ABOUT
A disciplined operator in a market we know.
Luah Partners, Inc. is a residential real estate company incorporated in the United States and registered to do business in Maryland and the District of Columbia. We acquire, own, finance, lease, and manage residential property, and we develop new housing — acquiring land, building single-family and multi-family dwellings, and bringing them to market.
The company was formed to do one thing carefully rather than many things quickly. We work in a single region, underwrite conservatively, and hold what we build wherever the economics support it. Our management arm exists so that residents deal with the owner, not a chain of intermediaries.
We maintain the licensing, bonding, and insurance required for the work we perform, and we transact through regulated banking and payment partners with full documentation on every dollar received.
COMPANY FACTS
LEGAL ENTITY
Luah Partners, Inc.
REGISTERED
State of Maryland and the District of Columbia
PRINCPAL OFFICE
818 18th St NW, Suite 810 – 1323 Washington, DC 20006
BUSINESS HOURS
Mon–Fri 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM ET Sat 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM ET
STATUS
Licensed and bonded · Equal Housing Opportunity
CONTACT
Tel 800 800 2911 · Fax 202 803 6801 Info@luahpartners.com
Luah Partners
Every Home, a Blessing
Our name
Luah means blessing
We chose the name because of what a home is supposed to be for the family inside it. Every home, a blessing — that is the standard we hold ourselves to on the properties we build, the ones we buy, and the ones we manage for other owners.
The mark is an L cut from a solid block: a post and a foot, the two things every structure needs to stand.
How we operate
Four commitments we hold ourselves to
Underwrite conservatively
01
Deals are sized on rents and costs we can defend today, not on assumed appreciation.
02
Own the operations
We manage what we own, so quality problems reach the decision-maker directly.
03
Document everything
Every dollar in and out is supported by an invoice, a statement, and a bank record.
04
Treat residents fairly
Consistent written criteria, plain-language leases, and a real person on the phone.