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4th Annual State Conference
September 23, 2010
PPA Event Center
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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 |
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1325 Glenarm Pl.
Denver, Co 80203
(Only $3 Parking for Attendees)
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Articles & News
New Zone Code Approved
(North Denver Tribune 6/30/10- Ed Mickens)
 Throw away what you know about R1 and R2. The new acronyms SU, TU,
MX, RX, RH, CC and MS will now give name to the structures and uses
possible in our neighborhood. Throw in some numbers indicating whether
or not you can construct an accessory dwelling unit, and now you will
know what you and your neighbors can legally build.
On June 21, the Denver City Council officially enacted the first
complete overhaul of the city's zoning laws since 1956, capping an
intense five-year process of outreach, discussion, controversy and
negotiation that asked the live-wire question "What do you want your
city to be?"-then bravely sought to provide the tools. Click for Full Article
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Got Mold?
(Submitted by Jody of 24/7 Floor Response)
 Mold
is truly everywhere. WE NEED MOLD!! There are good molds and bad molds.
We love the molds that help create things like wine, aged steaks, blue
cheese and things of that nature. We need mold to break down the garbage
in the land fills. But, we DON'T WANT MOLD IN OUR HOMES! Mold can cause
some people to feel sick...asthma, congestion, irritated eyes, flu-like
symptoms can all be caused by mold in some people. Mold
is caused by an unhandled water or moisture issue. We are experts in
Mold. We will provide a free inspection and estimate, for any VISIBLE
mold. We can also test for mold in any structure and provide an
excellent and detailed report, from one of the best labs ion the
country. We are always here to help. Please see
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HomeTelos
Wins Contract to Market HUD REOs in 25 States
Dallas-based HomeTelos was
chosen by HUD as an approved GSA contractor to market and sell its
properties in five geographic regions. The states include Alabama,
Arkansas, Colorado, Delaware, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia,
Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi,
Missouri, New Mexico, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania,
Puerto Rico, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, the Virgin Islands, Utah,
Virginia and West Virginia.
HomeTelos plans to conduct an open
solicitation to brokers and is looking for successful brokers with a
successful track record for marketing and selling REO assets in their
local markets. Small and diverse-owned firms are especially welcomed.
For more information go to: http://www.hometelos.com
Myths
Hamper the Housing Recovery
Alejandro Becerra
Former housing fellow and author Alejandro
Becerra addresses persistent myths about the housing crisis that he
feels stand in the way of recovery in a new guest blog post at:
http://nahrep.org/blog/. Becerra, who wrote the book Hispanic Homeownership:
The Key to America's Housing and Economic Renewal , offers
critics numerous examples that confirm that well-prepared lower income
borrowers can achieve sustainable homeownership. Becerra is a recognized
housing expert and frequently makes special appearances at industry
events and NAHREP meetings. Check out the post at: http://nahrep.org/blog/ and share your opinions with
Alejandro via a comment.
Latinos, Blacks Most Impacted in Foreclosure Crisis Says
CRL Report
The Center for Responsible Lending issued a
report last week with new figures that indicate the foreclosure crisis
is not over, particularly for communities of color. According to the
report, 5.7 million more foreclosures are imminent on top of the 2.5
million that have already occurred. An estimated 17 percent of Latino
homeowners and 11 percent of African-American homeowners have already
lost their home to foreclosure or are now at risk. Total estimate for
the loss of wealth in communities of color from 2009 to 2012 is $193 and
$180 billion. Get the report at: http://tinyurl.com/3xcnvuh
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