Minding The Renter Wealth Equity Gap.

We want affordable housing!  And we want housing to be the greatest appreciating asset!  How can it be both?   This antipodal relationship is not only impossible to fulfill, its consequences are falling on renters.  In the United States the average renter has a few thousand dollars of net wealth, while home owners boast hundreds of thousands.    Michael Barnes sees this problem not as a wealth management problem, but as an issue of racial and gender discrimination.  The renter wealth equity gap is aimed at single mothers, African Americans, Hispanic Americans, and newcomers.  His firm, Viva Equity Fund, has a plan to get more wealth into the pockets of renters, while costing landlords nothing in the process.  How?  Tune in to this Episode of GDP, recorded live at the Clinton Global Initiative 2022, to find out. #CGI2022 Follow Dr. Bob on Twitter:  @ProfessorHuish Follow Viva Equity on Twitter:  @VivaEquity