The Mack family has been part of Mississippi banking and real estate for four generations — building, buying, financing, and operating across the state. Magnolia Investment Holdings is the latest chapter in that work, carried forward today by Myer Mack.
Myer is a native Jacksonian. He graduated from the University of Mississippi in 2015 and joined a major regional bank the following year, starting in retail banking. He spent his first several years working through the branch system before moving into the bank's institutional trust practice, where he served as a Business Strategist, an Institutional Trust Relationship Consultant, and most recently as Philanthropic Solutions Advisor for the state of Mississippi — working with private foundations and public charities on endowment management, planned giving, and governance. He grew up around the real estate business and worked alongside his father in the family companies over the years. In 2025 he left the bank to focus on family and run Magnolia full-time, bringing the same documentation discipline and standards he was trained under to a market his family has been part of for four generations.
Magnolia isn't a hedge fund or a national iBuyer. Every offer comes from someone whose family has operated in this state for over a century, who knows what these neighborhoods looked like in 1995, 2005, and today. When you call, you talk to the decision-maker. No call center, no acquisitions rep, no automated system.
That family commitment to Jackson continues outside the business too. Myer currently serves on the board of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Mississippi, is a former board member of the Central Mississippi Ole Miss Rebel Club, and previously served as Vice President of the Phoenix Club of Jackson. The community involvement isn't a marketing position. It's the operating philosophy. The long-term health of these neighborhoods is the long-term health of the business.
If you're a homeowner facing a difficult situation, whether that's probate, foreclosure, an inherited property you can't manage from out of state, a divorce, or a job change, we want you to know there's a straightforward path forward. And if you're a capital partner looking for a disciplined operator on the ground in this market, we want to have that conversation too.
Magnolia exists in part to put houses back into productive use in neighborhoods that have shaped Jackson for generations — buying properties that need work, doing the work, and keeping them as part of the city's housing stock.
The work is the relationship.