CyHou Realty Group

🚨 New listing Alert 🚨

If you love the energy of Houston Heights, you’ll love 1005 Kern ST in Kern Villas. This modern townhome combines comfort with sleek design, think natural light, open living, and a kitchen made for gathering. Whether it’s the charm of the balcony or the easy access to everything in the city, this home just feels right.

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Dreaming of more space? 🏡 Discover Cypress!

4 beds | 3 baths | 2,815 sq ft of pure comfort in sought-after Yaupon Ranch. The gorgeous kitchen features quartz countertops, subway tile backsplash, and stainless appliances—perfect for culinary adventures! 🍳✨

Relax in your primary suite with a soaking tub and separate shower, or gather in the upstairs gameroom for endless fun.

Owner Financing available – making your move easier than ever! 🔑

Fenced backyard ✔️ Prime location near Hwy 290 & Grand Parkway ✔️ Minutes to shopping & dining ✔️

Ready to make this your home? Let’s connect!

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🚨 This is exactly why who you work with matters.

A suspect was just arrested in Texas for selling properties he didn’t even own using fake documents and collecting cash from buyers.

No title company. No proper notarization. Just straight-up fraud.

Let me be real for a second… homeownership is one of the biggest financial moves you’ll ever make. This isn’t where you “hope for the best.”

💡 3 things EVERY buyer should look out for:

1️⃣ Never hand over money without a contract.
If there’s no paperwork, there’s no protection. Period.

2️⃣ Make sure the title WILL be transferred into your name at closing.
If that’s not crystal clear, walk away.

3️⃣ Always close through a reputable title company OR an attorney’s office.
If they want to meet at a coffee shop instead… that’s your sign to run.

Work with professionals who do things the right way, not the fast way.

Because “cheap and easy” can get real expensive, real quick.

First Suspect Arrested in Texas Real Estate Fraud Scheme The Financial Crimes Unit of Texas’ Midland Police Department made its first arrest after investigating a series of fraudulent real estate sales.