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Houston area

11200 Westheimer, Suite 1000
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Houston, TX 77042
713.978.6565
Email: elizabethg@luinc.com

Dallas/Ft. Worth area

106 Decker Court, Suite 300
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Irving, TX 75062
972.827.0208
Email: jessica@luinc.com

San Antonio/Austin area

2700 NE Loop 410, Suite 600
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San Antonio, TX 78217
210.787.2235
Email: jody@luinc.com

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Want to learn how over 8000 people have been successful in real estate? Many of our members have never owned investment real estate before. Meet other local investors who have learned how to be successful in real estate and earn monthly passive streams of income! WHEN: Click here for our upcoming workshops! WHERE: 106 Decker, [...]

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Want to learn how over 8000 people have been successful in real estate? Many of our members have never owned investment real estate before. Meet other local investors who have learned how to be successful in real estate and earn monthly passive streams of income! WHEN: Click here for our upcoming workshops! WHERE: 106 Decker, [...]

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coinsForbes reports on the most overly priced homes in America- listing unadaptive sellers as the primary reason for this trend.

Ranking 40 major metropolitan area cities, Forbes looked to how many days homes spent on the market to determine if they were overpriced.

However, according to Marty Kramer of Texas Real Estate, in actuality homes do not sell for these overpriced rates. He suggests that homes are sold below asking price due to negotiation between buyers and sellers that brings the home price closer to it’s actual value.

It’s for reasons such as this, Marty claims, that perhaps the four major Texas cities that made the list (including San Antonio at #6!), are “underanalyzed” rather than “overpriced.”

Click here to read the entire article at forbes.com or here to read Texas Real Estate’s response.

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Members and mentors gather to discuss step by step how they located, negotiated and closed recent deals. Case studies range from single-family all the way up to 200+ unit apartments

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Downtown Houston

Reed Construction Data covers the trend of increasingly healthy markets in major Texas cities such as Houston, Dallas, Austin, and San Antonio. Dallas and Houston have recently been reported to have more multifamily permits than New York City! The trend has been attributed largely to “college and oil patch towns” that avoided both the housing [...]

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