Learn the language of ownership.
Explore terms such as equity, cash flow, and repair budgets. Practice explaining them to each other in your own words.
FOR PARENTS AND GUARDIANS
Build a legacy your children can understand and carry forward.
Learn about real estate investing while helping your teen understand ownership, responsibility, and the questions worth asking before making a decision.
Nikki Ausler’s free parent guide gives your family simple conversation starters, useful real estate terms, and a property activity you can work through together.
Get the Free Parent GuideFor families with teens and young adults. No investing experience needed.
One conversation today.
A more prepared family tomorrow.
A NOTE FROM NIKKI
You can learn this together.
“I am a mother, a business owner, and a woman who is learning how to make ownership, investing, and legacy building a normal conversation in my home.”
“You do not have to be an expert to start a conversation. You only have to be willing to learn, ask better questions, and let your child see you becoming more prepared.”
From Nikki’s parent guide
Nikki AuslerMother and founder of Jerni Access Capital
WHAT IS INSIDE
Make real estate part of the family conversation.
Start with language you can understand and questions you can explore at your own pace.
Look beyond the asking price.
Talk about repairs, responsibility, funding preparation, and the information you would need before making a decision.
Explore a property together.
Use a real listing as a learning exercise. Record what you notice, what you still need to learn, and the questions you would ask.
KITCHEN TABLE CONVERSATIONS
Start with one question tonight.
Choose a topic, ask your teen what they think, and listen. You can look for answers together.
TALK ABOUT RESPONSIBILITY
If we owned a rental property, what would we want the people living there to experience?
Think about repairs, clear communication, and what it means to take care of a home.
TRY IT AS A FAMILY
One listing. Thirty minutes. Plenty to talk about.
Choose a property listing and explore it together. This is practice for asking better questions, with no purchase required.
The guide includes a worksheet to capture what you learn.
- Notice the basics.What is the asking price? What can you see, and what would you need to verify?
- Think about the people.Who might live here? What repairs or improvements could matter to them?
- Write down five questions.What would you need to know before considering an investment?
YOUR FREE PARENT GUIDE
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