Hispanic real estate leaders will meet in Washington, D.C., March 21-23, 2012 to discuss the state of Hispanic homeownership and key policy issues like immigration, tight credit practices, real estate-owned (REO) disposition strategies and new regulations that present barriers to first-time home buyers. The midwinter meeting, hosted by the National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals (NAHREP), will be held Wednesday-Friday, March 21-23 at the Four Seasons Hotel.

The annual meeting is the largest forum of its kind on Hispanic homeownership and attracts housing experts, corporate executives, elected officials and Latino real estate leaders from across the nation.
This year, Latino leaders will visit Capitol Hill and present representatives with the group’s policy recommendations on key housing issues that affect Hispanic homebuyers. The minority association will also release its annual State of Hispanic Homeownership Report at the meetings.

For more information, call (858) 922-9046 or click here for the full conference agenda.