Jeanine Searcy, the CEO of Black Girls in Real Estate, has come under fire, accused of defrauding multiple Black women out of hundreds of thousands of dollars. This, allegedly, through fraudulent real estate coaching programs and investment projects. Furthermore, investors allege that they were promised high returns on home flips. But instead, they only received missing funds and broken contracts.
Now, those women are sharing their stories and the legal battle that now lies ahead.
The Shade Room’sJustin Carter is getting into it on ‘TSR Investigates.’
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According to Carter, New Jersey resident Tara Jenkins spent $25,000 on eight virtual real estate courses with Atlanta-based Jeanine Searcy. Per Jenkins, Searcy reportedly helped her and her husband obtain $120,000 in business credit. With this, they reportedly started on their journey of real estate flipping — or so they thought…