The Hispanic Organization of Mortgage Experts (HOME) is dedicated to increasing homeownership opportunities for Hispanic and Latinx Americans by equipping mortgage professionals with the education, exclusive tools, and resources needed to effectively serve this growing market.
Over the next 20 years, the Urban Institute predicts that the Latinx community will account for 70% of homeownership growth. Educate yourself on this growing market to grow your business long-term.
Hispanic and Latinx families face unique challenges in accessing homeownership, including language barriers, credit access, and financial literacy. By supporting this community, we help close the homeownership gap and promote generational wealth-building.
The ever-evolving mortgage industry requires loan officers to stay informed and adaptable. A strong network provides support during market shifts, helping them navigate changes, share insights, and continue offering the best solutions for clients.
Answers to questions you might have about HOME
The Hispanic Organization of Mortgage Experts (HOME) is dedicated to increasing homeownership opportunities for Hispanic and Latinx Americans by equipping mortgage professionals with the education, exclusive tools, and resources needed to effectively serve this growing market.
HOME benefits both the Hispanic and Latinx community and mortgage professionals. For homebuyers, it provides culturally representative and trustworthy guidance from lenders who understand their needs, ensuring fair and ethical support. At the same time, loan officers have a growing opportunity to expand their business, as Latinx homeownership has risen significantly over the past decade, even as overall mortgage volume declined.
HOME operates in all 50 states. Want to make an impact in your community? Learn more about becoming a state ambassador here.
No. HOME welcomes anyone who is passionate about supporting the Hispanic and Latinx community. If you’re committed to making a meaningful impact and fostering inclusive homeownership, you belong here.
No, it is not required. While some Hispanics are fluent in Spanish, others speak only English, and many communicate in a mix of both." Our community embraces this linguistic diversity, ensuring accessibility for all.
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