DaMond Davis, Principal

DaMond Davis is the founder and Principal of RCKD Corporation, a residential development, construction and renovation company based in Montgomery, Alabama. He founded the company in 2024.

RCKD develops, acquires and renovates residential real estate across Central Alabama, from single-family infill and duplexes to small multifamily. The company also holds and operates a portfolio of long-term, mid-term and furnished rentals. RCKD works across Montgomery, Prattville, Auburn, Tuskegee and surrounding communities in Central Alabama.

Most of what RCKD buys is not broken. It has been overlooked. A house that has sat vacant on a street where families still live is a problem for the whole block, and bringing it back changes more than the parcel it sits on. That is the thesis the platform is built on: improve the asset, serve the resident, protect the investment, strengthen the community.

RCKD builds, renovates and holds, and sells when the strategy calls for it. Holding the outcome is the only way to know whether the work was any good, and it is why the company's renovation standards are written against how a house performs over years rather than how it photographs on the day it lists. DaMond invests alongside partners and stays accountable for execution on every project. Decisions get made by someone with money in the deal, which is a different kind of decision than one made on someone else's behalf.

Alongside RCKD, DaMond serves as Managing Member of Capital City Development Group, a five-member development firm formed out of the City of Montgomery's SEED Academy for local developers. The group focuses on attainable infill housing, targeted residential rehabilitation and city-aligned revitalization through public-private partnerships. That development work informs how RCKD underwrites and how long it is willing to hold.

RCKD develops through project-specific partnerships and joint ventures. These structures allow RCKD to combine local development opportunities with experienced builders, capital partners and community stakeholders while maintaining disciplined project oversight.

DaMond retired from the United States Army in 2025 as a Lieutenant Colonel after nearly thirty years of service, beginning as an enlisted Soldier before earning his commission. A Field Artillery officer, he commanded a battalion, served as a brigade Chief of Staff and Deputy Brigade Commander, and served as Inspector General at the four-star level. He was awarded the Bronze Star for meritorious service during a fifteen-month deployment in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom, and the Army Commendation Medal with Valor Device for actions under hostile conditions in Iraq. Thirty years of planning, executing and being held accountable for outcomes is not a different job from this one. It is the same job with different stakes.

He holds a Master of Arts in Business Management from Webster University and a Bachelor of Science in Public Administration from Austin Peay State University.

DaMond is a graduate of Leadership Montgomery, Legacy Class XLII, and serves as a Board Member of the Montgomery Military and Veterans Commission. He has directed the Wyndall Ivey Scholarship Fund since 2015, which has awarded twenty scholarships to date. RCKD sponsors the Montgomery CrossFire 12U softball team.