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Robert LeBorne ยท San Antonio Real Estate Broker

Thirty years in.
He still reads
the loan file himself.

Most agents forward the lender’s email and wait. Robert holds a broker’s license, a mortgage originator credential and an insurance license, so when a closing stalls he can tell you what actually has to happen next.

Robert LeBorne outdoors in a gray jacket and blue shirt, smiling at the camera

Meet Robert

He taught school before he sold houses, and it shows

Robert spent years as an Air Force meteorologist, then earned a Master of Education and taught AP Economics. Both jobs were about reading the data and then explaining it to someone who needed to act on it.

Thirty years later that is still the method. Bank REOs, HUD and VA foreclosures, short sales and seller carry-backs, explained step by step to buyers and investors who would rather understand the deal than be walked through it.

  • Broker of Record
  • U.S. Air Force Veteran
  • Certified Teacher
  • Texas, California, Florida

On the record

One broker, three states, and his own signature on the file

He is his own broker of record. There is nobody above him to escalate to, and nobody to hide behind.

30+

Years licensed

Three

States: Texas,
California, Florida

NMLS

Mortgage loan originator
ID 2005075

REO

HUD, VA, short sale
and wholesale

Buying and selling with Robert

A residential street of San Antonio houses on a clear morning

Financing first, then houses

Because Robert holds the originator credential, the pre-approval conversation happens with him. You will know your real budget before you fall for something you cannot buy.

Buyer’s guide

A two-story Texas farmhouse with a brown metal roof and flowering front beds

Priced by a person, not an algorithm

Comparable sales, read by someone who has walked the neighborhoods for thirty years. Then negotiation handled by the broker of record rather than passed down.

Seller’s guide

A broker reading through a contract at a desk beside a laptop and notes

Before it reaches the MLS

The files nobody else wants to read

Foreclosures and bank-owned inventory do not arrive as a clean listing. They arrive as a phone call, a deadline and a stack of paper. Robert has worked that inventory since the 1990s.

  • REO and bank-owned
  • HUD and VA foreclosures
  • Short sales
  • Wholesale contracts

Where he works

San Antonio and Boerne, with loans across Texas

He lists and sells homes in San Antonio and Boerne. His mortgages and investment deals reach Austin and Houston too.

A two-story Texas farmhouse with a brown metal roof and flowering front beds

Boerne

Hill Country land and the schools people move for.

The Austin skyline seen across Lady Bird Lake

Austin

Mortgages for buyers moving to the tech corridor.

The Houston skyline above the freeway interchange at sunset

Houston

Investment property across the widest price range in Texas.

A homeowner reviewing property valuation charts on a laptop and tablet at a desk

Thinking of selling

A number in seconds, then a real one

Put in your address and the estimator returns a figure drawn from recent sales nearby. It is free, and it is a starting point, not a valuation.

When you are ready to price it properly, Robert walks the house with you and builds the analysis from what he sees inside, not from what the county file says.

Keep going

Four more ways he can help

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Home Search

Every San Antonio listing

The full MLS, updated as homes list, with the same saved searches Robert uses himself.

Search homes

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Mortgage & Financing

Know your number first

Loan types, pre-approval and the mortgage guide Robert wrote, from a broker who holds the originator credential.

Financing guide

A smiling couple sitting on the floor of their new home holding up the keys

Insurance

Protect what you just bought

Life, final expense, Medicare and under-65 health, from the same broker who closed the house.

Insurance options

A writing desk by a window with a typewriter, a lamp and a potted plant

Blog

What he is writing about

Cash-out refinancing, investment math and the San Antonio market, written plainly.

Read the blog

Questions

Before you call

Do you only work in San Antonio?

San Antonio is the home market. Boerne, Austin and Houston are worked regularly, and relocation clients arrive from California and Florida, where Robert also holds a license and can handle the sale at the other end.

Can you help me buy a foreclosure, or a HUD or VA home?

Yes. It has been the specialty for three decades. Each type has its own bidding rules and timelines, and Robert walks clients through them before an offer goes in.

How do you help first-time buyers?

Financing first, so you know your real budget. Because Robert holds the mortgage originator credential, that conversation happens with him rather than being handed off.

Do you work with investors?

Yes. Distressed and wholesale property is the core of the investor practice, with curated deals, underwriting support and a clear read on value after repairs.

What does a broker of record actually do?

They are the licensee legally responsible for the transactions under their license. Most agents work under someone else’s. Robert holds his own, so the person advising you is the person accountable.

Why does a real estate broker hold an insurance license?

Buying a house is usually the moment someone’s financial picture changes. Robert can talk through protection and long-term planning as part of the same conversation instead of handing you to a stranger.

No pressure either way

Tell Robert what
you are planning

Whether that is this month or next year. He will tell you what it takes and what it costs, and you can decide from there.

830 446 2909

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