Bridging the Gap: Collaborating to build successful funds for real estate

Access to capital remains one of the most significant challenges for Black developers, investors, and real estate professionals. Addressing this gap is essential for fostering equitable development and creating opportunities that empower underrepresented communities.

Join us for an impactful workshop designed to inspire and equip emerging developers, investors, and Realtors with the tools and knowledge to create and leverage real estate development funds. Whether you’re seeking innovative ways to raise capital, exploring collaborative investment strategies, or looking to make a lasting impact, this event is your opportunity to lead the charge toward more inclusive development practices. Hear first hand accounts from attorney Sean Tate of Tate Legal and fund manager Chuck Frierson of Quick Lending. 

What You’ll Learn:

• Understanding the Capital Gap: Why access to capital is critical and how it impacts Black developers.
• Structuring Development Funds: Learn the essentials of creating a fund tailored to real estate projects.
• Collaborative Investment Strategies: Discover how to pool resources and build partnerships that work.
• Navigating Regulatory Hurdles: Understand the legal and financial frameworks for real estate funds.
• Building Community Wealth: Explore how inclusive development funds can transform neighborhoods and lives.

Who Should Attend:

• Emerging Developers ready to tackle systemic barriers and create opportunities.
• Investors interested in funding projects that prioritize equity and impact.
• Realtors seeking to expand their expertise and advocate for accessible development practices.

Why Attend?

This workshop goes beyond theory—offering practical, actionable strategies to create real change. Connect with industry leaders, network with like-minded professionals, and gain insights that will empower you to lead the way in reimagining real estate development for a more equitable future.

Together, we can pave the way for greater access, inclusion, and opportunity in real estate development.

Host or Publisher Third Ward Real Estate Council