Tawan Davis started the Steinbridge Group in 2016. Today it boasts $500 million in active investments, a number that could triple by 2025, he tells Inman. Here’s how he’s thriving amid uncertainty.
Source: Inman News
He grew up in a rental. Now he owns thousands. Here’s his playbook
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