NAHREP urges the passage of the SECURE Notarization Act of 2020

Policy Actions

In order for real estate professionals to continue to do business from the safety of their homes, it is imperative that current regulations preventing remote home sales and mortgage transactions be lifted. NAHREP urges law makers to remove all red tape involving remote home sale transactions. The Remote Online Notarizations (RONs) will allow a notary and signer to safely and securely execute electronic documents using a two-way audiovisual communication. As of now, 23 states have approved the use of RON technology. However, borrowers in more than half the country remain unable to close on a real estate transaction without an in-person signing.

NAHREP Urges Swift COVID-19 Economic Relief in Letter to White House and Congress

Policy Actions

Slowing the spread of COVID-19 and preventing the loss of human life must be a priority. In addition, it is critical that government swiftly and decisively addresses the impact the coronavirus is having and will continue to have on the nation’s economy. NAHREP wrote a letter urging immediate action to protect the housing industry and Latino families through these difficult times.

HUD Secretary Ben Carson to Keynote Next Month’s NAHREP National Convention and Housing Policy Summit in Washington, D.C.

Press Releases

Top government officials and industry CEOs discuss housing policy, consumer trends and real estate performance involving U.S. Hispanic market SAN DIEGO— February 27, 2020— The National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals® (NAHREP®) announced Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson will deliver the keynote address at its National Convention and Housing Policy Summit being…

NAC Blog: Are you ready for Super Tuesday?

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We are currently in the middle of writing the State of Hispanic Homeownership Report so I’m mostly in hiding these days. I am looking forward to sharing the data with all of you and discussing how we can work together to advance this year’s policy priorities. However, before we do that, we need to make our voices heard and vote!