Jollie Kirkland

Jollie is an accomplished Regional Manager with over 33 years of industry experience. Prior to joining Track Record Assets, Jollie oversaw several urban assets in the Houston area for other reputable management companies. Throughout her career, she has gained knowledge in a wide range of assets including Class-A, Lease-up, Acquisitions and Renovations. Jollie has received several awards, including the Houston Apartment Association’s Honors Award for Property of the Year, recognizing a property with 734 units. She excels at taking on challenges and driving difficult assets to high levels of success, while collectively building amazing teams.

Lisa Lopez

Lisa serves as Controller for Track Record Assets, where she oversees the firm’s accounting and financial operations across its portfolio of multifamily communities. In this role, she is responsible for financial reporting, general ledger oversight, treasury and cash management, and internal controls, working closely with property-level teams and ownership to deliver timely, accurate reporting to investors and lenders.

Lisa has worked alongside Trey Stone for more than 20 years, supporting his multifamily investment platform through numerous market cycles. Prior to assuming the role of Controller, most of her tenure was focused on accounting and cash management, and she played a key role in supporting the execution of acquisitions, dispositions, and financing activities — assisting with due diligence, closing coordination, and the transition of properties on and off the company’s accounting systems. That hands-on transaction experience, paired with her deep familiarity with day-to-day property operations, gives her a comprehensive view of the business from the ground up.

Before joining Trey’s team, Lisa managed accounts payable and accounts receivable for various entities at Principle Equity Management, where she built the foundation in property-level accounting that has anchored her career in multifamily real estate.

Kim Small

Over her 40+ year career in the multifamily industry, Kim has established a reputation as a transformative leader known for building high-performing teams, driving operational results, and navigating complex challenges. She has held senior leadership positions with some of the nation’s most respected multifamily firms including Trammell Crow, Gables Residential, Alliance Residential, The Morgan Group, and Wood Partners. During her tenure at Wood Partners, Kim directed operations for a portfolio of more than 21,000 units located in major markets across the country.

Kim has been recognized by the Institute of Real Estate Management as one of the “Women Changing the World of Real Estate Management”. Kim also served as President of the Houston Apartment Association and in leadership roles for both the Texas Apartment Association and the National Apartment Association.

Cynthia Adams

Cynthia Adams is a multifamily operations executive with more than 35 years of experience leading large-scale portfolios, driving operational performance, and creating long-term value for owners and investors. Throughout her career, she has overseen portfolios exceeding 22,000 apartment homes across multiple states. Cynthia is recognized for her expertise in operational excellence, acquisitions and dispositions, due diligence, value-add repositioning, capital improvement planning, and building high-performing teams that consistently improve occupancy, revenue, and net operating income.

She has held executive leadership positions with nationally recognized management companies, including Bridge Property Management, where she served as Senior Vice President and directed operations for a portfolio of more than 22,000 apartment homes across six states. During her tenure, Cynthia earned multiple company awards, including Regional Manager of the Year, recognizing her leadership, operational achievements, and commitment to developing successful teams.

Earlier in her career, Cynthia worked alongside Track Record Assets founder Trey Stone as Regional Vice President of Operations, where she helped lead value-add renovations, portfolio growth, and operational initiatives across multiple communities. That shared history provides a strong foundation as they once again partner to execute Track Record Assets’ long-term investment strategy, combining institutional operational expertise with an entrepreneurial investment approach to maximize asset performance and long-term value.

Jared Spain

Jared started his 20-year commercial real estate career with the Situs Companies, where he gained valuable expertise underwriting billions in CRE assets across all major property types for debt, equity and M&A transactions. Jared went on to join the acquisition team at Weingarten, a publicly-traded REIT, where he closed $135m in shopping center acquisitions and managed the firm’s relationship with a Dutch Pension Fund. Jared has been primarily focused on the multifamily industry since 2014 where he has extensive experience in all aspects of the deal cycle – acquisitions, financing and capital formation, asset management and dispositions.

Prior to joining TRA, Jared served as Director of Investments at Ascension CRE and VP of Acquisitions for S2 Capital. During this time, Jared has sourced and closed more than $350m in acquisitions, managed more than $200m in dispositions. In 2026, Jared was appointed by Mayor Whitmire to the Board of Directors of Houston Housing Finance Corporation, a non-profit corporation established by the City of Houston with the mission of providing decent, safe and sanitary housing at affordable rates for Houston residents.

Trey Stone

Trey Stone is CEO of Track Record Assets, where he leads the firm’s strategic direction, including acquisitions, dispositions, financing, asset management and operations. Over his nearly three-decade career in the multifamily industry, Trey has created long-term value for investors and residents through disciplined investment strategies, proactive asset management, and a hands-on approach to operations.

Trey is particularly passionate about workforce housing, a sector in which he has built a proven track record of generating strong financial returns while also driving meaningful, measurable changes in underserved communities. Trey has owned and operated over 6,300 units in the Houston market, with a lifetime AUM of $386 million and 21 successful exits.

Beyond his investment track record, Trey is a recognized leader and advocate in the multifamily industry. He served as President of the Houston Apartment Association, becoming the youngest President in the organization’s history at the time of his appointment. Trey has also served on the Board of Directors and held committee leadership roles at the local, state, and national levels and has been honored with the ”Owner of the Year” award by the Houston Apartment Association (2007), National Apartment Association (2008), and Texas Apartment Association (2010).