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Next week!

🎆 FREE EVENT! 🎆 We want YOU to join the Women’s Council of REALTORS New Orleans Metropolitan! 🌟

Come have tacos and a drink on us while we mix and mingle at our Firework Networking Mixer. There will be a best-dressed contest, so come dressed in your best patriotic gear! 🇺🇸✨

🗓 When: June 30th, 2026 | 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
📍 Where: El Patron (516 Gretna Blvd, Gretna, LA)
🌮 What to Expect: Complimentary Tacos, a Drink Ticket, a Door Prize, and great networking!
🎟 RSVP for FREE here: https://mp.gg/0jolyfjnlv
(Or simply scan the QR code on the flyer!)

A huge thank you to our amazing sponsors for making this possible: Expert Insurance Services(Tim Brick, Agent) & True Title 🤝

If you experience damage to your property consider taking these steps in addition to filing a claim with your insurance company.

• Document all damaged property
• Take reasonable steps to protect your property from further damage
• Contact your insurance agency to discuss your policy coverage
• Gather your relevant forms or documents
• Ask your insurance agency how you will be reimbursed
• Keep records and receipts of any out-of-pocket expenses

Howdy! Have we mentioned that we are now writing homeowners, flood, auto and liability insurance in Texas? Sales Team Brick says this isn't their first rodeo! 🤠🌵

This is good news, helping the state expand better roofing into more difficult areas. The more, better roofs, the more interest by insurers and reinsurers to come into the state. Remember, we have the real estate agent C.E. for Fortified Roofs and Wind Mitigation:

New Orleans residents will soon get help affording fortified roof costs over $10,000 grants More fortified roofs mean “more insurance companies will be interested in covering the greater New Orleans area, which will bring premiums down for everyone,” said councilman Matthew Willard.

I've been wondering when this action would start, homebuilding growth to move north toward Carencro in the Lafayette area. Higher grounds, a little further away from the strong hurricane winds, cheaper land, rural loans, it was a matter of time:

For five years no city in the state grew like Carencro. There's a reason why. Already home to a strong retail base that straddles the I-49 exit, Carencro is becoming less a quiet suburb of Lafayette and more a vibrant small city.

I can tell you that having lived near a park and having lived in an area with few trees, the temperature differences can be significant:

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For our realtor C.E., "The History of How We Arrived at the Fair Housing Act," we speak about the white separatist community in Northern Arkansas and how we should anticipate a lawsuit against their admission requirements. Well, it's happening, and you can listen about it here:

One Town's Blueprint for Resegregating America Podcast Episode · The Daily · June 5 · 34m

In our Fair Housing Act class we talk about the petrochemical industry in Louisiana and how it affects local residents where they live. It is a matter that requires our constant focus:

Residents demand more transparency on LNG terminal in Cameron At a recent permit hearing, residents asked Venture Global to explain its plans for discharging wastewater from its CP2 terminal into recreational waters.

Join Us!

📢 Speaker Reveal!

Come learn from these knowledgeable professionals in our free education seminar: The Pathway to Home Ownership!

📆 When: Monday, June 8th, 6-8pm
📍 Where: East Jefferson Regional Library

📧 Sign up at [email protected]