Opportunities
Here are a few opportunities for you to partner with us
Actively recruiting investors for our NC and SC HBCU Residential Zones
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Boost Local Economy: Development projects can attract businesses, retail, and services, leading to job creation and increased economic activity.
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Increase Property Values: Strategic investment can raise property values, benefiting homeowners and fostering community wealth.
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Support Small Businesses: Investments often create opportunities for small businesses to thrive, particularly those owned by alumni or local residents.
Economic Revitalization
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Attract Students and Faculty: Improved neighborhoods can make HBCUs more appealing, aiding in student recruitment and retention, and helping attract top-tier faculty.
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Community Partnership: Universities may collaborate with developers for joint initiatives, such as affordable student housing or community-focused projects.
Strengthen HBCU Resources
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Reduce Housing Barriers: Investments can prioritize affordable housing, ensuring accessibility for students, faculty, and staff.
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Mitigate Gentrification: Thoughtful development plans can protect current residents from being displaced due to rising costs.
Affordable Housing and Accessibility
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Preserve Heritage: Investments can highlight and celebrate the cultural and historical significance of HBCUs and their surrounding communities.
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Foster Community Engagement: Improved infrastructure and facilities encourage interaction between HBCUs and their local communities.
Social and Cultural Enrichment
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Foster Alumni Investments: Alumni may feel encouraged to invest in their alma mater’s surrounding communities, further reinforcing growth.
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Create Legacy Projects: Developments tied to alumni support can be sources of pride and inspiration for future generations.
Strengthen Alumni Networks
4/3 Brick Ranch in Orangeburg,SC-$74,000
Rehabbed and rented for $1,800 per month
This 4 bedroom, 3 bath, brick ranch has vinyl sided rear addition and a lovely bay window. The curb appeal is a plus along with the mature landscaping. House is conveniently located in walking distance fro South Carolina State University. It’s also close to shopping centers, restaurants, schools and financial institutions. ARV ( After Repair Value) is $160,000 to $195,000 based on recent comparables. We our offering 12% return in 6-12 months on your investment.
$80K in 2 months
Clarendon st Orangeburg, SC
3/2 brick home in Fayetteville,NC
Brought for 55k in 2021, Current After Repair Value 160K
Walking distnace to Fayetteville State University
A lot of Potential, Big Front and Back Yard, Come on out to see this lovely home. You will love the quiet neighborhood, Landscape possibilities, and peaceful scenery.
$100K in value-added equity in 6 months
Essex Place Fayetteville,NC
How You Benefit
As HBCUs attract students and faculty, the demand for housing in the surrounding areas increases, potentially leading to higher property values and rental rates.
Increased property values:
Increased student and faculty presence can boost local businesses, such as restaurants, grocery stores, and retail shops.
Stimulated local economy:
Investment in housing can lead to improvements in infrastructure, safety, and overall quality of life in the surrounding neighborhoods.
Enhanced community development:
