In the United States, homeownership is a cornerstone of economic prosperity, yet significant disparities persist among underrepresented groups in homeownership.
Homeownership remains a cornerstone of the American dream, symbolizing stability, and opportunity.
Homeownership is often seen as one of the most significant parts of the American Dream.
The act was an expansion of previous civil rights acts that had addressed discrimination in housing but did not have any provisions for federal enforcement.
In today's rapidly evolving nation, companies recognize the importance of diversity and inclusion in their workforce.
Read on to learn about women's history in homeownership, the leaders making change, and the resources helping women achieve their homeownership dreams.
The landscape of American homeownership is witnessing a remarkable trend: the steady rise of Hispanic homeowners.
Hispanic Heritage Month is an annual celebration in the U.S. that honors the rich history, diverse cultures, and significant accomplishments of the Hispanic community.
Cinco de Mayo, or the Fifth of May, has a rich history in the U.S. as a celebration of Mexican culture and heritage.
We have in-house experience with and knowledge of the different barriers that underserved communities face when it comes to lending.