About Us

Jennifer Reinhardt

Real Estate Investment Strategist

Jennifer Reinhardt is Atlas Real Estate’s top investment agent. She has brokered a billion dollars of real estate across various markets along with her team. Having experience as Head of Multi-Family Inventory, Jen specializes in deal analysis and negotiations for her clients. She is skilled in both residential and commercial real estate transactions, and on the residential side, she takes pride in helping her clients find places to live and work that meet their needs.

With her deep experience in national market penetration and growth, Jen is able to offer her clients expertise and advice in geo-diversification of investments. Using a wealth of knowledge gained through a long and rewarding career, Jen educates people of all ages and backgrounds, helping them simplify the process of investing in real estate to create generational wealth.

Jennifer holds a degree in social sciences along with her real estate license. She is the founder of Women’s Real Estate Investment Hour, an education workshop by women for women. On a monthly basis, she speaks to the community on the liberating power of real estate investment, educating participants on how to get started. As a long-time investor herself, Jen speaks from extensive firsthand experience. She resides in Denver with her very special family.

My Journey

I did not grow up wanting to be a real estate investor. I didn’t come from money and my family and friends are not real estate investors. I wanted to be a counselor and work in my field of social work, which I hold a degree in. I knew that I wanted to help people and find meaning in my career. Life had other plans. My daughter was born in 2001 with a rare heart defect requiring immediate open heart surgery. As she was recovering from sepsis post surgery, she was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis, a fatal genetic lung disease. I did not know how I would be able to care for her and work full time as a social worker, my current field. She was on oxygen and required medications every few hours as a baby. I took some time off to care for her as she was very sick. I decided to get my real estate license in order to be able to buy a house for our family and use the commission as a down payment when she was little, because our condo was too small for our family and I wanted a house for my daughter and husband. We could not afford a house at the time without the down payment. When I was in real estate school, I learned that I could work part time in real estate and still support my family. That is why I chose real estate for my career. I learned residential and commercial real estate and began to buy more properties. As Maya grew, she developed lung infections that could not be cured by antibiotics. That is the nature of cystic fibrosis. I was able to find international medicine for her across the world to cure her infections until a treatment was available for cystic fibrosis 19 years later (trikafta). I was able to do this because I could control my time and I had extra cash flow coming in from my real estate investments. When Maya was 7, I had a son, Jack. After Jack was born, I ended up raising the kids as a sole parent and lost everything and had to start over. It was really hard. I began to rebuild. If I didn’t have my real estate investments and time flexible career, I would have gone under. I could not work hard enough to have time and money for my family by myself. My friends and family did not encourage me to invest in real estate. They told me it was too risky. However now, after watching me, they also own investments and can see how my homes provide stability for my children and myself. There is a lot of work to do in the world. It doesn’t have to be so hard. If we have more resources, life is easier. I want to devote the rest of my life to build up families, foundations, and individuals by teaching real estate investing and providing safe rental housing for people to live.