All Forum Posts by: Mia Sophia

Thank you, Henry — I really appreciate your detailed perspective. You raise important points about the complexity behind homelessness, especially around mental health, sustainability, and the limits of purely housing-based solutions.

In our work, we’ve found that housing is just one part of the equation — we also focus on community support, skills training, and stability programs that help individuals keep their housing long-term. I agree completely that the approach needs to be stratified, since the causes and needs vary widely.

I shared a bit more about how we approach this on my profile if you’re curious. Would love your feedback — you clearly have a deep understanding of this issue.

Thank you so much! 🙏 I completely agree — intentional investing can create real change when it aligns profit with purpose. I’ve seen how even small community housing projects can transform lives for families experiencing homelessness.

I’d love to connect and learn more about the funding side — I shared a bit about the work I do on my profile if you’d like to take a look. 

That’s a powerful way to put it, Eric — real estate really does change lives in both directions. It’s amazing how the same industry that helps us build stability for ourselves can also create it for others when done with purpose.

I’ve seen that firsthand working with people rebuilding from homelessness — small housing projects can completely change a person’s future.

Would love to connect and hear more about your journey too.

Thanks, Henry — I really appreciate your perspective. You’re absolutely right that homelessness isn’t just about housing; it’s about people, mental health, and stability.

At Kendi Hope Foundation, we’ve learned that real change happens when housing meets hope — combining safe homes with mentorship, counseling, and community support. It’s not an easy fix, but when people finally have a stable place to rebuild their lives, everything starts to shift.

I love your point about stratifying the issue — different groups, different needs. That’s exactly why collaboration between real estate investors, social programs, and local communities matters so much.

I’ve shared a bit more about how we approach this kind of partnership on my profile — would love your thoughts if you get a chance.

I agree with you — partnerships in real estate can create both returns and community impact. That’s something I’ve been involved with, and I added more about my journey on my profile.

Hi everyone,

I’ve been involved in community work that supports street families and homeless individuals in the U.S. through housing solutions.

From my experience, even small housing projects can create a huge impact in people’s lives.

👉 Question for you: Do you think real estate investors can play a role in solving the housing crisis — and if so, how?

Excited to hear different perspectives!