Key facts
- Supreme Lending launched Supreme CASA to expand homeownership opportunities for Hispanic and Latino communities.
- The initiative will provide bilingual mortgage professionals, culturally tailored education, and community outreach.
- Supreme CASA is an extension of the company's HomeSí division, which began in 2025.
- The company has established over 15 Spanish-speaking branches and employs more than 150 bilingual loan officers.
- Hispanic households reached a record 10.2 million homeowners in 2025, with projections for another 500,000 by the end of 2027.
Supreme Lending announced the launch of Supreme CASA, a new companywide initiative aimed at increasing homeownership opportunities within Hispanic and Latino communities. The program will focus on providing bilingual mortgage professionals, culturally relevant educational resources, and community outreach to make the homebuying process more accessible for Spanish-speaking borrowers.
This initiative builds upon Supreme Lending's existing HomeSí division, which was established in 2025 to serve Latino borrowers. The company has already expanded to over 15 Spanish-speaking branches and employs more than 150 bilingual loan officers. Supreme CASA will consolidate these efforts under a unified brand across the entire company.
Scott Everett, President of Supreme Lending, stated that Supreme CASA is an extension of the company's mission to enrich lives and a commitment to supporting families on their journey to homeownership. Sarah Middleton, Chief Growth and Marketing Officer, highlighted that the launch coincides with a significant growth in Hispanic homeownership, citing industry data that shows a record 10.2 million Hispanic households owned homes in 2025. The company anticipates another 500,000 Hispanic households will become homeowners by the end of 2027 and aims to position Supreme CASA as a key resource for these potential buyers.
Supreme Lending plans to further enhance the initiative by adding more bilingual content, educational materials, and community partnerships. This move by Supreme Lending follows similar industry efforts to expand homeownership among Hispanic communities, including Rate's launch of its app in Spanish and ERA Real Estate's expansion of its Coached Up Program with Spanish-language sessions in September 2025.