Radian Boosts Progress of Hispanic Homeownership at Elevate Sales Summit
Radian Guaranty was a key participant in this year’s NAHREP national convention, co-sponsoring the Elevate Sales Summit alongside Freddie Mac.
Radian Guaranty was a key participant in this year’s NAHREP national convention, co-sponsoring the Elevate Sales Summit alongside Freddie Mac.
I spent all of last week in Washington D.C. for my own version of “Capitol Hill Visits.” In the span of three days I met with 12 different offices, all members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus. It was cold in D.C. for this chica! I’ve now gotten used to living in sunny San Diego, but I do have to say I miss the fall. Why can’t San Diego have fall leaves? Can we import those and keep the sun?
I was in middle school when Prop 187 passed in California. I vividly recall being in P.E. class in my smelly gym clothes overhearing a group of teachers discussing what the proposition meant for the school and for its students, a majority of which were Latino. I remember watching a group of girls roll their eyes at the demonstration a group of Latino students had organized to protest the proposition.
This article ran as the cover story in Mortgage Compliance Magazine, discussing how focusing on diverse markets in recruiting and marketing is an economic imperative.
If you are passionate about the NAHREP 10 and desire to take on a leadership position in your community, the NAHREP 10 Certified Trainer program was made for you! Applications are currently being accepted for up-and-coming NAHREP leaders to join the elite group of trainers certified to present the NAHREP 10 to a wide variety of audiences and become Hispanic Wealth Project mentors.
I had the pleasure of spending last week at the Mortgage Bankers Association Conference in the beautiful city of Austin, Texas. Aside from the insightful information I learned at the conference, my personal highlight was eating at a new restaurant called Suerte. I must say, I was impressed by Executive Chef Fermín Nuñez. I saw that the restaurant was featured as one of the 18 best new restaurants in the country by Eater last year, and I can see why.
Hope everyone got up today with a smile, brewed your cafecito (with foam), and blasted your favorite song to get your day going. I don’t know about you but my favorite song to either get to dancing or to completely transform my mood is “La Bicicleta” by Shakira. There’s something about the vallenato in that song that fills my soul like my mom’s “sopita de fideo.” Maybe I was Colombian in another life.
In a letter submitted to the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), NAHREP urges HUD to maintain the standard the agency adopted in its 2013 final rule, “Implementation of the Fair Housing Act’s Discriminatory Effects Standard.” The letter highlights several key concerns with the proposed rule change, including algorithmic bias, stifled innovation and negative consumer impacts.
Hola familia! For those of you who don’t know me, my name is Noerena or “Noe” as many in the NAHREP family have come to call me. I like tofu, my favorite color is yellow, policy is my jam, and I think tapping into the power of NAHREP so that we speak up, rise up and become one of the most powerful Latino organizations in the country is right about the coolest job a gal could have.
Co-Founder and CEO Gary Acosta teams up with Urban Institute’s Jim Parrott and Moody’s Analytics’ Mark Zandi in this Washington Post editorial calling for updated loan qualification models to better capture minorities’ ability to repay.