Despite hardships from pandemic 40% of Latinos still plan to become homeowners: survey
HousingWire details NAHREP survey which provides key methods for tripling Hispanic median household wealth by 2024.
HousingWire details NAHREP survey which provides key methods for tripling Hispanic median household wealth by 2024.
NAHREP study shows Latinos are pouring their money into real estate and are 25% more likely to own investment property outside their primary residence
The Miami Herald gives insight on the 2020 NAHREP at L’ATTITUDE conference featuring Sol Trujillo and Gary Acosta.
The flip side of Trump’s eviction ban: Landlords face big crunch Politico details the eviction bans across the country noting the NAHREP Landlord survey released in July. By Katy O’Donnell September 11, 2020 The White House’s move to ban evictions across the country during the coronavirus crisis is having an unintended side effect: It’s threatening…
It’s time for some policy trivia! Question: What has been one of our top policy priorities on access to credit over the past 2 years? Answer: The expiration of the QM patch and the new definition of Qualified Mortgage! Question: What government agency has jurisdiction over defining what loans are considered “Qualifed Mortgage”?Answer: Consumer Financial Protection Bureau or CFPB
A recent NAHREP survey, cited in The New York Times, explains why landlords and renters alike need help during this time of crisis.
I cannot believe it is already September. It’s back to school time, or back to zoom time? Mad respect to all of the parents out there for balancing rock star careers while “staffing” your kids while they sit in front a zoom classroom cross eyed making faces at each other. Dogs barking, kids screaming, life happening: life, work, blurred lines all around. It’s called 2020 damas y caballeros, and this madness is feeling weirdly familiar now. Speaking of which, who can tell me their most embarrassing “zoom school” related story? I could really use the humor right now!
NAHREP issues joint comment letter to FHFA on Enterprise Regulatory Capital Framework In a joint comment letter submitted to FHFA, NAHREP and a coalition of industry and consumer groups urge the agency to reconsider the proposed enterprise capital rule. While the coalition appreciates FHFA’s attempt to provide a more standardized level of risk-based pricing, the…
The Republican National Convention is happening this week and, as promised, we’re going to cover what the Trump Administration has meant for housing and homeownership. While it is not the same to compare a plan, something that we have no clue will actually get enacted, to actual actions taken by a particular administration, it is still important to understand the different philosophies and priorities of the candidates for President we have before us.
Let’s get right to the point, the national conventions have officially started. In an effort to put our mission before politics, let’s have some real talk about what our choices for president might mean for housing and homeownership. In the midst of the Democratic National Convention, we’re releasing a summary of the Biden Housing Plan. This is the first of a two-part series. The second will be released during the Republican National Convention where we’ll summarize President Trump’s housing agenda so far.