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the True Life Companies Promotes Chad Scherer To Senior Vice President and Appoints Him As the Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer of Elite Fund Iii

Oct 17, 2023•about 2 years ago

Company

The True Life Companies

Chad Scherer
DenverReal EstateHospitality

Description

The True Life Companies , a real estate investment firm focused on repurposing underutilized property to create new attainable housing options in high-need U.S. markets, announced that Chad Scherer has been promoted to senior vice president, finance & accounting. Additionally, he has been appointed as the CFO and treasurer for The True Life Companies Elite Fund III, LLC , a fund offering units to accredited investors pursuant to Regulation D, Rule 506 under the Securities Act of 1933.

Company Information

Company

The True Life Companies

Location

Denver, Colorado, United States

About

The True Life Companies is composed of a team of successful residential real estate professionals who work together with property owners, municipalities and local stakeholders to address the need for critically-needed attainable housing solutions in our metro regions. TTLC seeks to establish suburban and urban housing options that are the result of insightful research, innovative planning, and creative collaboration. TTLC is headquartered in Denver with offices in San Ramon, Folsom and Newport Beach, California; Austin, Texas; Raleigh, South Carolina; and Bethesda, Maryland serving the Mid-Atlantic Region. For more information on The True Life Companies visit their website at thetruelifecompanies.com .

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