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MARIA LUISA VELA
PROFILE
Mrs. Vela has been
working since 1977 in real estate management and
investments, including programs with HUD, The Community
Development of Los Angeles and FHA subsidies for first
time buyers. She is working also with financial
institutions to provide better housing opportunities,
credit counseling and training for the Hispanic
communities in California.
She also has been
working on financing and rehabilitation rental
properties for 203k loans. She is certified by HUD to
participate in the Single Family Properties program to
Purchase, rehabilitate and transfer low and
moderate-income housing.
Mrs. Vela also is
working with general relief recipients for better
housing and affordable rental, Landlord-Tenant Mediation
and resolution, real estate legal defense, property
transfer processing, involving Civil, Criminal and Tax
cases with attorneys and Spanish translation.
She worked for
several nonprofit organization like El Rosario
Community Center,
Centro del Pueblo and Hispanic Center for Computer
Literacy Action among others, teaching English/Spanish,
Computer Classes, Youth at Risk programs, Cultural and
Children events and support services. Besides the real
estate and charitable work performed, she have assisted
in organizing and supporting several trade shows,
business round tables meetings, conferences and
commercial mission for the Central American community in
California and in the Central American region.
Mrs. Vela has been educated in West L. A. business and
Real Estate College, Lamlaw Real Estate School and she
has extensive knowledge in computer Hardware, Software
and Internet web hosting services.
At present Maria Luisa
is the Executive Secretary of Central American Relief
Foundation, Executive Secretary for Central American
Chambers of Commerce, Secretary of California Hispanic
Chambers of Commerce and Director of Alameda Merchants
Alliance, an institution dedicated to train and educate
Hispanic small business owner on requirements and
qualifications for government contracting and SBA loan
programs.

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