I checked some information, and her husband claims that he was a homeless man when he was young.
White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt once revealed to the media that when she told her parents she and her husband Nicholas Riccio were not married yet, her parents were not pleased with having a son-in-law who is about the same age as them. (Picture 2 is the couple, Picture 3 is Levitt's parents)
Nicholas Riccio is a real estate investor or developer who has accumulated a 'considerable scale' of real estate assets, with publicly verifiable net assets of $6 million, which is considered 'very wealthy' for a successful businessman in small to medium-sized cities in the United States, but still far from being a 'billionaire or national-level financier'.
Reports often state that he owns about 10-15 buildings (hotels, apartments, vacation homes, etc.) in Hampton Beach, New Hampshire, and nearby, with around 70 rental units, plus a property in West Virginia.
The core asset is his company, Riccio Enterprises LLC, and its vacation property brands (such as Nautical Beach / Nautical Motel, etc.).
According to earlier interviews, several media outlets have quoted him from an interview with the Portsmouth Herald, clearly stating: after his parents' divorce, he began moving between various residences in his teenage years, at one point being 'homeless' and even sleeping on the street or on friends' sofas.
Reports indicate that he was born into a poor family in New Hampshire and is one of four children. After his parents' divorce, the family faced long-term financial difficulties and extremely unstable living conditions.
After graduating high school (around 1983), he found that he no longer had a stable home and could only rely on friends for support and couch-surfing, described directly in several reports as 'homeless at 18'.
During college, he worked night shifts stocking shelves at a supermarket to pay for tuition, but his income was not enough to cover rent as well, so he lived in his car for a long time, described by the media as a phase of 'spending nights in the car and working and attending classes during the day'.
He recalls that at 19 or 20, he would call friends to 'watch the game at your house', with the real intention of taking a shower; there was a time when he couldn't afford rent and slept in his car.
Around 1990, he took a real estate course and 'fell in love with architecture and real estate', which was seen by several reports as a turning point in his career.
Around 1993, while taking a drive with his mother along the coast, he saw a row of dilapidated or even seized houses on Hampton Beach M Street and had the idea on the spot to 'turn this street into his own work'.
At that time, funds were extremely limited, and he could only 'grit his teeth' to scrape together money to buy a rundown building, starting renovations and rentals from that point to build his real estate portfolio.
By 2005, he had already acquired about 15 buildings on that street, totaling around 70 residential units, mainly using the model of 'buying run-down buildings—renovating—leasing/vacation homes' to snowball.
The 'source interview' for these stories is a 2005 interview with Portsmouth Herald/Seacoastonline, and later articles from Realtor.com, Economic Times, The List, Express, etc., are basically quoting that interview along with subsequent real estate expansion data.
Well, anyhow, he is a typical 'American Dream inspiration'.
The two met in 2022 when Levitt was running for federal congress in New Hampshire (New Hampshire's 1st district). A local restaurant owner, who is a mutual friend of both, invited Riccio to Levitt's campaign event, where they met for the first time.
They initially got to know each other as friends, then gradually developed a romantic relationship, ultimately leading to marriage.
Levitt stated in an interview that initially the age difference caused some concern for her parents, but after spending more time together, they realized Riccio was destined to become a part of the family.
Reports suggest that Levitt, as White House Press Secretary, earns about $180,000/year, which is the standard for senior federal officials, while the family's main 'hard assets' are in Riccio's hands, allowing her to confidently engage in a 'long-term battle' in politics without overly relying on salary and campaign fundraising to support the family.
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White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt once revealed to the media that when she told her parents she and her husband Nicholas Riccio were not married yet, her parents were not pleased with having a son-in-law who is about the same age as them. (Picture 2 is the couple, Picture 3 is Levitt's parents)
Nicholas Riccio is a real estate investor or developer who has accumulated a 'considerable scale' of real estate assets, with publicly verifiable net assets of $6 million, which is considered 'very wealthy' for a successful businessman in small to medium-sized cities in the United States, but still far from being a 'billionaire or national-level financier'.
Reports often state that he owns about 10-15 buildings (hotels, apartments, vacation homes, etc.) in Hampton Beach, New Hampshire, and nearby, with around 70 rental units, plus a property in West Virginia.
The core asset is his company, Riccio Enterprises LLC, and its vacation property brands (such as Nautical Beach / Nautical Motel, etc.).
According to earlier interviews, several media outlets have quoted him from an interview with the Portsmouth Herald, clearly stating: after his parents' divorce, he began moving between various residences in his teenage years, at one point being 'homeless' and even sleeping on the street or on friends' sofas.
Reports indicate that he was born into a poor family in New Hampshire and is one of four children. After his parents' divorce, the family faced long-term financial difficulties and extremely unstable living conditions.
After graduating high school (around 1983), he found that he no longer had a stable home and could only rely on friends for support and couch-surfing, described directly in several reports as 'homeless at 18'.
During college, he worked night shifts stocking shelves at a supermarket to pay for tuition, but his income was not enough to cover rent as well, so he lived in his car for a long time, described by the media as a phase of 'spending nights in the car and working and attending classes during the day'.
He recalls that at 19 or 20, he would call friends to 'watch the game at your house', with the real intention of taking a shower; there was a time when he couldn't afford rent and slept in his car.
Around 1990, he took a real estate course and 'fell in love with architecture and real estate', which was seen by several reports as a turning point in his career.
Around 1993, while taking a drive with his mother along the coast, he saw a row of dilapidated or even seized houses on Hampton Beach M Street and had the idea on the spot to 'turn this street into his own work'.
At that time, funds were extremely limited, and he could only 'grit his teeth' to scrape together money to buy a rundown building, starting renovations and rentals from that point to build his real estate portfolio.
By 2005, he had already acquired about 15 buildings on that street, totaling around 70 residential units, mainly using the model of 'buying run-down buildings—renovating—leasing/vacation homes' to snowball.
The 'source interview' for these stories is a 2005 interview with Portsmouth Herald/Seacoastonline, and later articles from Realtor.com, Economic Times, The List, Express, etc., are basically quoting that interview along with subsequent real estate expansion data.
Well, anyhow, he is a typical 'American Dream inspiration'.
The two met in 2022 when Levitt was running for federal congress in New Hampshire (New Hampshire's 1st district). A local restaurant owner, who is a mutual friend of both, invited Riccio to Levitt's campaign event, where they met for the first time.
They initially got to know each other as friends, then gradually developed a romantic relationship, ultimately leading to marriage.
Levitt stated in an interview that initially the age difference caused some concern for her parents, but after spending more time together, they realized Riccio was destined to become a part of the family.
Reports suggest that Levitt, as White House Press Secretary, earns about $180,000/year, which is the standard for senior federal officials, while the family's main 'hard assets' are in Riccio's hands, allowing her to confidently engage in a 'long-term battle' in politics without overly relying on salary and campaign fundraising to support the family.
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