Welcome to the Architects of Latino Success Podcast, where we celebrate the trailblazers shaping the future of Hispanic homeownership and the real estate industry.
Through candid conversations with industry leaders and NAHREP legends, this podcast delves into the pivotal moments, challenges, and triumphs that have defined their journeys. We uncover the strategies and values that drive their success, offering listeners actionable insights and inspiration to forge their own paths as leaders and visionaries.
Each episode explores:
- Career milestones and the decisions that shaped their rise to leadership.
- Leadership lessons from their time at NAHREP and beyond.
- Personal reflections on motivation, resilience, and their vision for the future.
- Advice for aspiring professionals and those striving to make a lasting impact in their communities.
Whether you’re a seasoned real estate professional or an emerging leader, join us as we highlight the stories behind the success and the people building a stronger foundation for Hispanic homeownership. Listen in, be inspired, and start crafting your own success story.
LATEST EPISODE
Architects of Latino Success with Joe Castillo – Episode 23 with Eva Angelina Romero
A Story of Resilience: Rebuilding with Purpose
For much of Eva Romero's early life, decisions were made for her. Working as a teacher and raising her family on her own, she reached a point where she had to decide what came next, and for the first time, that choice was hers to make. She packed up and started fresh in Nashville, and it was there that a mentor introduced her to sales, giving her the opening she needed to build something of her own. That leap turned into Evaco Properties and, eventually, her current role as Owner and Principal Broker of Century 21 Capital Partners, leading across residential sales, development, investment, and luxury real estate.
Join us as Eva talks about what it took to start over in a new city with no roadmap, find her footing, and build from the ground up. Since then, she's made it her practice to stay a constant learner, always growing and always looking for the next lesson, while putting that growth back into serving others and her community. Through it all, Eva's approach to leadership has stayed consistent: choices made in service of others, and a legacy she hopes her children will carry forward.
