CAHREP Newsletter | June 2010 |
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Mission Statement: To increase the sustainable Hispanic homeownership rate by empowering the real estate professionals that serve Hispanic consumers
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YOUR NEXT BREAKFAST MEMBERSHIP MEETING IS FRIDAY, June 4th
Update:
Jorge Gonzalez-Mayagoitia, Mexican Consul for Political and Economic Affairs, Will Be Our Special Guest |
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From The President
The work continues. May's breakfast meeting regarding working with investors brought some light to speaking the right language to go after that business. Tracey Wilson of IPX1031 not only discussed some pretty creative strategies that you can pass on to your investors but also demonstrated some tools to give directly to your prospects. Patty Manzanares of American Liberty Mortgage came through with sponsorship of our breakfast and provided information to get borrowers through to a loan approval (see link below).
Both of our Business After Hours for the months of April and May have brought new faces to our professional circle. April's event took place at Mezcal on East Colfax and May's just took place at the Tavern at Lowry. We are looking for businesses that are interested in sponsoring these informal networking activities which do help you get your business card out there.
I did discuss the following information below regarding our committees but do think it's important to reiterate. Make sure you contact us to get more involved!
The following Directors will head the different committees: Membership-Deborah Vela Education-Beau LaPoint Communications-Rogelio Rodriguez State Conference-Ray Rosado, Vanessa Guzman, Rogelio Rodriguez If you would like to become a member and take advantage of CAHREP's position as a respected trade organization in our professional community, email Deborah at deb@velainsures.com. If your business would like to sponsor any of our meetings and other activities, please call me at 720-253-8513 or at rogelio@rentandbuyhome.com. Sincerely, Rogelio Rodriguez CAHREP President 2010-2012 |
Thanks to Our May Breakfast Sponsor
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New & Renewed Members
Monica Perez Your Castle Real Estate
Pauline Martinez Prudential Real Estate of The Rockies
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JOB OPPORTUNITIES
Make sure to check out our job board through
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CAHREP
Board of Directors
Rogelio Rodriguez,PresidentRay Rosado, Vice PresidentTracy Enslow, TreasurerVanessa Guzman- Immediate Past PresidentStuart Kanchuger- SecretaryGene Lucero, DirectorJohn Lucero, DirectorDeborah Vela, DirectorMichelan Cordero-Sweeney, DirectorRick Escobedo, DirectorBeau LaPoint, DirectorGreg Adame, Director |
IT DOES MATTER WHO YOU DO BUSINESS WITH!!
Ask if your real estate professional (buying or listing broker, lender, title co., insurance agent) is an member of CAHREP.
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Denver Athletic Club
1325 Glenarm Pl.
Denver, Co 80203
(Only $3 Parking for Attendees)
Sponsored by
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TOPIC
Immigration Changes
and the Effects on Colorado Homeownership
Presenter

Mariela Sagastume, Ayuda
Law Firm Mariela will present on the Arizona
immigration changes and their current and potential impact on the
Colorado
Hispanic community. She will further delve into the situation's
specifics impacts on Hispanic home ownership, and possible implications
to the real estate professionals that serve them. Mariela currently practices immigration law, criminal law and
family law. The majority of her practice
is dedicated to immigration law with an emphasis on aggressive deportation
defense. Miss Sagastume also regularly volunteers at Centro San Juan Diego and
Mi Casa providing free legal consultations for indigent individuals. She provides assistance to Public Defenders
and Private Criminal Defense attorneys all over the country on matters relating
to criminal plea convictions and their immigration consequences. She is also involved with an organization
named Banished Veterans who advocate for all members of all branches of the
U.S. Military who serve or have served the U.S. who face deportation or have
been deported by the U.S. government.
Free to Members, Guests $20 |
ANNOUNCEMENTS
When the website for NAHREP went through it's changes, our online presence was compromised for a while there. Although there are still many improvements to be made, our site is up and running. We are working through a real estate specific provider, Point2agent, to provide a powerful tool not only for CAHREP's presence but also a way to provide listings from our membership, a member directory, a clear listing of our events, space for member articles, a marketing tool to engage consumers and much more! Please visit the site and send your comments and suggestions.
ALSO LOOK UP ARCHIVES OF CAHREP'S NEWSLETTERS!! http://www.cahrep.org AND.... Pay or Renew Your Membership!!! Go to the Membership and Sponsorship Link on the left hand and follow instructions. June 3, 2010 Wells Fargo Home Mortgage Presents Thriving In Today's Market eneral Breakfast Meeting
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FROM NATIONAL

NAHREP
Chair Testifies Before Congressional Committee NAHREP Chairman Alex
Chaparro testified before a joint hearing of The Subcommittee on Housing
and Community Opportunity and The Subcommittee on Oversight and
Investigations on May 12 on the ability of minority and women-owned
businesses to access government contracts in housing and financial
services. In his comments to the committees, Chaparro spoke to the
challenges that face minority businesses in the competition for
government business. He estimates that less than 1 percent of
Hispanic-owned firms acquire supplier contracts from financial
institutions. For a copy of Chaparro's testimony, click here: www.nahrep.org
NAHREP Introduces The
Voice of Hispanic Real Estate The National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals
plans to launch a brand new blog talk radio program next month. "The
Voice of Hispanic Real Estate" will offer Hispanics in the industry a
real time discussion forum for the issues facing real estate
professionals and this minority consumer home-buying segment. The show debuts on June 1 at 9 am PST/11 am CST/12
pm EST at http://www.blogtalkradio.com/nahrep
and will air every other Tuesday. NAHREP Founders Gary
Acosta and Ernie Reyes will be featured guests on the
inaugural show entitled "NAHREP Then & Now: Why Hispanics Need Their
Own Trade Association" and will discuss the market forces that led them
to create the Hispanic trade association in 1999. Chairman Alex
Chaparro and Vice Chair Carmen Mercado will host the one-hour program.
Members are welcome to tune in live and call in with your comments! The
show call in number is: (718) 664-9178 . If you can't make the
show during its live broadcast, you can listen to it afterward in the
archive at http://www.blogtalkradio.com/nahrep
Stay tuned for more details about upcoming shows. Other prominent
NAHREP leaders will take turns serving as guest hosts. The show schedule
will include prominent industry leaders, Hispanic market experts, and
cultural content that are relevant to you and doing business with
Hispanic homebuyers. INDUSTRY
NEWS In Credit Score Battle, Fico Loses Trademark Decision The Fair
Isaac Corp. was denied a new trial regarding what it claims is clearly
its trademark; that is, the act of rating an individual's credit on a
scale of 300 to 850. The ruling favors VantageScore Solutions in all
claims made by FICO, affirming VantageScore's ability to use its 501-990
credit score range. VantageScore was created by the nation's three
major credit reporting companies - Equifax, Experian and TransUnion -
and uses a model that scores consumers more accurately based on a
broader range of factors. The model provides greater access to credit
for the underserved or those with thin credit files, who need access to
fair terms, conditions and pricing.
Hispanics,
High School Dropouts and the GED Hispanic high school
dropouts are much less likely than white or black high school dropouts
to attain a General Educational Development (GED) credential, according
to a new report by the Pew Hispanic Center, a project of the Pew
Research Center. The GED is widely regarded as the best "second chance"
pathway to college, vocational training and military service for adults
who do not graduate high school. Just one-in-ten Hispanic high school
dropouts have a GED, compared with two-in-ten black dropouts and
three-in-ten white dropouts. The relatively low level of GED
credentialing among Hispanic high school drop-outs is especially notable
because Hispanics have a much higher high school drop-out rate than do
blacks or whites. Some 41% of Hispanic adults ages 20 and older in the
United States do not have at least a regular high school diploma,
compared with 23% of black adults and 14% of white adults. Among
Hispanic dropouts, the native born are much more likely than the foreign
born to have a GED. The report also examines the labor force
outcomes (including employment rates and median earnings) of Hispanic
high school dropouts, GED recipients and high school graduates. The
report is posted on line at www.pewhispanic.org.
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May's Breakfast Meeting & April's After Hours Photos
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You can also call our headquarters at
(303) 350-2650 to RSVP, comment or ask any questions.
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