Jason Lindwall | Source | President at Move Concierge

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Jason Lindwall

President at Move Concierge
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Jason Lindwall is the President of Move Concierge, a no-cost, white-glove service for connecting home services like TV, internet, phone, home automation and security.
Previously, Jason served as COO of RealPage, a multifamily industry software and services company, where he was involved in spearheading more than 30 acquisitions, skillfully overseeing the due diligence and transition processes for businesses of varying scales. As Chief Information Officer at Elm Street, a prominent player in the Realtor space, Jason orchestrated the integration of multiple companies, culminating in the delivery of a comprehensive platform to support the industry. In today's ever-evolving technological landscape, Jason has been a trusted collaborator for organizations seeking effective solutions to drive corporate initiatives and achieve strategic goals. His dedication to advancing technologies and refining processes aligns perfectly with our commitment to providing the best possible products and services to the industries we serve.

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  • Navigating Moving Costs: Expert Tips from Move Concierge
    Jason highlights the importance of preparing your new home and budgeting for packing supplies. He warns of hidden costs in DIY moves, like time spent on service setups. Jason advises using expert consultations to streamline the process and reduce stress, emphasizing the need for reputable service providers.
  • California's Worker Exodus: High Housing Costs and Job Market Shifts
    Jason notes that "California will continue to see an outflow of workers" due to high housing costs. States like Louisiana also face outflows as they struggle to recover jobs lost during the pandemic. With remote work declining, non-degree jobs increasingly demand in-person presence, prompting workers to relocate for physical job opportunities.
  • Young and Rich Flock to Florida and Texas: Here’s Why
    Jason notes, “The list is not surprising. Factors like low taxes, pro-business policies, and a high quality of life make Florida and Texas attractive.” He adds, “These states offer affordability and opportunities, ensuring the trend continues.” Despite rising housing prices, the overall lower cost of living in these states remains appealing.
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