Robert Shemin believes anyone can corner the market, and participants of his course are sold
“How are they going to be able to support a family one day?” he’d ask.
How indeed? Even in frum circles, where prioritizing Torah learning is a given, the question lingers. Many people are unable or unwilling to earn a professional degree. Where does that leave the people who lack formal schooling but need to put bread on the table for their families?
Robert Shemin, real estate investor and educator extraordinaire, has a solution. It’s called Project X, and it’s both a crash course in real estate and a lifelong connection to professional guidance and networking.
Robert’s a Jewish boy from Nashville, although his parents weren’t religious and didn’t send him to yeshivah. They sent him to public school, but even there he struggled — he had dyslexia.
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