All Forum Posts by: Taron Young

I suggest living in the unit...Doing the rehab yourself (as mentioned)...Pick a unit in a good school district...only use premium products (no matter what the cost, but do try and get the best deals). Premium goods will help with warranty (ex: Everlast Siding has a 50 year warranty to protect your investment), long-term cost (since you are young and will/should hang on to them as long as you can and why I suggest a good school district for resale value 10-20 years from now when you have a family and real personal expenses and these lines have programs for young investors on the product side.

Also, IF YOU NEED A PARTNER...My team is developing a development arm of our business and looking for HOT areas in the US to invest/build Multifamily-ish properties...

This is VERY specific:

How do you go about locating a contractor proficient in siding installs in Kansas City? 3-stories tall.

OK...I did get my Vista apparel and can honestly say they did a fantastic job.

You might want to ask a local contractor for a more percise number IMO or an areas top lumber yard sales rep. They stay on top of that for a living. I live in KC and there are many reps who would know that and be pretty close since they sell the lumber. I can ask here if you like but it would be MO rates. Let me know.

Vista Print does this now. I used them just this week. I ordered a hoodie, vest, and polo but they do T's as well. 

Great point and one I thought of. I want to see what good looks like to increase my skill at doing it. As owner of Young Development Construction we might was to add Management!

Any good referrals in KC for a Property Manager?

I have an opportunity to General Contract on some rather large inner city developments in St. Louis, MO.

The projects are so large that I can't financially support the labor within my time constraints...

...my end goal is the use opportunities like this to accelerate my cash position so I can seed my own developments.

Are there viable partners out there who would see value in this type of partnership?

I would think if the community could support a branded business for the storefront who do long tern leases, has the potential to appreciate, and you can build to suit for the business (or have an agreement from a tenant) it could be special...if the area is trendy and trending up.

My wife and I recently purchased a home and her old home she still has. The property is in her name and we rent the property. She still has a mortgage on the property. What I am considering doing is seeing if it is beneficial to my start up to bring that home under my company's umbrella. 

First, I am new and do not have any properties yet and this would be the first unit for my company.

QUESTION:

What if any are the benefits of such a move? If there is a benefit, what is the bet way to go about doing the move?

Thanks