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Inspiring Conversations with Raul Ceron of RCG ESTATES

Today we’d like to introduce you to Raul Ceron.

Hi Raul, thanks for sharing your story with us. To start, maybe you can tell our readers some of your backstory.
I started getting into business and real estate as a teenager without much money, connections, or a clear roadmap. I started in sales, got into property management at 17 because I was too young to have my real estate license, became licensed at 18, and built my first house at 19. From there, I learned how to raise capital, work with investors, use leverage, and build systems that allowed me to scale from one house to dozens of homes by 21. A lot of that growth came from financial literacy, learning how to sell, setting very specific goals, and being consistent even when I didn’t know exactly what I was doing. My story is really about how quickly your life can change when ambition gets paired with direction, calculated risk, and execution.

I’m sure it wasn’t obstacle-free, but would you say the journey has been fairly smooth so far?
Some of my biggest struggles have been starting young without much money or a roadmap, learning to deal with rejection, and making expensive mistakes while figuring things out. As I grew, the challenge shifted from just making money to managing people, investors, debt, and the pressure that comes with scaling quickly. A lot of times I had to learn things the hard way, but those experiences taught me how to adapt, take accountability, and keep moving forward.

Thanks – so what else should our readers know about RCG ESTATES?
I own and operate RCG Estates, a homebuilding company in South Texas. We build both spec homes and custom homes, and I started the company by building my first house at 19. Since then, we’ve scaled from one project at a time to building dozens of homes simultaneously across multiple communities. I oversee everything from acquiring land and raising capital to construction, sales, and growing the team and systems behind the company.

What were you like growing up?
I grew up in Mexico City and moved to South Texas when I was younger. I was always ambitious, curious, and competitive, but I didn’t necessarily have a clear path—I just knew I wanted to build something big and was willing to work for it.

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