The National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals® (NAHREP®) advocates on behalf of its 40,000 members and Hispanic homeowners nationwide. NAHREP focuses on national and state legislative issues that are critical to its mission: to advance sustainable Hispanic homeownership.
NAHREP responds to the Office of Management and Budget’s recent Request for Information on Deregulation
The letter outlines NAHREP’s position on how federal deregulation efforts can help address the nation’s housing supply crisis while protecting critical safeguards in mortgage lending.
NAHREP Joins Coalition in Support of the Housing Supply and Innovation Framework Act
NAHREP has joined a coalition of organizations to support the Housing Supply and Innovation Frameworks Act. The bill, introduced by Rep. Mike Flood (R-NE) and Rep. Lisa Blount Rochester (D-DE), is a bipartisan piece of legislation designed to address barriers to housing development and construction. If passed, the bill would require the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to develop a framework for state and local housing reform, including best practices for zoning and land-use reform.
NAHREP joins a coalition to urge Congress to permanently extend the Mortgage Insurance Premium Tax Deduction
NAHREP joined a coalition to urge asking the Senate to make the current mortgage insurance premium tax deductions permanent and increase its income phaseout. For years, mortgage insurance premiums have been tax deductible and subject to an income phaseout for taxpayers with adjusted gross incomes (AGI) over $100,000 (or $50,000 if single or married, filing separately). Millions of low- and moderate-income homeowners have benefited from the tax code. However, the provision’s temporary nature and low income phaseout could create a burden in allowing additional families to claim the deduction. The AGI cap has not changed since 2007, when the deduction first took effect.
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A NAHREP Original Short Film
Immigrants play in the future of the health and prosperity of the U.S. economy. NAHREP can set an example not only for the Latino community but for the entire country. As a bipartisan group of business professionals, we can speak about issues such as immigration in a very pragmatic and unemotional way.
A leap in the right direction”: What’s in the ROAD to Housing Act of 2025
Last week, the Senate Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Committee advanced the Reforming and Optimizing Access to Domestic (ROAD) Housing Act of 2025, the largest housing package introduced since the 2008 housing crisis. ROAD to Housing is comprised of 40 separate provisions, including 27 previously introduced bills, a staggering 23 of which have bipartisan support.
To Solve the Housing Crisis We Must Fix Immigration Policy
Immigration reform has long been a cornerstone of NAHREP’s policy priorities and a central pillar of the organization’s advocacy efforts. Not only are NAHREP members passionate about immigration policy, but immigrants play an essential role in the housing industry in terms of both supply and demand. In recent months, increased immigration enforcement, including massively expanded deportation efforts, has reiterated the urgency of this issue.
Federal Fixes: How Congress Can Tackle the Housing Supply Crisis
In the first installment of NAHREP’s 2025 Policy Priorities Webinar Series, David Garcia, Policy Director at Up for Growth, discussed the importance of zoning and land-use reform in addressing the housing supply and affordability crisis.
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