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Post Investment Group.
Property manager.

Beverly Hills, CA · Founded 2007 · postinvestmentgroup.com
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Can you hire them for your building?
Yes
Manages for outside owners and its own portfolio[7][10]
How big are they?
39,300 units
Firm's own total[7] · we count 3,765+ units in 145+ properties · our count
What do residents say?
3.7 on Google
3,419 reviews · 2025: 3.7 → 2026: 3.9
Legal or regulatory trouble lately?
2 events since 2023
eviction, vendor dispute · details
What does management cost?
1.75% of gross collected operating revenues, paid monthly, under a June 17, 2025 property management agreement between PPREF/Post Ardent Owner, LLC and TAM Residential for the Ardent at Mill Creek, a 570-unit property in Mill Creek, Washington. The owner is a joint venture in which a PGIM fund holds 93% and a Post entity 7%; the filing calls TAM an affiliate of the Post operating member.
Base property management fee[85]
Who runs DFW locally?
No named local leader found
Company leadership listed below · team
Growing or shrinking?
growing
6,200 units (2009) → 39,300 (2026)[16][17][18]
Who owns the firm?
Founder-owned
No parent company

Dots are a quick visual read of the facts next to them, not a grade. DFW numbers are our own count from county records, HUD and firms' own sites.

Years in business
19[6][7]
Employees
1,250[6]
Units nationally
39,300[7]
Assets under management
Not disclosed as assets under management. Post Real Estate Group reports about $7.7 billion in total transactions (properties sold plus owned); an older page on its site says more than $6 billion across 14 states.[7][68]
Property typesmultifamilyaffordable (LIHTC)workforce housingseniorstudent[7][8][10]
SpecialtiesLIHTC and complex affordable housing transactionsaffordable conversionsvalue-add multifamilydistressed and foreclosure acquisitionspartnerships with governmental and nonprofit entities[8][7][14][15]
MarketsDallas-Fort WorthLos AngelesSan JoseHouston · since 2009Austin · since 2009San Antonio[12][6][16][18][17][14][19]
01Overview

Post Investment Group is a founder-led holding company based in Beverly Hills, California, started in 2007 by Jason Post. Its apartment business runs through two affiliates: Post Real Estate Group, which buys and owns multifamily properties, and TAM Residential, which manages them. TAM Residential is based in Plano, Texas, and is the name residents and listing sites see at Post's Dallas-Fort Worth properties.

The group focuses on older and affordable apartment communities, including LIHTC properties, affordable conversions and workforce housing. It also owns businesses outside real estate, such as insurance, title and franchise brands.

02What sets them apart

Against the industry average.

How Post Investment Group compares with the other large DFW managers on each measure we track.

  • ▼Behind 93% of peers on industry awards, 3 years (0 vs 3 average)
other firms average this firm, by rank: top third middle bottomThis firmRank
DFW unitsneither better nor worse3,765avg 6,306#20 of 30
Class A shareneither better nor worse38%avg 51%#19 of 30
Google rating↑ higher is betterworsebetter3.7avg 3.9#21 of 30
Rating change, last year↑ higher is betterworsebetter+0.20avg +0.11#10 of 30
Legal events, 3 years↓ lower is betterbetterworse2avg 2#15 of 30
Industry awards, 3 years↑ higher is betterworsebetter0avg 3#28 of 30

Compared with the 30 largest DFW managers. Rank 1 is the best where higher or lower is better, else the largest. DFW units use a log scale.

03Portfolio

What they run. In 38 metro areas.

Size, building class, age and location of the properties we can tie to this firm. Compare with the kind of asset you own.

Properties
145+
found so farpartial
Units
3,765+
plus 131 properties with no unit count yetpartial
Building area, sq ft
3.6M
county recordspartial
Median year built
2006
county recordspartial
Different owners
8
owners across the 13 of 145 properties with a county owner recordpartial
Tax credit properties
1
county class

Building class (public record class rating, 8 of 145 properties rated)partial

A · 3B · 2C · 3
Class AClass BClass CNot ratedSize = units

Units by ZIP code

75075618 · 2 prop.
75062513 · 1 prop.
75044399 · 1 prop.
75007365 · 2 prop.
75001353 · 1 prop.
75061324 · 1 prop.
75024267 · 2 prop.
75235250 · 1 prop.

Units by decade built

1980s1,516
2000s464
2010s1,323
2020s290

Largest properties

PropertyAddressUnitsBuiltClassCheck it
LAS COLINAS HEIGHTS3701 N OCONNOR RD, 750625131980B-County recordGoogleFirm siteWebsite
THE HENDRY APARTMENTS1759 W CAMPBELL RD, 750443992016ACounty recordGoogleFirm siteWebsite
ADDISON KELLER SPRINGS4800 KELLER SPRINGS RD, 750013532012ACounty recordGoogleFirm siteWebsite
MONTORO APARTMENTS3701 W PIONEER DR, 750613241984C+County recordGoogleFirm siteWebsite
COLLIN CREEK APARTMENTS2301 PEBBLE VALE DR, 750753141988County recordGoogleFirm siteWebsite
LATITUDE APARTMENTS601 PATTON BLVD, 750753042019County recordGoogleFirm siteWebsite
GRAND AT HILL STREET1614 W HILL ST2902020ACounty recordGoogleFirm siteWebsite
PROVIDENCE MOCKINGBIRD TOWER1893 W MOCKINGBIRD LN, 752352502006TAX CREDIT APTCounty recordGoogleFirm siteWebsite

Our count from public property records, HUD and the firm's own site; a listing alone never counts.

Post Real Estate Group reports holdings across more than a dozen states, with Texas and California as its largest concentrations. In Dallas-Fort Worth, the properties in our records are mostly older garden-style communities in suburbs such as Irving, Plano, Garland, Addison and Lewisville, plus several in Dallas proper, some operating under affordable housing programs. The Portfolio figures shown on this page come from our own county and listing data.

04Resident experience

How residents rate their buildings.

Resident ratings drive leasing and renewals. Look at the trend and at which problems are rising, not only the average.

Average Google rating
3.7
weighted by review count
Google reviews
3,419
across 12 properties

Properties by Google rating

4.5+1
4-4.54
3.5-43
3-3.54
under 30

Resident reviews over time

Our read of public resident feedback on 10 of its DFW properties, 2017-10 to 2026-09. Years with little feedback are left out, and earlier years rest on fewer properties. No resident comments are shown.

123452021: average rating 4.6, sentiment +0.92 (from -1 to +1)20212022: average rating 3.8, sentiment +0.32 (from -1 to +1)20222023: average rating 3.8, sentiment +0.47 (from -1 to +1)20232024: average rating 3.8, sentiment +0.39 (from -1 to +1)20242025: average rating 3.7, sentiment +0.31 (from -1 to +1)20252026: average rating 3.9, sentiment +0.46 (from -1 to +1)2026

━ average rating · ╌ sentiment · higher is better for both

What residents complain about lower is better

How often residents raise each problem, our assessment: before the last 12 months and in the last 12 months. Fewer is better. Shown only when enough residents raise it.

ProblemBeforeLast 12 monthsChange
Poor communication19%16%↓ 3 pts fewercould be chance
Maintenance delays16%11%↓ 5 pts fewercould be chance
Rude staff12%7%↓ 5 pts fewercould be chance
Staff unresponsive10%8%↓ 2 pts fewercould be chance
Billing fees6%6%Same
Leasing process5%6%↑ 1 pts morecould be chance

Other review sites, our read

BBBNo profile found

No BBB profile for the firm or its real estate arm; a Calabasas listing by that name is a separate realtor business.

Our assessment · Sep 2026
ApartmentRatingsMixed

Largest DFW properties' pages, about 650 reviews: recurring maintenance and pest complaints, some staff praise, part pre-Post.[2][3][4][5]

Our assessment · Sep 2026View profile ↗
YelpNot checked

Yelp property pages (Oak Forest, Oak Park) blocked fetching; search showed review counts only, not the sentiment.

Our assessment · Sep 2026

Our assessment of each site's record, not the site's own score, which we don't reproduce. Follow the link for the profile.

Employee reviews of TAM Residential on Glassdoor and Indeed are mixed in our assessment. Positive comments center on benefits and coworkers. Critical comments center on organization, communication and leadership, including on affordable housing programs. TAM Residential says it was named an NAA Best Places to Work company in 2022. Resident ratings for its Dallas-Fort Worth properties are shown from our own data.

05Risk and compliance

Lawsuits, settlements and regulators.

Newest first. These are what public records and news show; allegations are reported as allegations.

≈Matched by nameA record can concern an owner, an affiliate or a similar name. We label it when the source shows that.
§Unproven until decidedA lawsuit or complaint is an allegation unless a court or regulator decided it.
↗Check the sourceEach item links to the record it comes from. Read it before relying on it.
  • 2025-09 · litigationAbout an owner entityPost WB Apartments LLC, owner of Willowbend Apartments in San Antonio, joined the Texas Workforce Housing Coalition in suing the Bexar Appraisal District in Cameron County, alleging Texas HB 21's changes to housing finance corporation tax exemptions are unconstitutional; the case shows exposure of HFC-structured Texas properties to loss of tax exemptions.[19][20][21]
  • 2025-08 · evictionTAM Residential filed an unlawful detainer (eviction) case on behalf of Post Cottage Bay LP in Kitsap County Superior Court, Washington.[22]
  • 2025-06 · regulatory complianceAbout an owner entityThe Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs found events of noncompliance in the 2025 public facility corporation audit of Latitude in Plano, including households above the 80% AMI income limit in program units and income certifications dated after move-in, and required corrective action by August 26, 2025. The 2026 review found no noncompliance.[32][31]
  • 2025-06 · regulatory complianceAbout an owner entityThe Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs found events of noncompliance in the 2025 public facility corporation audit of Collin Creek in Plano, mainly tenant files lacking income verification for program units, and required corrective action by August 26, 2025.[33]
  • 2024-08 · vendor disputeImpact Fire Services LLC filed a debt claim against TAM Residential LLC in Harris County District Court, Texas; the case was reported dismissed in June 2025.[23]
Our summary

In September 2025, Post WB Apartments LLC, the owner of Willowbend Apartments in San Antonio, joined the Texas Workforce Housing Coalition in a lawsuit against the Bexar Appraisal District. The suit argues that Texas HB 21, which tightened the rules for housing finance corporation tax exemptions, is unconstitutional. For lenders and owners, this matters because Texas properties held through out-of-area housing finance corporations may lose their tax exemptions under the new law, raising operating costs.

Post also holds Texas properties through public facility corporations, which must file yearly income-restriction audits with the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs. In June 2025 the state found noncompliance at two Plano properties, Latitude and Collin Creek. The issues were residents above the income limit in program units, late income certifications and tenant files missing income verification, and the state required corrective action. The 2026 reviews of Latitude and two Houston properties found no noncompliance. These reviews show how much the tax benefit depends on the manager's file work.

Court records also show routine litigation involving TAM Residential. This includes an eviction case filed in Washington state in 2025 and a vendor debt claim in Harris County, Texas, filed in 2024 and reported dismissed in 2025. We found no HUD, DOJ or fair housing enforcement action naming Post Investment Group or TAM Residential, and we did not find either named in the RealPage rent-pricing lawsuits.

06Key personnel

Key personnel.

For an owner, the regional leaders in its own metro matter most, so leaders in DFW are listed first.

JP
Jason Post
CEO and Founder, Post Investment Group[6]
CEO · joined 2007 (19 yrs)
JP
Jeff PlattLinkedIn
Chief Operating Officer, Post Investment Group[6][28]
COO · joined 2021 (5 yrs)
Before: Sky ZoneThe NOW Massage (a Post Investment Group franchise brand)[28][75][76][77]
Aaron Cohen
Aaron CohenLinkedIn
Head of Asset Management and Property Operations, TAM Residential[11]
Operations
Before: CGI+ Real Estate InvestmentsJRK Property HoldingsMorgan Stanley[66]
Natalie Griego
Natalie GriegoLinkedIn
Vice President of Operations, TAM Residential[11]
Operations
Before: Harbor Group ManagementJRK Property Holdings[11]
Lara Stoughton
Lara StoughtonLinkedIn
Vice President of Operations, TAM Residential[11]
Operations · Georgia, Colorado, Tennessee, Louisiana, Alabama and Missouri
Before: Asset Living[11]
Miriam Flores
Miriam FloresLinkedIn
Vice President of Operations, TAM Residential[11]
Operations
Before: Adara Communities[11]
William Ballew
William BallewLinkedIn
Vice President of Maintenance Operations, TAM Residential[11]
Operations
Before: Lincoln Property CompanyPorticoRaceTracUnited States Army[11][67]
Dara Vaziri
Dara VaziriLinkedIn
Head of Operations, TAM Residential (oversees the operating platform for the group's affordable and workforce housing)[84]
Operations
Before: Post Real Estate GroupFCP (Federal Capital Partners)Turner Construction[84][80]
Rhea Carreon
Rhea CarreonLinkedIn
Senior Regional Property Manager, TAM Residential[11]
Regional · Texas and Washington
SP
Scott PickettLinkedIn
President, Post Real Estate Group, overseeing its real estate transactions (also listed as Managing Director of Real Estate Finance); previously Vice President of Acquisitions[42][43]
Business development
Before: Thomas Properties Group[43]
LH
Leon HalperinLinkedIn
Chief Financial Officer, Post Investment Group[6]
Leadership · joined 2010 (16 yrs)
Before: Lagovent Ventures[45]
Mona Gisler
Mona GislerLinkedIn
Chief Financial Officer, TAM Residential[11]
Leadership
Before: Douglas Emmett, Inc.Deloitte[11]
Sheri Killingsworth
Sheri Killingsworth
Vice President of Marketing, TAM Residential[11]
Leadership
Before: Avenue5 ResidentialLincoln Property Company[11]
Mollie Kickbush
Mollie KickbushLinkedIn
Director of Compliance, TAM Residential[11]
Leadership · joined 2023 (3 yrs)
Before: Cushman & WakefieldConifer[11]
Amber Stover
Amber StoverLinkedIn
Chief People Officer, TAM Residential[11]
Leadership
Before: Edmunds.comRoss Dress for LessThe Walt Disney CompanyRobert Half Legal[11][65]
Penny Kohler
Penny KohlerLinkedIn
Senior Vice President, Finance and Accounting, TAM Residential[11]
Leadership
Before: Cushman & WakefieldParkway Properties[39]
Golden Shaver
Golden ShaverLinkedIn
Director of Asset Transitions, TAM Residential[11]
Leadership
Before: City Gate Property Group[11]
Corby Barron
Corby Barron
Director of Asset Transitions, TAM Residential[11]
Leadership
Amanda Lee
Amanda LeeLinkedIn
Director of Internal Audit, TAM Residential[11]
Leadership
Dale West
Dale West
Controller, Property Accounting, TAM Residential[11]
Leadership
Michelle Tran
Michelle Tran
Controller, Property Accounting, TAM Residential[11]
Leadership
GF
Greg FerkelLinkedIn
Chief Legal Officer, Post Investment Group and Post Real Estate Group[6][45][46]
Leadership
Before: Roll Law Group (Roll Global, now The Wonderful Company)Irell & Manella LLPAdvisors LLPFreeman Freeman & Smiley LLPNatural Resources Defense Council[45][46][64]
BK
Ben KnapikLinkedIn
Head of Corporate Strategy, Post Investment Group[6][45]
Leadership
Before: L.E.K. Consulting[45]
JJ
John JeterLinkedIn
Senior Vice President, Post Real Estate Group (asset physical integrity, investor and lender reporting, contract administration and due diligence)[46]
Leadership
Before: AIMCOTarragon Realty InvestorsSouthwest HousingCascade Affordable Housing (a division of Pinnacle)[46]
AC
Adam ChrisakisLinkedIn
Director of Investor Relations, Post Real Estate Group[46]
Leadership
Before: EQT ExeterWestwood Financial[46]
ML
Matt LambethLinkedIn
Vice President of Construction, Post Real Estate Group and Hillcrest Property Services (oversees property capital expenditures and renovations)[46]
Leadership
Before: Sky Zone[46]
MH
Mark HardingLinkedIn
President, 1st Call Services (Post Investment Group construction management company)[46]
Leadership
Before: American HousingSouthwest HousingGables Residential[46]
Robert Oley
Robert Oley
Senior Vice President of Support, TAM Residential (oversees marketing, compliance, systems, transitions and training)[84]
Leadership
Before: Solidago Residential ServicesRoyal American ManagementGuardian Real Estate ServicesCrest Compliance Services[84]

Average leadership tenure: 11 years. Highlighted past employers have their own page here. LinkedIn profiles are linked, not copied.

What employees say, our read

GlassdoorToo few reviews

Company profile holds about 5 employee reviews, mostly favourable on culture and pay; too few to judge a pattern.[1]

Our assessment · Sep 2026View profile ↗
IndeedNot checked

Indeed company page exists but blocked fetching; search showed only its salary data, no review count or themes.

Our assessment · Sep 2026
About the leadership

Jason Post is founder and CEO of Post Investment Group. Jeff Platt, a co-founder and former CEO of Sky Zone, joined the group in 2021 as president of its massage franchise, The NOW Massage. He is now chief operating officer across the group's operating companies and president of its franchise platform. Leon Halperin has been group CFO since 2010, after a decade as CFO of Lagovent Ventures. Greg Ferkel is chief legal officer. He was previously senior real estate counsel at Roll Law Group and an attorney at the Natural Resources Defense Council. Ben Knapik, a former L.E.K. Consulting management consultant, leads corporate strategy.

On the ownership side, Scott Pickett leads real estate transactions for Post Real Estate Group. He joined as vice president of acquisitions and previously worked on office and debt deals at Thomas Properties Group. In early 2025 the Post Real Estate Group team also included John Jeter, a senior vice president with past asset management roles at AIMCO, Tarragon and Southwest Housing; Adam Chrisakis in investor relations; and Matt Lambeth, a former Sky Zone real estate executive who ran capital projects through the affiliate Hillcrest Property Services. Mark Harding, formerly of American Housing, Southwest Housing and Gables Residential, leads the construction affiliate 1st Call Services.

At TAM Residential, Dara Vaziri is head of operations. He previously helped lead asset management for Post Real Estate Group, and before that worked on FCP's Texas apartment portfolio and at Turner Construction. Aaron Cohen leads asset management and property operations. He previously worked at JRK Property Holdings and CGI+ Real Estate Investments. Mona Gisler, a former CFO of Douglas Emmett, is CFO, with Penny Kohler, previously at Cushman & Wakefield and Parkway Properties, as senior vice president of finance and accounting. Amber Stover, who held HR roles at Edmunds.com, Ross Stores, Disney and Robert Half Legal, is chief people officer for the whole group.

Operations are split among vice presidents Natalie Griego, Lara Stoughton and Miriam Flores, with prior roles at Harbor Group, JRK, Asset Living and Adara Communities; Lara Stoughton covers the Southeast and Colorado. William Ballew, an Army veteran who worked at Lincoln Property Company and Portico, leads maintenance operations. Robert Oley, senior vice president of support, oversees marketing, compliance, systems, transitions and training; he held senior roles at Solidago Residential Services, Royal American Management, Guardian Real Estate Services and Crest Compliance Services, mostly in affordable housing. Rhea Carreon oversees Texas and Washington properties as a senior regional manager. Mollie Kickbush, who joined in 2023 from Cushman & Wakefield, runs affordable housing compliance. Golden Shaver and Corby Barron handle asset transitions, the onboarding of newly managed properties.

Michele Butler, who built TAM's third-party business and was named president in 2023, no longer appears on the leadership page. TAM takes new-business inquiries through a contact form with its Plano office's general phone and email, not a named business development lead. Public sources did not name a leader dedicated only to Dallas-Fort Worth.

07Performance and fees

What they report, and what they charge.partial

Private managers rarely publish results. Figures the firm reports about itself are marked "firm claim"; ask for audited numbers before you sign.

Occupancyreported
93%
Latitude Plano occupancy
State PFC audit filings for occupancy year 2025 show Latitude (Plano) about 93% occupied, The Link (Houston) about 92% and Providence Uptown (Houston) about 89%. These are three properties, not portfolio results.[31][35][34]
as of 2025
Retention and renewalsfirm claim
Post's Viewcrest Village case study says tenant turnover there is significantly below the national average; no figure or portfolio retention rate is published.[70]
as of 2026
CapExfirm claim
$7,473 per unit
Fairways and Paddock Club capital budget
The firm's case studies cite capital budgets on individual acquisitions: about $7,473 per unit ($4.3 million) at The Fairways and The Paddock Club in Columbia, SC, and $1.5 million initial plus $2 million planned at Viewcrest Village in Bremerton, WA. These are property examples, not portfolio figures.[71][70]
as of 2026

No current figure: Rent growth · NOI · Expense control · Collections · Turn times. Ask the firm for these before you sign.

Fees paid by owners

Base property management feebase fee
1.75%
Ardent at Mill Creek, WA (PGIM joint venture)
1.75% of gross collected operating revenues, paid monthly, under a June 17, 2025 property management agreement between PPREF/Post Ardent Owner, LLC and TAM Residential for the Ardent at Mill Creek, a 570-unit property in Mill Creek, Washington. The owner is a joint venture in which a PGIM fund holds 93% and a Post entity 7%; the filing calls TAM an affiliate of the Post operating member.[85]
Asset management fee
$5,789 per month
Ardent at Mill Creek, WA (PGIM joint venture)
$5,789 per month in asset management fees charged by TAM Residential to PPREF/Post Ardent Owner, LLC for the Ardent at Mill Creek, in addition to the property management fee.[85]
Company management fees
$6,734 per month
Ardent at Mill Creek, WA (PGIM joint venture)
$6,734 per month in total company management fees charged by TAM Residential to PPREF/Post Ardent Owner, LLC for the Ardent at Mill Creek, in addition to the property and asset management fees.[85]
Case studies (3)
  • Harbor Terrace, San Pedro, CA: workforce housing conversion. Post partnered with a non-profit and public agencies to convert a 1987-built apartment property in San Pedro to workforce housing, with all units set aside for households at or below 80% of area median income. The firm's case study gives no financial results.[69][68]
  • Viewcrest Village, Bremerton, WA: LIHTC preservation. Post bought an existing 1952-built LIHTC property restricted to low-income tenants through 2032, put in $1.5 million of initial capital plus a $750,000 reserve, replaced roofs and repainted, and financed it with Fannie Mae 10-year debt. The firm says occupancy was 99% and turnover well below the national average, and plans to extend affordability or convert to workforce housing.[70]
  • The Fairways and The Paddock Club, Columbia, SC: tax-exempt bond structure. Two early-1990s properties bought through a federally tax-exempt bond, owned outright by two non-profits with Post as project sponsor and day-to-day manager. Post sponsored a $9,585,000 subordinate bond and budgeted $4.3 million for capital work; 20% of units are set at 50% AMI and 55% at 80% AMI.[71][68]
Our notes on performance and fees

Post and TAM do not publish portfolio occupancy, rent growth or operating results. In a July 2026 market note, Post called its portfolio relatively resilient but gave no figures. The only property-level figures we found are in Texas state audit filings for public facility corporation properties, which show three TAM-managed properties in Plano and Houston mostly occupied in 2025. These are a small sample, not portfolio results.

Post's own case studies describe individual deals. At Viewcrest Village, a LIHTC property in Bremerton, Washington, the firm says occupancy is high and turnover is well below the national average, after new roofs and repainting. At The Fairways and The Paddock Club in Columbia, South Carolina, it budgeted capital work per unit as part of a tax-exempt bond purchase. These are the firm's own statements about selected properties.

TAM Residential says several of its properties earned ORA Power Ranking Elite 1% designations between 2017 and 2021, which are based on online resident reputation. These are also the firm's own statements about selected properties.

The only management fee we found is in a public SEC filing. In June 2025 a joint venture led by a PGIM real estate fund, with a Post entity as the minority operating partner, bought the Ardent at Mill Creek in Mill Creek, Washington, and hired TAM Residential to manage it. The filing describes TAM as an affiliate of the Post partner.

Under that agreement the owner pays TAM a base property management fee of 1.75% of gross collected operating revenues. TAM also charges the owner a fixed monthly asset management fee and fixed monthly company management fees on top of the base fee. The base rate is low for the industry, but the extra fixed fees raise the total cost. This is one property with a related-party manager, so it may not reflect what TAM charges unaffiliated owners.

No public information was found on resident fee schedules at TAM-managed properties.

08Awards

Awards and recognition.

Industry rankings and awards, newest first. Many are based on surveys the firm enters or pays for, so weigh them below results and resident ratings.

2022NAA Best Places to Work[9]
2021ORA Power Ranking Elite 1% (The Retreat)[9]
2018ORA Power Ranking Elite 1% (Riverside at Rockwater)[9]
2017ORA Power Ranking Elite 1% (The Reserve)[9]
09Technology

Software and systems.

Matters for reporting to you, integration with your systems, and how leasing and rents are set.

Property management software
CRM and leasing
Entrata (lead source, tour conversion and lead follow-up reporting)[36]
Resident portal
Entrata ResidentPortal (tam.residentportal.com)[26][27]
BI and reporting
Looker Studio and Excel marketing dashboards (Power BI also named)[36]
AI and automation
EliseAI (AI leasing assistant for prospect communications)[72]

Not publicly disclosed: Revenue management · API and integrations

Our notes on technology

TAM Residential uses Entrata as its property management system. Its job postings name Entrata as the company's core system, and its resident portal at tam.residentportal.com runs on Entrata's ResidentPortal product. A 2026 marketing job posting shows leads and tours are tracked in Entrata and reported through Looker Studio and Excel dashboards, alongside data from the reputation platform Birdeye and marketing vendors. EliseAI names TAM Residential as a client using its AI leasing assistant to handle prospect messages. TAM had a director of revenue management in 2023, but no public source named its revenue management software. No public information was found on its data integrations or APIs.

10Growth

Momentum, year by year.

Growing firms win new contracts but can stretch staff; shrinking ones may be losing clients.

Signal: growing[16][17][18]

Units the firm reported, by year[14][7]
201020122014201620182020202220242026+534%6k2009: 6,200 units reported by the firm39k2026: 39,300 units reported by the firmEVENTS2009-11 · acquisition: Acquired Serrano Apartments in Houston and Longhorn Station Apartments in Austin from special servicers through joint ventures.2013-01 · acquisition: Acquired two distressed Texas multifamily properties in Austin and Houston through foreclosure and special servicing, with Neighborhood Development Company.2025-06 · acquisition: Acquired Candlewood North Apartments in Northridge, Los Angeles.2026-03 · acquisition: Continued buying affordable apartment properties in San Jose, including Cherry Creek Apartments and Regency Square.2021-12 · partnership: Post Link, LLC entered a public facility corporation regulatory agreement with the Houston Housing Authority for The Link apartments in Houston, managed by TAM Residential.2022-10 · partnership: Post Providence, LLC acquired Providence Uptown in Houston under a public facility corporation regulatory agreement with the Houston Housing Authority, managed by TAM Residential.2022-11 · development: Latitude in Plano, a new-construction property, opened under a public facility corporation regulatory agreement with the Plano Housing Authority, managed by TAM Residential.2023-08 · leadership: TAM Residential promoted Michele Butler, executive vice president since 2021 and leader of its third-party business, to president. She is not listed on TAM's leadership page as of September 2026.2021 · expansion: TAM Residential said it operated in Texas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Arkansas, Oklahoma and Kansas and planned to enter two Pacific Northwest states by the end of 2021. Its portfolio page now also lists Washington, Oregon, Georgia, South Carolina and Florida.

Hover a point or an orange event dot for details. Unit counts are what the firm reported nationally.

Recent events

  • 2026-03 · acquisitionContinued buying affordable apartment properties in San Jose, including Cherry Creek Apartments and Regency Square.[17][18]
  • 2025-06 · acquisitionAcquired Candlewood North Apartments in Northridge, Los Angeles.[16]
  • 2023-08 · leadershipTAM Residential promoted Michele Butler, executive vice president since 2021 and leader of its third-party business, to president. She is not listed on TAM's leadership page as of September 2026.[30][11]
  • 2022-11 · developmentLatitude in Plano, a new-construction property, opened under a public facility corporation regulatory agreement with the Plano Housing Authority, managed by TAM Residential.[31]
  • 2022-10 · partnershipPost Providence, LLC acquired Providence Uptown in Houston under a public facility corporation regulatory agreement with the Houston Housing Authority, managed by TAM Residential.[34]
  • 2021-12 · partnershipPost Link, LLC entered a public facility corporation regulatory agreement with the Houston Housing Authority for The Link apartments in Houston, managed by TAM Residential.[35]
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  • 2021 · expansionTAM Residential said it operated in Texas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Arkansas, Oklahoma and Kansas and planned to enter two Pacific Northwest states by the end of 2021. Its portfolio page now also lists Washington, Oregon, Georgia, South Carolina and Florida.[47][49]
  • 2013-01 · acquisitionAcquired two distressed Texas multifamily properties in Austin and Houston through foreclosure and special servicing, with Neighborhood Development Company.[15]
  • 2009-11 · acquisitionAcquired Serrano Apartments in Houston and Longhorn Station Apartments in Austin from special servicers through joint ventures.[14]
  • Undated · officeTAM Residential listed its office in Frisco, Texas (5899 Preston Road) in January 2022; it is now based in Plano, Texas.[48][12]

Post has grown from a Texas-focused distressed buyer in 2009 to a multi-state owner with a large affordable housing focus. TAM Residential expanded from six south-central states into the Pacific Northwest from 2021 and now also lists properties in the Southeast and Florida. Its Texas office moved from Frisco to Plano. From 2021 to 2023 Post added Texas properties through public facility corporation partnerships with the Houston and Plano housing authorities, including new construction in Plano. Acquisitions continued in 2025 and 2026, mainly in Los Angeles and San Jose. We found no public report of new Dallas-Fort Worth acquisitions in the same period. The group's stated headcount has been roughly flat since early 2025. The Texas HB 21 changes are a headwind for the housing finance corporation structures used on some of its Texas properties.

11Ownership

Who owns the firm, and why it matters.

A manager that also owns buildings, or answers to a fund, can have different priorities from yours.

OwnershipFounder-owned[6][29]
Parent companyNone
Business modelManages for outside owners and its own portfolio[7][10]
Affordable housingAffordable housing is a core line: Post Real Estate Group started a LIHTC program in 2011 and a Workforce Housing Initiative in 2018. In Texas it holds properties with public facility corporations of the Houston and Plano housing authorities under regulatory agreements that reserve program units for households at or below 80% of area median income, with TAM Residential as the named manager.[7][31][32][35][34]
Employee growthRoughly flat: Post Investment Group stated more than 1,250 direct employees in March 2025 and still states more than 1,250 in 2026; in February 2025 Post Real Estate Group said over 600 of the group's employees worked in the real estate division.[45][6][46]

Not publicly disclosed: Sister companies

The firm is privately held and controlled by its founder. It acts mainly as an owner-operator: Post Real Estate Group buys the properties and TAM Residential manages them. The group describes itself as vertically integrated, with affiliates handling construction and capital projects (1st Call Services and Hillcrest Property Services), title and insurance. TAM Residential also describes itself as a property management provider to the wider multifamily investment community, offering third-party management, consulting, due diligence and repositioning services. Public sources did not show which, if any, current TAM properties belong to unaffiliated owners.

Post has a long history of buying distressed properties from special servicers, dating to 2009 in Texas. More recently it has used partnerships with public entities, including Texas housing finance corporations, to hold properties with property tax exemptions.

12Sources

Where every fact comes from.

Each [n] above links here. Property numbers, ratings and the map come from our database; each property links to its county record, its own website and its Google page.

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  22. Post Cottage Bay LP by and through TAM Residential LLC vs Melissa Campbell (Trellis) trellis.law · seen 2026-09-28
  23. Impact Fire Services LLC vs. TAM Residential LLC (UniCourt) unicourt.com · seen 2026-09-28
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  31. TDHCA PFC Audit Summary and Monitoring Report: Latitude, Plano (2026) tdhca.texas.gov · seen 2026-09-28
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  37. TAM Residential - Assistant Community Manager, Lithia Springs GA (Glassdoor job posting) glassdoor.com · seen 2026-09-28
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  42. Scott Pickett - Uncorrelated Alts speaker bio uncorrelatedalts.com · seen 2026-09-29
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  55. Lara Stoughton, CPM, ARM - TAM Residential | LinkedIn linkedin.com · seen 2026-09-29
  56. Miriam Flores, CAM - TAM Residential | LinkedIn linkedin.com · seen 2026-09-29
  57. Rhea Carreon - TAM Residential | LinkedIn linkedin.com · seen 2026-09-29
  58. Mollie Kickbush - TAM Residential | LinkedIn linkedin.com · seen 2026-09-29
  59. William Ballew - VP of Maintenance Operations | LinkedIn linkedin.com · seen 2026-09-29
  60. Aaron Cohen - Head of Asset Management | LinkedIn linkedin.com · seen 2026-09-29
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  81. Amanda Lee - TAM Residential | LinkedIn linkedin.com · seen 2026-10-01
  82. Matt Lambeth - Executive, Real Estate, Development | LinkedIn linkedin.com · seen 2026-10-01
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