Arleast Dotson-Piggs is the Managing Member and General Partner at Evolve Management, LLC, a Memphis-based multi-family real estate firm founded on the principle that quality housing and meaningful investment opportunities go hand-in-hand. With 26 years of veteran experience in the Memphis multi-family space, Alise has built a distinguished career centered on operational excellence, asset stabilization, and a deep commitment to the communities she serves.

Her work is driven by a mission that extends beyond standard property management—cultivating high-performing, stable environments where families can thrive and seniors feel entirely secure.

Throughout her career, Arleast has developed a reputation as a disciplined and forward-thinking operator. She leads through a proven, vertically integrated management model that incorporates mandatory monthly reserve sweeps, an in-house maintenance dispatch network, and a rigorous quarterly cushion—a proprietary framework designed to protect cash flow, optimize Net Operating Income (NOI), and position assets for long-term growth. Her track record speaks for itself, having successfully passed consecutive state and federal housing audits under THDA, MHA, and NSPIRE standards for over two decades, a testament to her unwavering commitment to compliance and operational integrity.

Central to Arleast distinction is her unyielding belief that technical expertise must be matched with genuine community and psychology knowledge. She has long championed the value of connecting residents with local agencies, emergency assistance programs, and community action networks, understanding that a well-supported tenant base is the absolute foundation of a high-performing portfolio. Evolve Management, LLC is currently pursuing market-rate and affordable value-add acquisitions in the 50-to-60 unit range within the Tennessee market, continuously positioning Alise and her firm as the trusted partner for equity investors seeking experienced, community-centered, and fully compliant operations in Memphis."