“Western Washington Realtist is excited to launch and support our Young Realtist Division”
WWR LEADERSHIP TEAM
ABOUT YRD
WWR WELCOMES OUR YRD
“YRD is designed to support and uplift new black real estate professionals. In order to move the needle on black homeownership, we need to sustain more black professionals in this industry. therefore we are invested in adding value and referrals to our members because we want to see them closing!”
Madam President Anzhane Slaughter
The Young Realtist Division was established in 1996 and re-established in 2018, with the new headquarters now being based out of Atlanta, Ga. The Young Realtist Division of NAREB’s mission is to empower our youth and communities through financial education, wealth building, career exposure, mentorship, professional development and leadership training.
Why Organized?
NAREB YRD was organized to assist NAREB in membership recruitment and development through their efforts to:
- Provide information and encourage college students to join the real estate industry
- Provide membership orientation to new members
- Encourage participation in all conference events
- Make referrals to other affiliates
The "Young" Meaning
The “Young” in YRD has multiple meanings:
- The young in YRD is for members with less than 5 years as a member,
- new professionals with less than 5 years as an agent
- or anyone who is young at heart and has a passion in redefining the real estate industry for tomorrow's leader.
Distinct Advisory Committee
We consider everyone that’s passionate about the empowerment of the youth, the next generation, and values the growth of the NAREB organization in general to be a part of our distinct advisory committee within our membership, regardless of age. Our advisory committee have been members of NAREB or in the industry for a minimum of 10 years.
MEET OUR YRD PRESIDENT
Anzhane Slaughter is a natural born advocate for the African American community. At 26 years old, Anzhane is the youngest Board Member at African American Leadership Foundation. She first put her community at the epicenter of her work in 2012 with her fight for education reform within Seattle Public Schools.
Meet Anzhane Slaughter, YRD President
Anzhane Slaughter is a natural born advocate for the African American community. At 26 years old, Anzhane is the youngest Board Member at African American Leadership Foundation. She first put her community at the epicenter of her work in 2012 with her fight for education reform within Seattle Public Schools. Her devotion and leadership towards social justice and equity carried throughout her educational career as she obtained a degree in law from the University of Washington.
Throughout her research, Anzhane found that in order for the African American community to achieve true liberation one must be free financially. She quickly applied this learning to her life and in 2018 passed the Real Estate Exam in Washington state to help bring financial freedom, stability and generational wealth to her community. Since then, Anzhane has helped many black families reach homeownership, held prominent positions within the social justice community, secured government contracts for Minority Owned Businesses, managed political campaigns for State Legislatures and continuously uplifting other young leaders through financial and civic literacy.
Anzhane Slaughter, President, Young Realtist Division (YRD)
MEET OUR YRD LEADERSHIP
Anzhane Slaughter
President | Contact Info
Nicole Bascomb-Green
Designated Broker/
Owner Bascomb Real Estate Group
Anzhane Slaughter
Coldwell Banker, Realtist
Anzhane Slaughter is a natural born advocate for the African American community. At 27 years old, Anzhane is a Real estate Broker and founder/CEO of Young Black Homeowners. She first put her community at the epicenter of her work in 2012 with her fight for education reform within Seattle Public Schools.Her devotion and leadership towards social justice and equity carried throughout her educational career as she obtained a degree in law from the University of Washington.
Throughout her research, Anzhane found that in order for the African American community to achieve true liberation one must be financially free. After working several years in government, corporate, and the non-profit sector. She applied this learning to her life and in 2018 passed the Washington State Real Estate Exam to help bring financial literacy, stability and generational wealth to her community. Since then, Anzhane has helped many black families reach homeownership, held prominent positions within the social justice community, secured government contracts for Minority Owned Businesses, managed political campaigns for State Legislatures and continuously uplifting other young leaders through financial and civic literacy.
"I joined YRD because I know how important support and community are for new real estate professionals when building a sustainable career in this industry. There’s no doubt about it, Real estate is a predominantly white industry. If we want to increase representation in this field, it begins with support and its continued through community. "
Anjeylsia Ramirez
1st Vice President | Contact Info
Nicole Bascomb-Green
Designated Broker/
Owner Bascomb Real Estate Group
Anjelysia Ramirez
Theory Real Estate - Realtist
I am a true PNW local, born and raised here in Tacoma, WA. I am a real estate agent with Theory RE. I have received my B.A. in Sociology with minors in Architecture and Urban Ecology Design, from the University of Washington, Seattle. I am also currently working towards my associates degree in Interior Design. My main goal is to educate as many families in our community about the importance of homeownership, and get them on the path to creating generational wealth.
Titus Davis
Nicole Bascomb-Green
Designated Broker/
Owner Bascomb Real Estate Group
Titus Davis
Guaranteed Rate, Loan Officer
I am a Vice President of Mortgage Lending and I pride myself in my work and am passionate about helping others. I can't wait for you to meet my team and help you get into the home of your dreams or to help you financially. Thank you for trusting me with one of the biggest purchases of your life. My journey, both personally and professionally started over 23 years ago in the lending industry. I have found a love greater than I could imagine in this industry that has allowed me the ability to help others in the process. It has not just been a job; it is a blessing.
Champagne Lewis
Secretary | Contact Info
Nicole Bascomb-Green
Designated Broker/
Owner Bascomb Real Estate Group
Champagne Lewis
Aegis Land Title Company - Title Rep
My interest in serving is to support and create a healthy quality of life for all. As a licensed real estate broker, my focus is on community vision and social creativity, and innovative problem-solving. My goal is to be a connector in the community. Supporting people as they travel through their homebuying journey, from point-A-to-point-B.
Champagne's experience includes home sales, and multi-family residential to commercial management. She is detailed when processing algorithms and evaluating real estate market demands and trends. With a strong administrative skill set, her ability to identify areas of development drive innovation, and simplify processes.
As a real estate agent, Champagne is all about service and value. She knows every person and client she meets is unique and has different real estate needs. Whether it's a growing family, a first-time home buyer, a seasoned investor, or someone looking to downsize. Champagne is here to help guide people through the process.
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Treasurer | Contact Info
Nicole Bascomb-Green
Designated Broker/
Owner Bascomb Real Estate Group
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Democracy in Housing
The Black Millennials Experience in Seattle, Washington
20%
Mortgage-ready
74%
Experience Disproportionate Homeownership
15%
Denied nearly 3 times the rate of White millennials (6 percent)