Yield is our mission, to shield YOUR family vision
Cost segregation for the carousel of life!
What we shield
Meet Brian Strout & CSSI (Partner)
Mission
Brian grew up, did college, and worked for a few years in FL, then worked a couple of years in SC, and then went to NYC for 15 years for grad school and work. While people talk and act differently in different parts of the country, everyone universally wants ... a better life for themselves and their families.
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Brian's Why
I could have the same generic and boilerplate statement stating my company why or mission statement:
My why/mission is to help you find a comforting level of security, peace, and protection in considering cost segregation. We inform clients with thought, care, and respect.
However, my WHY is my sister, niece, and nephew. Without getting into the details, my brother-in-law passed away this summer. As such, there was my 14-year old niece going into high school and my 12-year old lacrosse playing nephew going into 7th grade. Instead of just making a concerted effort to "call them more", I decided to move back to FL to be more involved given the situation to help my sister - given the logistics of 2 kids at 2 different schools.
Commercial real estate outside of the major FL markets is much much sleepier than in Manhattan. Further brokerage/investment sales in those markets is long-term relationship based and like much of real estate also effected by interest rate cycles.
While providing value to clients via cost segregation is not as "intellectually sophisticated" or "sexy" as Manhattan real estate, it provides the flexibility of staying in commercial real estate, the flexibility to work for myself (for the flexibility to help my sister with the logistics of driving my niece and nephew around), and the geographic flexibility to stay in FL or relocate back to Manhattan or somewhere else in a few years.
This being my WHY, I hope and strive to fulfill my why to clients by:
Helping you feel a comforting level of security, peace, and protection for considering cost segregation through thought, care, and respect.
~ Brian