Owned by U.S. Army veterans, Jennifer Superales and Bryan Gray, the husband/wife team opened for business in January 2022. Jennifer said, “We’re looking to help people in financial distress, and we try to assist those who don’t qualify for conventional or FHA loans. As veterans, we focus on other veterans, but we’ll try to help anyone.”
The Porch REI assists homeowners who need or want to sell a home. “It could be a situation where the owners need to sell because they bought another home but don’t have the time, energy or money to invest in their previous house. We also see those who inherited a home they don’t want or need, and still others who need to get out from under a house for whatever reason,” Bryan offered. “But we don’t know you’re in a situation if you don’t reach out to us.”
The team also assists those who want to buy property. REI works hard to maintain a trustworthy network. They choose carefully, always cognizant of integrity and protective of individuals and themselves. Their network consists not only of other real estate investors, Realtors and property managers but also of professionals who can handle anything necessary. Their team includes lawyers, buyers, contractors and licensed plumbers and electricians. Where they lack expertise, they turn to their network, enabling REI to give clients the best possible outcomes.
Jennifer and Bryan see themselves as a service provider. They approach people with an attitude of helping them and want those in financial distress to reach out. As a team, they serve as an advocate for the seller to walk away free from a difficult situation. “Understanding a person’s ‘why’ is important,” Jennifer shared. “We strive to make sure the homeowner got what they needed, didn’t lose their property and could move forward.”
REI works hard to maintain a trustworthy network. They choose carefully,
always cognizant of integrity and protective of individuals and themselves.
REI tries to make a difference in people’s lives. They offer various tools and strategies rather than simply listing a home and waiting for a buyer. Sometimes, they work with their network to support the seller. If a homeowner needs help with cleanup or finding their next place to live, Jennifer and Bryan can help with those situations, too. “It’s not just about turning a profit,” Jennifer said. “It’s more about the social aspect of what we do and leaving a legacy for our children.” Bryan added, “We do our best to be honest and transparent with everyone we meet.”
Besides providing services, REI invests in rental property. After making repairs or remodeling a home, they sometimes choose a lease-to-own option. “In these days, 80 percent of people can’t qualify to buy a home. By leasing for a specified time, they can then meet down payment requirements and purchase the home,” Bryan said.
For those in a situation or who have family or friends going through tough times, Bryan and Jennifer encourage them to reach out for help. Bryan advised. “Visit our website and call for an appointment to discuss options.”
The Porch Real Estate Investments
(682) 327-1230
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www.ThePorchREI.com
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Hours:
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Written by Lisa Bell
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