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RESPRO and America's Homeowner Alliance Announce Partnership

Oct 20, 2015
The Real Estate Services Providers Council Inc. (RESPRO) and America’s Homeowners Alliance (AHA) have announced a new strategic partnership

The Real Estate Services Providers Council Inc. (RESPRO) and America’s Homeowners Alliance (AHA) have announced a new strategic partnership which will allow RESPRO members the opportunity to provide their employees, sales people, and their customers with a one-year free AHA membership. RESPRO members and their clients will now have access to AHA member rewards benefits that will save them money on every-day purchases, while supporting AHA advocacy efforts designed to promote pro-homeowner policies.

“RESPRO is pleased to connect our members and their affiliated companies with the voice of millions of homeowners advocating to protect and promote sustainable homeownership,” said RESPRO President Ken Trepeta. “AHA provides valuable membership benefits and perhaps more importantly gives homeowners and future homeowners their own voice in Washington.” 

“In terms of public policy, until AHA was formed, America’s homeowners never had a collective voice representing them in Washington and across America," ​AHA Chairman and Founder Phil Bracken said. "It’s time to take America’s homeowners off the menu and give them a seat at the table. We are pleased to join with RESPRO members to give homeowners access to AHA member services and advocacy efforts.”

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