 29 US snapshots, average US rank 93.8, best #82, charting in 3 countries on the latest scrape.
Best fit for: Best for guests who can connect property investing to a wider financial independence plan rather than to deal mechanics alone.
Rising This Month: Real Estate Interview Podcasts Climbing the Charts (October 2026)
These are the real estate interview shows moving up fastest in CastFox rankings. We compare each show's average US chart position across the 3 most recent snapshots (2026-10-03 to 2026-10-18) with the 3 snapshots before that. A show that was outside the top 100 in the prior window is marked as new to the top 100. This section is refreshed every month; the main list above changes more slowly because it rewards consistency.
Wake Up to Wealth
Hosted by Brandon Brittingham. Wake Up to Wealth moved from an average of #44.3 to #36 (up 8.3 places), with a best US rank of #30 so far in 2026 and a top-100 position in 1 country on the latest snapshot. Welcome to the Wake Up to Wealth Podcast with your host, Brandon Brittingham! Are you ready to transform your financial future and start living the life of your dreams? If so, you're in the right place.Join Brandon, a...
Real Estate This Week
Hosted by Stephen Gasque - Home Buying & Property Insights. Real Estate This Week moved from an average of #59 to #57 (up 2 places), with a best US rank of #46 so far in 2026 and a top-100 position in 0 countries on the latest snapshot. Looking for the best real estate podcast to help you buy, sell, or invest in property? Join Stephen Gasque—real estate expert and five-time Emmy Award–winning broadcast journalist—as he and his expert guests share the...
Coffeez with Joe Shalaby
Hosted by Joseph Shalaby. Coffeez with Joe Shalaby moved from an average of #6.3 to #5 (up 1.3 places), with a best US rank of #3 so far in 2026 and a top-100 position in 3 countries on the latest snapshot. Hosted by Joseph Shalaby, Founder and CEO of E Mortgage Capital, this isn’t your typical business podcast. Each episode brings you inside the minds of high-level entrepreneurs, investors, athletes, celebrities, and...
How We Ranked These: CastFox Methodology
CastFox scrapes the Apple Podcasts charts every day in 78 countries and stores every position in the top 200 of every genre. For this list we took the 29 2026 snapshots of the US Real Estate Interview chart between 2026-02-24 and 2026-10-18, and scored every show that appeared in the top 100 of any of them.
- Consistency (50% of the score): the number of snapshots in which the show appeared in the US top 100. Every show on this list appeared in at least 1 of the 29 snapshots, which is the filter that removes one-week spikes.
- Average US rank (30%): the mean of the show's US chart positions across those snapshots. Lower is better.
- Global reach (20%): the number of tracked countries in which the show was in the genre top 100 on the most recent snapshot. This is what separates a show with a large US following from a show with a global one.
There are no paid placements and no editorial overrides. A few shows on this list would not be our personal picks; they are here because the chart data put them here, and we would rather show you what people are actually listening to than what we think they should be. Chart position is not the same as audience size, so treat the ranking as a measure of sustained popularity rather than a download count. For a deeper look at what chart data can and cannot tell you, read how podcast audience demographics are calculated.
How to Pick the Right Real Estate Interview Podcast for You
How to get on a real estate podcast when you have no media history
Start with the host-booked shows rather than the ones with a production team. The Owner Meeting, Team Lead Talks, PropertyTales and The Way with Dino Katsiametis are all run by an operator who books the guests personally, and all four describe a format built around an outside voice working through what that person knows. The pitch that wins is a specific deal or system, not a resume: name the episode you listened to, propose one subject the host has not covered, include a number you can prove, and keep the email under 150 words. Our pitch template with a 35% reply rate is the exact format we use.
Which real estate podcasts looking for guests have the biggest reach?
Coffeez with Joe Shalaby has the strongest chart record of any show on this list by a wide margin: it appeared in all 29 US Business snapshots we took in 2026, averaged rank 10.8, and reached as high as #3. BiggerPockets Money and Coffeez are also the only two shows here charting in three tracked countries on the latest scrape, and BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast brings an archive of 1,000 episodes and the largest brand in the category. Treat those three as the second round of a campaign rather than the first, and pitch them once you have three or four published appearances to point at.
What are the best real estate interview podcasts 2026 for a first booking?
Real Estate This Week, PropertyTales and The Way with Dino Katsiametis are the three easiest to reach on this list and still put you in front of a real property audience. Real Estate This Week charted in 14 of the 29 snapshots with a best rank of #46 and says plainly that the guests are the show. PropertyTales charted in 9 snapshots and books interesting people rather than famous ones. Book one of these first, get a clean recording and a transcript out of it, then use that episode as the proof point in your next pitch.
The best podcasts for real estate investors to guest on
If you buy, syndicate or flip property, go to the investor shows: BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast, The MORE Show, The Owner Meeting, Real Estate Investing Mastery Podcast and The REtipster Podcast all describe interviewing investors about how deals actually got done. The MORE Show charted in 28 of 29 snapshots with 498 episodes behind it, and Real Estate Investing Mastery Podcast has 986. Those archives matter, because a host with hundreds of past interviews has a format you can study before you pitch. Bring one deal with real numbers you are allowed to share and the booking gets much easier.
Where are the real estate podcast guest opportunities with the least competition?
The shows on this list with the shortest inbox are the newest and the narrowest: The Owner Meeting, We Are Selling with Lee Woodward, Team Lead Talks, Forward One Podcast and The REtipster Podcast each charted in five or fewer of the 29 snapshots this year, which usually means a smaller queue rather than a small audience. A niche focus works in your favor here, because a land investing specialist is an obvious fit for REtipster and an obvious miss for a consumer housing show. For opportunities beyond the charting shows entirely, the CastFox guest finder ranks shows by topic fit across 5M+ indexed podcasts rather than by chart position.
You want one booking the people who hire you will actually find
Pick the show whose audience is closest to the people who hire you, not the show with the best number next to it. A mortgage originator reaches more of the right people on The Way with Dino Katsiametis, whose published guest list includes the COO of Rocket Companies and the founder of Mortgage Coach, than on a general wealth show ten times its size. A team leader recruiting agents is better placed on Team Lead Talks or Forward One Podcast than anywhere else in this category. Read how to choose the right podcasts to guest on for the goal-by-goal version of that decision.
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What is the best real estate podcast to guest on in 2026?
By CastFox's chart-consistency score, Coffeez with Joe Shalaby is the strongest real estate interview show on the US Apple Podcasts Business chart in 2026. It appeared in all 29 snapshots between February and October, averaged a US rank of 10.8, reached #3 at its best, and is hosted by the founder and CEO of a mortgage company who interviews entrepreneurs and investors every episode. Wake Up to Wealth and The MORE Show are next. For a first booking, Real Estate This Week and PropertyTales are far easier to reach and still put you in front of a property audience.
How is this list ranked?
Each show's score combines three things from CastFox's daily Apple Podcasts chart data: how many of the 29 US Business chart snapshots in 2026 it appeared in the top 100 of (50% of the score), its average US rank across those appearances (30%), and how many of 78 tracked countries it charted in on the latest scrape (20%). We then kept only the shows whose name, description or summary is about real estate, mortgages, property or housing, which is why most of the Business top 100 is not here. No paid placements and no editorial overrides.
Do real estate podcasts pay guests or charge to appear?
Neither is normal. Almost every show on this list books guests for free, because the episode is the host's content and your experience is the trade. If a show asks you to pay for the appearance, you are buying advertising rather than earning a booking, and it should be judged on audience numbers like any other ad placement. Read podcast guesting versus podcast advertising for how the two compare.
How do I pitch a real estate podcast as an agent rather than an investor?
Pitch the shows built for agents and teams. Forward One Podcast, Team Lead Talks and We Are Selling with Lee Woodward all describe formats aimed at realtors who want to recruit, sell more or run a better business, and they book operators rather than investors. Lead with the part of your business that is measurable and unusual: a listing process, a recruiting system, a market you dominate. Avoid pitching a general interview about your career, because that is the pitch every host in this category receives most often. Our guide to podcast guesting for real estate agents and investors covers the positioning in detail.
How many real estate podcasts should I pitch at once?
Pitch in batches of ten to fifteen shows, with a different first line for each one, and expect a minority to reply. The host-booked shows on this list usually answer within a couple of weeks; the shows with a production team behind them, including the BiggerPockets feeds, can take a month or more and some never reply at all. Keep the batch moving rather than waiting on any one answer, and track which pitch earned which reply so your next batch is better than your last.