In an evening not to be forgotten, NAHREP North New Jersey hosted the Networking Event of the Century on April 20th with panoramic river views and swanky décor to entice members and create the perfect ambiance for building connections.
With some good food and good company, NAHREP San Diego’s Member Appreciation Networking Mixer was a hit. On a private patio at Karina’s Seafood on April 20th.
NAHREP Ventura started their year off right with their educational event on April 20th How to be a Top Producing Agent.
Overlooking a serene gold course, NAHREP Orange County hosted a dual educational and networking event on April 25th called Elevate Your Business in 2017.
In the first event since their launch earlier this year, NAHREP OKC hosted an educational event on April 26th providing the 3 Key Mindsets for a Successful Real Estate Business with top producing panelists to share their expertise.
For the second year in a row, NAHREP San Fernando hosted their Annual Empowering Women in Real Estate event on April 26th at the Knollwood Country Club.
Highly successful Latina entrepreneurs and industry experts shared with members their business insights at NAHREP Queens’ Latina Brunch on April 27th at Terrace on the Park.
The Top 250 Award has become one of the most recognized and decorated programs in real estate. Honorees earn recognition from their peers and industry leaders as drivers who set the industry standard. Nominate yourself or another agent or originator for the Top 250 award before March 31.
The official 2017 Housing Policy & Hispanic Lending Conference mobile app, powered by Bank of America, gives attendees access to key parts of the conference while on the go! Now you can create a personalized interactive agenda, see a full schedule of events, network with other attendees, and so much more right from your mobile device! Download the app in your app store today!
In early February, NAHREP announced that for the second year in a row, Hispanics were the only ethnic demographic with an increase to their homeownership rate. Hispanics have broken from the national trend of declining homeownership due to their high workforce participation and the fervent desire to own a home.