WBP - Investor Secrets with Chris Jackson

Our guest today, Chris Jackson founder of Sharpline Equity, is living proof of what Jake and Gino’s principles are founded on. Starting in a law firm Chris realized the power of multifamily investing and the rest is history. Chris specializes in finding underperforming multifamily assets with high upside opportunities. Chris is based on the North Fork of Long Island, applies the management and efficiency principles that Jackson has acquired over the last 15 years as an Information Technology consultant. Chris’s career, specializing in operational efficiency to maximize profitability, has spanned a wide range of disciplines but has mainly been focused on servicing the legal industry. He has provided a strategic and tactical implementation of a suite of efforts including cybersecurity, project management, vendor selection, personnel selection, and mentoring, and software architecture.

Chris’s management experience of large and multi-disciplined teams, his enterprise-level project delivery on tight timelines, and his operational strategy and implementation are the same principles he brings to each new multifamily project acquired.

Jake, Gino, and Chris go over their real-life experiences throughout this podcast. Touching from why multifamily changed not only their lives but their families as well to different avenues to creating a multifamily empire. Furthermore, Jake and Gino go into how important knowing the numbers is to building a business within multifamily. These businessmen have learned the keys to building a company from the ground up and what it takes and are able to share some key secrets to how it was done throughout this podcast. Finally, their insights along with hands-on experience fill this podcast with amazing stories. Listen to this podcast with a pen in hand for you will be in awe with this amazing content laid out by Jake, Gino, and Chris.

Go to Jake and Gino to learn more about their journey!
Go to Chris Jackson’s w ebsite to learn more about his journey!