What Does 3.5% Inflation Really Mean?

What Does 3.5% Inflation Really Mean?

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Innovative Property Management with Chris Lento

Chris Lento is based in Boston, but he invests across the Southeast United States. On today's show we are talking about some of the approaches his team uses to improve resident retention when the market gets saturated with new supply. To connect with Chris, you can find him on Li ...  Show more

Reducing Construction Accounting Complexity

On today’s show we are talking about how to set up the accounting for a construction project. There is a right way and a wrong way to do it. But first.Send an email to podcast@victorjm.com if you’d like to learn more about the Y Street Capital Storage Fund. Put the word storage i ...  Show more

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