REAL ESTATE

Real Estate Investment Workshops

In the Classroom: Planting Seeds Early
Our classroom workshops are designed to make real estate exciting and easy to understand  even for younger students. Instead of heavy numbers and jargon, we use:

  • Hands-on games where students “shop” for homes within a budget

  • Role play as buyers, sellers, and real estate agents

  • Storytelling to explain what it means to own a home and why it matters

  • Creative projects like designing a dream home while learning about costs, savings, and credit

Impact: Younger students begin to connect money lessons with real-life goals: having a safe home, saving for the future, and dreaming about what they could own one day. For older youth, the workshops expand into credit, mortgages, and investment basics. Together, these lessons build confidence and spark interest early in opportunities many students never see until adulthood.

Community Need: Too many families in our communities are locked out of homeownership, with children growing up believing renting is their only option. By introducing real estate education early, we help shift that mindset: kids learn that ownership is possible, and that they can play a role in building stability for themselves and their families.

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Real Estate Investment Tours

Beyond the Classroom: Learning in the Field
Our Real Estate Investment Tours give youth a front-row seat to the world of real estate. Students:

  • Walk through furnished homes for sale to see how properties are marketed

  • Visit active rehab projects to learn about renovation and development

  • Hear directly from licensed agents and local developers about the decision-making process behind real estate investments

Impact: These tours transform abstract lessons into lived experiences. Students see how communities are shaped by development, and many walk away inspired to pursue real estate careers or investments of their own. Parents and schools share that these experiences often spark family conversations about saving, credit, and homeownership goals.

Community Need: In neighborhoods where property values are rising but residents are being displaced, understanding real estate is more than a career skill—it’s a survival tool. Exposure to real estate professionals and real-world projects helps youth see themselves not as outsiders, but as future investors and community leaders who can help protect and strengthen their neighborhoods.

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