Real Estate Managers, Bank Help Habitat for Humanity
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The Los Angeles chapter of the Institute of Real Estate Management has joined forces with Habitat for Humanity, Para Los Ninos, a Los Angeles skid row social service agency, and Great Western Bank to help make homeownership possible for a homeless family.
The chapter has donated $25,000 to Habitat for Humanity to help build a house on land donated by Great Western.
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