Eric Londa - Managing Partner of LRE Management LLC

Eric Londa is currently a Managing Partner of LRE Management LLC, a diverse real estate company investing in multifamily, office, industrial, retail, and distressed assets. Mr. Londa graduated from Boston University in 1989 with a B.S. in Accounting and earned his CPA in 1991. Shortly after graduation, Mr. Londa made his way to Wall Street and embarked on a 20 year career in the mortgage backed securities industries, working at many prestigious firms: Salomon Smith Barney, Bank of America, Countrywide, Deutsche Bank and Washington Mutual.

Following the 2008 housing crisis and as the dynamics of big banks changed, Mr. Londa found himself involved in passive real estate investing opportunities, specifically focusing on multifamily assets. In 2012, Mr. Londa left the mortgage securities business and decided to make his passion for real estate a full time affair and created LRE Management.


If Mr. Londa could go back in time he would have majored in finance as he now understands the importance of receiving a more holistic business education. While Mr. Londa doesn’t necessarily believe it is essential to earn an MBA in order to be successful in the real estate industry, he does stress the importance of students learning how to effectively use excel, underwrite deals, and fully understand the elements of a financial model.


Mr. Londa’s advice to current students is to read as many real estate articles and newsletters as possible, as he believes gaining a broad exposure in real estate will be extremely beneficial to one’s long term success. Regardless of one’s temperament, Mr. Londa stresses the importance of being tenacious. In the real estate industry where there are few barriers to entry, Mr. Londa believes that many people come into the industry with a lack of vision and thus “follow the herd”. Mr. Londa urges students to not fall into this trap and common tendency of following others. Mr. Londa encourages students to think outside the box, to be persistent and to learn from one’s previous mistakes.

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