Texas State Affordable Housing Corporation

Recapping our Recent Down Payment Assistance y Más Training

June 23, 2023 | by Anna Orendain

Categories: Homeownership

For many Americans, a home is a place of comfort and security they can call their own. Here at TSAHC, we believe everyone deserves safe, decent, affordable housing.

To wrap up this year's Homeownership Month, we're offering a new training for lenders, REALTORS®, and housing counselors, focused on helping Hispanic households become homeowners. This free webinar, entitled "Down Payment Assistance y Más: Resources to Better Serve Hispanic Home Buyers," allows our network of lenders, REALTORS®, and housing counselors to learn more about:

  • The current state of Hispanic homeownership
  • Barriers to homeownership
  • Opportunities for TSAHC's homeownership programs to help
  • Best practices for lenders, REALTORS®, and housing counseling organizations
  • Marketing tools and resources for Spanish-speaking home buyers
 
If you're a real estate professional who serves Spanish-speaking buyers and would like more content to share with your clients, you'll want to check out our blog posts from earlier this month.
 
Not only did we publish two newly-translated videos, but we also recorded an episode of our podcast entirely in Spanish! For access to all of this year's Homeownership Month resources, click here.

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