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Beyond the Resume: Black History Month Revisit with Jerrod Delaine

Jackson Lucas celebrates Black History Month! On this episode of Beyond the Resume, we take you back and revisit our conversation with Jerrod Delaine, the then Director of Development at Carthage Real Estate Advisors. Jerrod talks about the difference between affordable housing and market rate housing, how he landed his first real estate job after NYU, how to make it in the real estate business, the importance of networking and setting yourself apart from the rest, and some practical wisdom for young people venturing into real estate.

Beyond the Resume with Ryan Elazari

On this episode of Beyond the Resume, we talk with a man of many talents and titles, Ryan Elazari. Ryan discusses his journey in the real estate industry and shares insights on the importance of technology in real estate, his career path, and the skills necessary for success in the field. Ryan also emphasizes the value of networking and mentorship, as well as his personal growth.

Beyond the Resume Podcast with Merrie Frankel

In this episode we chat with Merrie Frankel, the President of Minerva Realty Consultants. She shares her extensive career journey in real estate capital markets, discusses her experiences as a professor, author, and board member. She emphasizes the importance of understanding the four quadrants of capital markets, the value of networking, and the role of mentorship in career development. Merrie also reflects on the traits that contribute to success in various real estate roles and shares memorable experiences from her career.

The Impact Real Estate Podcast: The Summer Series with Heather Hood

On this episode of the Impact Real Estate Podcast, we continue our Summer Series by revisiting our conversation with Heather Hood, the Vice President and Market Leader for Northern California at Enterprise Community Partners. We discuss affordable housing, the work of Enterprise Community Partners, and the challenges of developing affordable housing in the Bay Area.