Homebuyer Brunch - Eric Vick

WE WILL HELP YOU BECOME A HOMEOWNER!

Home Ownership is the vibe.

THE MISSION TO CREATE ONE THOUSAND (1,000) HOMEOWNERS BY 2030

1K 2030 is a initiative to create One Thousand (1,000) homeowners out of individuals who were affected by the criminal justice system. This means if you were formerly incarcerated, had parents, children, or a spouse who is or was incarcerated, this program would allow you to learn about becoming a homeowner and provide a grant of up to $8000 that you could apply towards home ownership. You'd also be informed on yor eligibility to receive $35,000-$50,000 in additional grant funding.

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EVENT DETAILS

DATE: OCTOBER 23rd, 2022

LOCATION: DEWEY’S JAZZ LOUNGE | 232 Worthington St, Springfield, MA 01103

TIME: 11AM-2:00PM

Get information on how to purchase real estate as a first time homebuyer, an investor, or even as a wholesaler from top professionals in Springfield and around New England.

By attending, you will hear from (and add to your team) resources such as an attorney, hard money lenders, credit repair specialist, a loan officer, and other investors who are able and willing to partner with you on deals that you find or learn how to find through Eric Vick.

About Me

Eric “Moom” Vick is most known for his “I have no choice” demeanor. As a native of Dorchester, MA, a former inmate at FCI Fort Dix in New Jersey, and creator of the 1k 2030 Initiative, Moom is a hands-on leader who focuses on increasing the levels of financial literacy within his hometown with optimal efficiency – which reduces the need for criminal-like activities that lead to recidivism. Moom believes that by helping others establish homeownership milestones, the people that once were considered “lost causes” could thrive and become positive pillars of their communities — and thanks to his team, the 1k2030 initiative plans to reduce the recidivism rate in the country and nudge young individuals without guidance to lean towards investing at a young age.

Over the next 7 years, Vick hopes to help One Thousand (1,000) formerly incarcerated individuals and their family members see the finishing line in becoming a homeowner by holding home buyer brunch workshops for interested and prepared parties. His goal is to build confidence in other formerly incarcerated individuals which will allow them to rightfully own parts of their neighborhoods. Will he make this a reality? If you ask him, he’d tell you “I have no choice”.