Hi, CAHREP is set to have another great year. Consistent with the mission statement, our educational and networking opportunities continue to empower real estate professionals serving Hispanic consumers. Your membership in CAHREP allows you to stay up to date with business and economic trends that impact Hispanic consumers. It also allows you to stay in contact with professionals who share common goals and can help get more deals to the closing table.
Join us in April for our breakfast meeting as we have US Senator Michael Bennet scheduled to speak! |
New and Renewing Members Welcome! Juanita Chacon, Re/Max Alliance Central Dan Clarke, Re/Max Alliance Unlimited Gilberto Vazquez, GV Estates Realty Inc Julie Somerville, Quest Coaching & Consulting Jose Diaz, Jardy Property Inspections Aaron Lebovic, Renav Leah Gutierrez, Buyers Point Laurie Bretz, Universal Lending Jose Chavez-Lindley, American Family Insurance Michelann Sweeney-Cordero, M.C. Business Development Beau LaPoint, Chicago Title Lorena Tankersley, Joshua Tree Rebecca Garcia, Sienna National Title Wells Fargo Assured Title
Need to Renew or New Membership?
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CAHREP Elections
CAHREP is holding elections in April for Board Members. This is a great way to get involved with our organization.
Contact CAHREP for more information at cahrepadmin
@cahrep.com
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Social Network
JOB OPPORTUNITIES
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Photos from March Business After Hours at Dora's Mexican Restaurant on March 28th, 2012
 
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CAHREP
Board of Directors
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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 active member of CAHREP.
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Denver Athletic Club
1325 Glenarm Pl.
Denver, CO 80203
Monthly Breakfast MeetingApril 6th, 2012
Opening Remarks US Senator Michael Bennet
As in every meeting, we are featuring great speakers and topics of importance to our real estate community. We are featuring Sen. Bennet who as a member of the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs will offer us insight into the latest policies at stake, including HARP and other topics regarding housing recovery. We are also holding our annual elections so make your voice heard and meet your future CAHREP leaders! Come early as we will start early to address our marketing needs! Remember to bring your buyer/seller needs to our marketing session!
Breakfast Buffet Included
Members Free
Guests
($25 door, $20 online)
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April Business After Hours:
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CAHREP Elections
The CAHREP Board Member Elections will be held at the Breakfast Meeting on April 6th. Here are the candidates:
Fred Huber Tracy Enslow Michelann Cordero Ed Olea Leah Gutierrez Lorena Tankersly Cynthia Manzano Maria Grayson Lisa Blake
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March Meeting Recap
March's Breakfast meeting featured Denver Mayor Michael Hancock. He spoke on how Denver has fared well compared to other cities during the recession however there is still work to be done. He also spoke on different issues facing the city including continuing to recover from the housing crisis, operating the city on a budget deficit as well as restoring trust in the Public Safety department.
Paul Washington, the Director of the Denver Office of Economic Development spoke on different areas of the city's 2012 Strategic Plan such as Business Development, Lending & Investment, and Workforce Development.
Thanks to all that joined us for the meeting.
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Upcoming Home Buyer Classes
303-202-6340
April 18th & 21st - Spanish
April 28th - English
CHAC
303-572-9445
March 22nd - Aurora
March 29th - Denver CHAC
April 2nd - Denver CHAC Home Access
April 7th - Aurora
April 9th - Thornton
April 11th - Lakewood
April 19th - Aurora
April 26th - Denver CHAC
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Housing sales up, inventory levels down
in Metro Denver
The metro Denver housing market took another step toward recovery in February, with sales up and inventory levels down. Unsold homes on the market dropped sharply, with the current inventory at 10,086, down 41.9 percent from February 2011. Properties under contract for sale totaled 4,150 in February, an increase of 12.4 percent from the same month in 2011, according to data compiled by independent real estate consultant Gary Bauer. "The momentum that started at the beginning of the year is continuing," he said. "We've got a market that's really moving." Driving the market is a surge in the number of first-time buyers and move-up buyers targeting lower-priced homes, Bauer said. Click Here for full article
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Membership Directory
Have you visited the Membership Directory? In order to update your profile go to www.cahrep.org, then the Membership Link. Once there, click on "forgot password". You will be asked to type in your email address. A link will be sent to your email and you can then setup your own password. You then want to go to "update profile" when you login and provide all your information, including your photo, company logo, industry and a small description of your services. The information set up currently may be incorrect, so please make sure you correct. Your membership may have lapsed so you want to renew. If you have questions regarding your membership status, payments made or other questions, please send us an email: Tracy Enslow, Treasurer at tracye6886@yahoo.com, David Hays, Membership Chair at
allpointshomeinspect@yahoo.com.
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Home Prices Start to Rise, Sales Trend Higher: Housing Recovery Underway
For the first time in 18 months, home prices in February rose higher. With a median price of $171,881, prices in the 53 cities surveyed by the RE/MAX National Housing Report rose by 1.1% over February 2011. Home sales were even higher, up 8.7% from one year ago. With a positive sales trend of 8 straight months above the previous year, it's looking like 2012 will witness a very strong home-selling season, RE/MAX reports. As a result of reduced foreclosure activity, inventory continued a downward trend for the 20thstraight month, 22.4% lower than the housing inventory in February 2011. Consumer sentiment appears to be rising, and record low mortgage rates coupled with favorable home prices are attracting homebuyers and investors who don't want to miss a historic opportunity.
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