Angela The Realtist

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🔥🔥Welcome to Wealth Row! 🔥🔥The Biggest Ever is coming to the Annual NAREB Conference in 📍 Houston, Texas. joins us for a special ticketed event Aug 3, 4:30-6:30pm.

Guess what? This is open to the public. Advance purchase is required.

Tickets available in bio -
https://NAREBEYL.eventbrite.com
$100 for conference attendee early bird
$150 for regular price conference attendee
$250 general admission.

**You must be registered for the conference to get the attendee pricing**

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‼️UPDATE‼️ If you have kids coming to the 2023 annual NAREB Convention then you'll want to keep reading!! 👇🏾

BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! 📣

FREE to youth ages 6 to 18, NAREB’s Youth Academy provides a rewarding and valuable experience!

- Exciting field trips to several places, including NASA and the Kemah Boardwalk
- Financial Literacy Education
- Life skills training such as CPR Certification and more

Register your youth today for FREE!! 🗣️

* A parent or guardian must be registered for the convention.

Registration is filling up and you don't want to miss it! Click here to reserve your spot now! https://shorturl.at/rUW69

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Born in 1883, John E. (Jack) Nail was historically known as being America’s first Black Realtor. In 1904 he began working as a salesman at a Black Real Estate Firm in Harlem, NY. In 1911, Nail and his pastor, Rev. Hutchens C. Bishop of St. Philips Episcopal Church, made a series of real estate purchases in Harlem totaling $1,070,000. These deals, helped by Bishop’s ability to pass for white, allowed land for a new church and for church-owned apartment buildings that would be rented out to tenants. As Blacks increasingly moved into Harlem after 1915, Nail and his associates purchased more property. They also helped to develop Harlem by funding the Harlem branch of the YMCA, helping small businesses in the area, and building up Harlem’s local bank.

John Nail became the wealthiest and most influential black realtor in New York City. He held seats on numerous state and local boards, including the Real Estate Board of New York and the Housing Committee of New York where in each case he was the only black member. His advice was solicited by President Herbert Hoover’s Commission on Housing.

It is important to note that prior to the great depression of 1929, Black American’s had many rights and wealth that would soon be stripped away.

https://www.blackpast.org/african-american-history/people-african-american-history/nail-john-e-1883-1947/

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