A few weeks ago, I watched a documentary called Segregated By Design and it really blew my mind.

It really just reaffirmed that the black history of real estate is very complicated. From being seen as property, to attempting to buy property, to faulty lending practices, to the widening racial wealth gap - it's deep.

With everything that's going on right now (my heart goes out to Breonna Taylor's family), I figured that it was time to use my platform to provide you with more stories that you didn't know about. These stories are why I go so hard for real estate and why I have a soft spot for creating more homeowners. For so many years and decades, my people have been held back from "the American dream" and I owe to my ancestors to share their stories. No one in mainstream media is and that's okay.

Listen in to episode 19 where I discuss:

1. My thoughts on the documentary (please watch, it's free)
2. How redlining and slums disrupted historically black neighborhoods and property values
3. Some of the disrespectful lending practices that Black Americans faced
4. The complicated history of the FHA loan and more

Episode 19 is streaming across all platforms such as Apple, Spotify, Pandora, Amazon Podcasts and more!⠀

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