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Invest in Equity. Invest in Community.

At Hogar Hispano Inc. (HHI), we partner with mission-aligned investors, lenders, and foundations to preserve homeownership, stabilize neighborhoods, and build generational wealth for low- and moderate-income families across the United States and Puerto Rico.

When you invest with HHI, you are not simply financing real estate—you are helping restore the pathway to homeownership for low- and moderate-income families and individuals.

The Investment Model

HHI operates a national housing platform designed to preserve homeownership whenever possible and create new ownership opportunities when preservation is not possible.

We acquire distressed mortgages and properties from government agencies and financial institutions, including:

  • HUD
  • Fannie Mae
  • Freddie Mac
  • National lenders and financial institutions
  • The National Community Stabilization Trust
  • Direct asset vendors nationwide

Once acquired, HHI deploys three strategies to stabilize communities and expand access to homeownership:

  1. Foreclosure Avoidance
    When loans are tied to occupied homes, HHI works with borrowers to prevent foreclosure whenever possible. We partner with local HUD-certified housing counselors to help individuals and families achieve stable housing outcomes. Our goal is to keep families in their homes and protect the wealth they have built.
  2. Property Rehabilitation
    When homes are vacant or foreclosed, HHI acquires and rehabilitates the properties, restoring them as safe and livable housing.
  3. Affordable Homeownership
    Rehabilitated homes are sold at or below market value to income-qualified buyers, prioritizing owner-occupants and first-time homeowners.
    This model allows HHI to compete in the distressed housing market while prioritizing community stability over speculative profit.

How HHI is Funded

To make this work possible, HHI depends on capital investments along with operating grants.  HHI has a remarkably high self-sufficiency ratio, but like most nonprofits serving a public good, grants that offset the cost of doing this business are necessary.

Current Investment Opportunity

HHI is currently deploying Facility Fund I, a mission-driven investment facility focused on acquiring and rehabilitating distressed single-family homes and converting them into affordable homeownership opportunities.

Facility Fund I Overview

  • Fund size: approximately $45–50 million
  • Investment horizon: 3–5 years
  • Capital deployed: $38M+ as of 2025
  • Expected full deployment: $45 million

The facility enables HHI to act quickly in competitive housing markets and expand access to affordable homeownership across multiple states and Puerto Rico.

Through this model, dozens of homes have already been rehabilitated and returned to the market—many purchased by first-time homeowners rebuilding long-term financial stability.

Future Opportunities for Support/Partnership

Building on the success of HHI Facility Fund I, HHI is currently planning Facility Fund II and Facility Fund III, which will expand this model and scale our national impact.

We are also developing some new initiatives that advance our mission, including Hogar y Legado, a program designed to support families navigating heirs’ property issues and preserve homeownership across generations. 

HHI welcomes partnerships with organizations and investors who share our commitment to strengthening communities through housing. 

Opportunities to invest in this work could include:

  • Capital Investment in HHI’s facility funds
  • Programmatic grants that provide direct support to homeowners
  • Grants that helps stabilize communities through housing rehabilitation and neighborhood revitalization
  • Programmatic grants to offset HHI operating costs and develop new mission-oriented initiatives
  • Donated properties or discounted property sales that expand opportunities for affordable homeownership and community investment

HHI combines over a decade of housing expertise with a mission-driven investment strategy that produces measurable community impact while maintaining responsible financial stewardship. By partnering with HHI, investors and philanthropic organizations help create sustainable pathways to homeownership, revitalize neighborhoods, and preserve affordable housing for generations to come.

Our Investment Partners

HHI works with a growing network of mission-aligned capital partners, including:

  • CRA-motivated banks
  • National and regional lenders
  • Philanthropic foundations
  • Donor-Advised Funds (DAFs)
  • Individual impact investors (accredited)

These partners enable HHI to compete in the distressed housing market and redirect capital toward community stability and sustainable homeownership.

Measurable Community Impact

Investments support:

  • First-time homeownership
  • Foreclosure prevention
  • Neighborhood stabilization
  • Long-term community wealth-building

Interested in Learning More?

We welcome inquiries from investors, foundations, and financial institutions interested in supporting mission-driven housing solutions.

Complete the inquiry form below and a member of our team will respond within 48 hours.