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Casa Latino Franchise

Real Estate

Casa Latino was created in 2005 based upon the premise that Hispanic home buyers and sellers have unique needs based upon cultural differences and lifestyles, bolstered by the fact that those needs are not being effectively served by any other national brand. The company offers franchisees unprecedented culturally specific and significant back office support, training, marketing tools, advertising, coaching, and much more to ensure their success. The franchise model encourages a variety of agent compensation programs which dramatically enhance a broker's ability to recruit agents. The low franchise fee and an exceptionally low transaction based royalty structure make Casa Latino an extremely attractive opportunity. Casa Latino has awarded franchises in several states and is executing an aggressive growth plan in the USA and many other countries.

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Start-up Costs & Franchise Fees

How much does it cost to open a Casa Latino franchise?

Total Investment: $20,000-$90,000
Initial Franchise Fee: $12,500
Royalty Fee: $200 per transaction side.
Advertising Fee: $500 monthly Brand Fee

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Casa Latino News

Miramar To Join Franchise: Company Eyes Hispanic Real Estate Market In Kern
With an eye toward cornering Kern's sizeable Hispanic market, Bakersfield's Miramar Real Estate Group is joining the national Casa Latino Franchise Corp. in the new year, the franchisor and agency representatives announced Tuesday. Miramar, a 3-year-old firm with 64 agents and brokers wor... more

Real Estate Franchise Industry Veteran Joins Casa Latino
Casa Latino Franchise Corporation, America's leading Latino real estate franchise company, announced today the appointment of Lisette Caraballo as Senior Vice President and Director of Franchise Sales. The former emerging markets director of Cendant Corporation, the franchisors of Century 21, Co... more

Casa Latino Arrives In Albuquerque
Thomas Mestas, a lifelong Albuquerque resident has been quietly helping his community achieve the American dream of homeownership since he began his real estate career five years ago. Now, the 32 year old real estate broker is preparing to let the floodgates open. Mr. Mestas is opening New Mexico... more

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Franchise History

When did the first Casa Latino open? 2004
When did Casa Latino start franchising? 2006

Year	U.S.A.	Canada	International	Corporate
2007	7	0	0	1

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