From Jamaica to Baltimore: A Story of Success in Real Estate | All Roads LTR Podcast | Ep. 39 Video
All Roads Lead to Real Estate - Maryland | Matt RhineShow Notes
Join Matt, as he sits down with Caleb Jackson, founder of Lion Development, one of the largest residential portfolio holders for Johns Hopkins University Housing. Caleb shares his inspiring journey from a rebellious teen in Jamaica to a successful real estate entrepreneur in Baltimore. Discover how his unconventional path from training with the Jamaican Olympic team to founding a successful nonprofit at 17, has shaped his unique perspective on real estate investing. Tune in for a story of resilience, inspiration, and courage to follow your own path.
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