Real Estate Services Provider | Investor Solutions
Thomas Trevino is a Texas-based real estate investor, wholesale specialist, and the founder of Hermes Investment Services, with more than 10 years of hands-on real estate experience and over 20 years in estimating, project management, sales, and finance.
Before real estate, Thomas spent 17 years in turbomachinery and industrial estimating, pricing complex projects that involved specialized metallurgy for highly corrosive, high-acid, and high-caustic environments. He also spent roughly 12 years in cost planning, scheduling, and management for major industrial operations, including OxyChem, LyondellBasell, Shell, GE and Siemens. Along the way he managed 1000s of contractors and estimators and 31 salespeople, and worked daily with vendors and contractors on procurement, budgets, and project controls.
He brings that discipline to every deal: verify the numbers, understand the real scope of work, and get the right people involved early. Thomas works with investors, property owners, builders, rehabbers, contractors, and real estate professionals on residential, commercial, and land opportunities across Texas.
His core advisory includes off-market and wholesale deals, owner-finance and creatively structured transactions, cash-offer strategies, and investment property analysis (including BRRRR and DSCR scenarios). Thomas also coordinates rehab scoping, contractor bids, construction management, and maintains relationships with banks and private lenders to help qualified buyers secure practical financing solutions.
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The Legacy Group® · 617 8th Ave N, Texas City, TX 77590
No sales pressure—just a clear-eyed walkthrough of structural integrity, true monthly carrying costs, and neighborhood fundamentals across Greater Houston and Galveston County.
Before you make an offer, we walk the slab, framing, mechanicals, roof envelope, and coastal windstorm fasteners—distinguishing cosmetic staging from expensive structural defects.
Listing sheets rarely tell the whole story. We break down the actual monthly carrying cost—comparing older low-tax neighborhoods against newer MUD districts, flood elevations, and insurance tiers.
Evaluating raw acreage, homesites, or commercial flex properties requires verifying utilities, detention, Chapter 26/42 infill rules, and realistic site-work budgets before option money goes hard.
