Sign up for TSAHC’s Participating REALTOR® program to become an expert on assistance options for your clients. TSAHC offers the following resources to educate and promote our participating REALTORS®:
To get started as a participating REALTOR®, choose from the following virtual or in-person training options:
Click here for a list of upcoming classes
Join us at an upcoming TREC-approved “Overcoming the Down Payment Hurdle” class* to find out how TSAHC can help you reach more home buyers. You’ll earn one free mandatory continuing education (CE) credit for attending!
You’ll learn about:
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To host a TSAHC CE course, please click on the link below to submit a request.
*TREC Course #: 32722
Provider #: 0001
Loan Officers and REALTORS® who attend this webinar will gain access to TSAHC's training materials to make presentations on TSAHC’s programs.
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This training provides a more in-depth view of the Mortgage Credit Certificate Program.
Please note: This training alone will not allow you to become a participating Realtor. You will need to complete either the Overcoming the Down Payment Hurdle course (in-person) or the Train the Trainer course (webinar) in order to become a participating Realtor.
Demand for down payment assistance (DPA) programs is at a record high, but misconceptions sometimes keep loan officers and real estate agents from sharing these resources with their buyers.
June is National Homeownership Month, and TSAHC and Down Payment Resource are taking this opportunity to educate housing professionals about DPA. Join us for a live webinar where we debunk common myths about DPA programs and share resources that can help make home buying easier and more affordable.
You'll also hear from some of TSAHC's top-producing loan officers about the benefits of DPA programs. The webinar will include a live Q&A so bring your questions!
TSAHC requires all participating REALTORS to abide by all applicable federal and state fair housing requirements. We recommend the following trainings and resources regarding fair housing and diversity, equity and inclusion best practices.