They mingled. They laughed. They dressed to the nine’s. NAHREP Queens celebrated their Thirteenth Anniversary Annual Awards Gala on December 7 at Leonard’s Palazzo. Welcoming in new members and celebrating a wonderful year.
Toasting to the 2017 and welcoming their new Chapter President, NAHREP San Antonio hosted their End of Year Installation Gala December 8. The night was filled with dancing, dinner and amazing memories.
NAHREP’s San Fernando chapter hosted Neal Weichel, California’s #1 Re/Max agent, at their event December 7. Attendees enjoyed a power session to learn how to become more disciplined and create repeat business.
Welcome to the familia, Santa Clarita! December 6 was the chapter launch for one of our newest chapters at El Trocadero. Attendees were able to hear from top speakers about how to dominate the real estate market in 2018 as well as donate an unwrapped gift to the Boys and Girls Club of SCV!
NAHREP SoCal held their End of Year Networking Mixer at Luna Modern Mexican Kitchen on December 7. Members were able to socialize with industry leaders and give to those in need. A toy drive was held to provide gifts to children in need through the Ronald McDonald House.
Our South Florida chapter celebrated their Annual Gala on December 1 at Pembroke Lakes Country Club. They celebrated the installation of their new chapter president and board members and shared lots of laughs at the photo booth.
NAHREP Tampa Bay got together December 13 for an event filled with networking, music, food and dancing. Showing their sincere appreciation for their members and displaying their passion for the NAHREP mission, this was an event to remember!
On Tuesday, November 28th, we concluded the Thanksgiving week with a #GivingTuesday campaign and a special message from our CEO & Co-Founder Gary Acosta.
We opened online registration for our 2018 Leadership Academy and 2018 Housing Policy & Hispanic Lending Conference this month. Advance registration of only $299 for the conference is still available until January 2nd, 2018.
As many of you know, congress is in the process of finalizing a major tax reform bill. There are elements of the bill that are counter to the interest of homeowners, and unfortunately make our work to advance sustainable Hispanic homeownership more difficult.