Homeownership has long stood as a symbol of the American dream a dream rooted in stability, opportunity, and community. Property is Power, mission is to reignite this dream, especially within the African American community and underserved communities at large. We believe homeownership isn’t just a privilege, it’s a right. And it’s a right we must reclaim.
Historically, African Americans have faced systemic barriers to land and property ownership. Today, we have the chance and the responsibility to reverse that narrative. Ownership of land and homes is more than just a personal achievement; it’s about having a stake in your future, your neighborhood, and your legacy.
Why Homeownership Matters
The benefits of owning a home extend far beyond a roof over your head. One of the most powerful impacts is on community. Homeowners build roots. You see it in children playing in the yard, families walking to the corner store, neighbors watching out for one another. When people own their homes, they invest emotionally and economically in their neighborhoods. This creates stronger, safer, and more vibrant communities.
Wealth Building
For most families, a home is the largest and most valuable asset they will ever own. It is a key avenue for building generational wealth. Home equity can be used to fund college education, launch businesses, or support retirement. When we own property, we are in a better position to build financial stability.
Legacy
Ownership is also about legacy. A home is something you can pass down a foundation for your children and grandchildren to build upon. It gives the next generation a head start, a sense of security, and a powerful reminder of what’s possible.
Our Mission
This passion for ownership and empowerment is what led to the creation of Property is Power. This platform exists to educate, inspire, and equip individuals with the knowledge and tools they need to achieve homeownership. It’s about reintroducing the value of property ownership as a vehicle for transformation and making it a top priority.
We’re here to remind our communities that the dream is still alive and it’s ours to reclaim.
Dr. Anthony O. Kellum – CEO of Kellum Mortgage, LLC