Kenya Burrell-VanWormer | Photo credit: HAR
A new nonprofit spearheaded by T3 Sixty’s diversity initiative is looking to help individuals from underrepresented and underprivileged groups pursue a career in real estate. The nonprofit, The Real Estate Apprentice Foundation, will be based in Texas.
In practice, The Real Estate Apprentice Foundation will assist individuals from those communities with various tools, technology, services, Realtor association memberships, multiple listing service fees and provide a path to working with a residential real estate brokerage. The nonprofit hopes to be able to provide cash grants to cover some of the costs related to obtaining a real estate license.
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The Real Estate Apprentice Foundation plans to provide grants to benefit underrepresented and underprivileged people starting a real estate career
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO, Calif. (PRWEB) January 21, 2021
T3 Sixty, the residential real estate brokerage industry s leading management consulting and research firm, announced the creation of The Real Estate Apprentice Foundation, a nonprofit to help individuals from underrepresented and underprivileged groups pursue a career as a real estate agent. The Foundation, a Texas corporation, last week received its 501(c)3 approval under the Internal Revenue Code to operate as a charitable organization. The Real Estate Apprentice Foundation is designed as an industrywide effort, and we hope that brokerages, associations, MLSs and vendors from across the country will support the Foundation to make the residential real estate brokerage industry more diverse and representative, says Stefan Swanepoel, the Foundation s founder and the CEO and