Meet Gina Saad and YourPersonal broker.com

Meet Gina Saad and YourPersonal broker.com

Meet Gina Saad and YourPersonal broker.com

A Legacy in Real Estate, A Vision for the Future

 

For more than 25 years, Gina Saad has dedicated her career to helping Californians achieve the dream of homeownership. A proud California native born in Brawley, raised in West Covina, and later a homeowner in Victorville at just 19 years old, Saad’s journey in real estate began early.

“My dad was a real estate broker. He got his license in 1975, so it was truly the family business,” she shared. “I earned my license at 18 and my broker’s license at 21. From the beginning, I had a passion for helping homebuyers attain the American dream.”

Over the years, Gina has held leadership positions in multiple real estate franchise brokerages, most recently serving as a managing broker for a large cloud-based firm overseeing thousands of agents across California. It was during this time she recognized a critical issue in the industry a training and comprehension gap affecting many new agents entering the field.

Bridging the Gap: YourPersonalBroker.com

“Many agents are launched into the industry without fully understanding the day-to-day contracts they need to work with,” Gina explained. “That’s why I created YourPersonalBroker.com to support brokers as they train and guide their agents.”

Unlike most tools that focus exclusively on agents, Gina’s platform centers on broker support.

“Sometimes a broker needs a broker,” she said. “Brokers are expected to do it all  lead, train, recruit, market, supervise. My goal is to give them back time in their day and provide a system that supports their agents 24/7.”

Your Personal Broker combines in-person training with AI-powered on-demand support through its proprietary ASK tool. This innovative platform allows agents to access  real-time forms clarity and professional communication support at any hour, addressing the reality that real estate doesn’t stop at 5 p.m.

Technology Meets Experience

“Brokers want to support their agents, but the truth is, time is scarce,” Gina noted. “If ASK can give brokers back even an hour a day or a week to focus on growing their business, recruiting, or marketing, then we’ve created something meaningful. It’s a time-saving partner for brokers and their agents.”

The ASK platform is fully web-based and accessible through yourpersonalbroker.com , integrating next-generation AI support with Gina’s hands-on approach.

Rooted in Community and Family

Gina lives with her family in Yucaipa, California. She credits her husband and three daughters for their unwavering support as she embarks on this new chapter.

“As a woman business owner, launching YourPersonal broker.com during Women’s Small Business Month is incredibly special,” she said. “I’m proud to build something that uplifts an industry I’ve loved my entire life.”

Connect with Your Personal Broker

Brokers and agents can visit yourpersonalbroker.com to sign up and explore ASK, or follow the company on YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok at YourPersonalBroker.com or https://www.yourpersonalbroker.com/

About Gina Saad:


Gina Saad is a California real estate broker with more than 25 years of leadership experience. A second-generation real estate professional, she has overseen thousands of agents statewide and is passionate about bridging the training gap in the industry.

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Inland Empire Faith, Finance and Homeownership Summit

Inland Empire Faith, Finance and Homeownership Summit

ABOUT THE EVENT

Faith, Finance & Homeownership is a two-part convening focused on equipping our Inland Empire communities with tools to build and retain generational wealth. Through faith-based partnerships, financial coaching, and practical resources, the event connects families to pathways for stability and prosperity.

Presented by the Inland SoCal Housing Collective in partnership with Credit.org, BankOn Inland SoCal, Hispanic Lifestyle, and the National Foundation for Credit Counseling.

Event Overview

Morning Session (9AM–1PM)
Faith leaders, community organizations, and financial experts gather to explore:

  • Why financial education, homeownership, and estate planning are vital.

  • The role of faith partners in supporting families.

  • How to get started with financial coaching, safe banking, and debt management.

  • Building resilience through business ownership, housing stability, and church-led initiatives.

  • Strategies for homeownership and estate planning to retain generational wealth.

The session concludes with next steps, a resource fair, and a call to action for faith and community leaders.

Afternoon Session (1:30PM–4PM)
A broader regional convening highlighting solutions, collaboration, and action:

  • Why financial education and generational wealth matter for families and communities.

  • Access to safe banking and the support of faith coalitions.

  • Spotlight on organizations driving financial resilience, including housing counseling, small business development, and estate planning.

  • Closing discussion and survey to shape future work.

Who Should Attend

A peer to peer event, Faith, Finance & Homeownership is designed for faith leaders, community advocates, nonprofit partners, educators, housing professionals, small business owners, and residents of the Inland Empire who are passionate about building stronger, financially resilient families. This convening is ideal for anyone seeking practical tools to support their congregation or community in achieving financial stability, homeownership, estate planning, and generational wealth.

LOCATION
California Museum of Photography
(located historic downtown Riverside)
3824 Main Street • Riverside, CA 92501

PARKING
City of Riverside parking garages 2 and 6 are closest to the museum.

BE OUR GUEST
Please register today, space is limited.

Event Schedule

Wednesday - November 5, 2025

Morning Session - Faith Leaders

Registration

9am - 9:30am

Welcome & Our Why?

  • Claudio Espino– Intro Credit.org & answer- “Why financial education/coaching?” (5 minutes)
  • Richard Sandoval, Intro Hispanic Lifestyle- “Why building generational wealth? /Homeownership & Estate Planning?” (5 minutes)
  • Melanie Steele, ISCHC- Intro to ISCHC & BankOn Coalition- “Why faith partners?”  (5 minutes)

9:30am - 10am

Blessing: Dr. Joshua Beckley

Panel One: How to get started?

Goal: Discuss the initial steps A). Faith leaders know what the steps are B). What resources exist in the community, C). How to refer community members  

  • Financial Coaching, Budgeting, Debt Management, Climb-

 Claudio Espino, Credit.org 

  • Banking Access 

Jay Miller, BankOn Coalition Lead at ISCHC

    • Overview of access to safe banking.
    • Demonstrate Banking Tool  pick an attending church address and look up the nearest branch

10:00am

Panel Two: A Movement of Building Wealth

Goal: Amplify regional organizations who are helping build the financial resilience of their community. 

  • Building Generations in a Church-
  • Building a Business- What is the impact on a family when they build a business? 
  • Building Housing Stability – How do we help our counties become financial stable in this housing crisis 

10:30AM- 11:05AM

Panel Three: Building and Retaining Generational Wealth

Goal: What is the impact of homeownership on a family and generations? How is this wealth retained? 

  • Homeownership Month What is the impact on a family who owns a home?, Home Mortgage Tools
  • Why homebuyer counseling- Melinda Opperman- Credit.org/ISCHC Board Member- How do you get started? 
  • How do you get started buying a home? – How do you get started with buying a home? How long can it take? What tools can be used?  Down payment assistance programs available? 
  • Retaining Generational Wealth- Estate Planning, Why is it important? Where do you go for help?  

11:05 AM - 11:45am

What is to come? Next Steps

Goal: What is the impact of homeownership on a family and generations? How is this wealth retained? 

  • Homeownership Month –What is the impact on a family who owns a home?, Home Mortgage Tools
  • Why homebuyer counseling- Melinda Opperman- Credit.org/ISCHC Board Member- How do you get started? 
  • How do you get started buying a home?  – How do you get started with buying a home? How long can it take? What tools can be used?  Down payment assistance programs available? 
  • Retaining Generational Wealth- Estate Planning, Why is it important? Where do you go for help?  

11:45AM - 12PM

Lunch and Small Resources Fair

12PM - 1PM

Wednesday - November 5, 2025

Afternoon Session - Community Stake Holders

Welcome & Why financial education and generational wealth matter.

  • Claudio Espino (Credit.org): Why financial education/coaching
  • Richard Sandoval (Hispanic Lifestyle): Why building generational wealth through homeownership & estate planning
  • Melanie Steele (ISCHC): Why this matters regionally, what happened with faith leaders in the morning, and how to join the movement.

2:00PM – 2:30PM

Panel One: What’s the Scoop - Understanding the Landscape


Goal: Provide an overview of regional challenges and opportunities around financial access and community resources.

  • Jay Miller (ISCHC, BankOn Coalition Lead): Access to safe banking + demo of banking locator tool.
  • Pastors United :  How faith coalitions support families with resources like food, utility support, and school supplies.

2:30PM – 3:00PM

Panel Two: Where is the Work Being Done – Spotlight on Solutions


Goal: Amplify organizations already advancing financial resilience and generational wealth, and explore collaboration across sectors.

3:00PM - 3:45pm

Discussion: Closing & Survey

3:45PM - 4:00pm