Young Money Trading LLC

Invest in and flip real estate; looking to get into rental properties. Trading ETFs.

1.     Renovate and rent out houses and trade stocks

2.     The apartment market is $174 billion (https://managecasa.com/articles/us-rental-property-market/) The total market capitalization of stocks is $93.7 trillion (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stock_market#:~:text=14%20Further%20reading-,Size%20of%20the%20market,stock%20exchanges%20in%20the%20world.)

3.     The total stock market capitalization was $2.5 trillion. In 2020 it was $93.7 trillion (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stock_market#:~:text=14%20Further%20reading-,Size%20of%20the%20market,stock%20exchanges%20in%20the%20world.) It is expected that there will be 5.4% rental growth in 2023 (https://www.noradarealestate.com/blog/housing-market-forecast-for-next-5-years/#:~:text=The%20panelists%20predict%20an%20average,years%20prior%20to%20the%20pandemic.)

4.     10% of the portfolio goes to trading I can make 80-100% a year trading. 90% of the portfolio goes to buying and renovating rental properties I believe it is possible to make $100,000 in capital gains (or commonly known in real estate parlance, the wedge) from renovating a property with the difference between the market value of the property with renovations less the value without renovations being the wedge plus rental yields of 10-15% in the Philadelphia market and home price appreciation of 4% a year. We would hire a professional property manager.

5.     Bought my first home when I was 21. Sold it in 2021. Slowly renovated and rented it out making $200,000 in rental income and capital gains; if I had $20,000 to renovate the property I could have doubled the gains by selling the house for $590,000. Bought a lot near the airport for $15,000 and sold it years later for double. Bought a condo in Center City Philadelphia for $85,000 I am likely to be able to sell it for $100,000. Bought a rental property in North Philadelphia for $42,000 that had squatters. They are being evicted in a few weeks. If the property is in good condition then I will likely make a $30-40,000 profit. If the property is in bad condition then I still will likely make $10,000. In the future I will only offer $10,000 for a  property like this because of the amount of time it takes and all the risks. To inspire confidence with the investors I plan on investing all or most of my net worth in the business

6.     Teamwise I have a good relationship with a real estate attorney and I know of a good property manager who will help manage the rental portfolio. I know a few good contractors including my dad who is a contractor. The goal for the trading portion of the portfolio is to turn it into a proprietary trading company where we hire traders and sell educational products.