One big reason: Conventional credit-scoring methods work against them. BY BRENTIN MOCK As more Hispanic and Latino people decide to make America home, they’ve been less able to actually buy a home in recent years. The homeownership rate for Hispanic Americans was 45.4 percent in 2014–the lowest it’s been since 2000, and the first time…
by Ibi Fleming Latinos are a growing force of influence in America – with good reason. The Latino population is anticipated to double, to approximately 106 million people, by the year 2050. The success of the U.S. economy is very much tied to the success of the Latino workforce. Since small businesses are a critical…
Chicago Firm Wins the Accolade for Second Consecutive Year MADISON, N.J., July 6, 2015 /PRNewswire/ — ERA Real Estate, a leading global real estate franchisor, announced that for the second consecutive year, ERA Mi Casa Real Estate in Chicago, Illinois, is the single company with the most agents on the prestigious National Association of Hispanic…