BNTD Properties LLC | Application Preview
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General Information
Business Registration Number: LC1777193
Location: Kansas City, MO, United States
Length of Operation: 1-5
Number of Employees: 1-10 Employees
Annual Gross Income: Less than $100k
Annual Gross Expense: Less than $100k
Open to Loans: YES
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Funding Usage
As a minority-owned business seeking a real estate business grant, I understand the importance of outlining a clear plan for the utilization of the grant funds. Here is an explanation of how I intend to use the grant: A portion of the grant will be utilized for the development and construction of the acquired properties. This includes activities such as architectural and engineering services, permits and licenses, site preparation, and construction costs. We will prioritize sustainable and energy-efficient building practices to reduce environmental impact and operating costs.
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Business Plan
As a minority business owner, I am committed to strategically growing my real estate business over the next five years. Here is an outline of my growth plan: Expand and diversify the real estate portfolio by investing in different property types such as residential, commercial, mixed-use, or industrial properties. Secondly, explore opportunities in both urban and suburban areas to capture a broader range of markets and capitalize on varied demand drivers. Finally, identify and pursue acquisition opportunities for undervalued or distressed properties that align with the business strategy and offer potential for value appreciation. As a minority business owner in the real estate industry, I believe there are compelling reasons for investors to consider investing in my business. Here are some key points to highlight: I have conducted thorough market research and identified specific niches and emerging trends that present attractive prospects for profitability and sustainable growth. Second, my track record in successfully acquiring, developing, and managing real estate properties demonstrates my ability to navigate challenges and generate positive returns. Finally, investors who value diversity and inclusion recognize the importance of supporting minority-owned businesses and the positive impact it has on the broader community.
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Self Identified Competition
As a minority business owner in the real estate industry, I recognize the importance of understanding the competitive landscape. Here are brief descriptions of three of my top competitors: Discover KC Real Estate is a well-established firm with a strong market presence. Their competitive advantage lies in their extensive network, experienced team, and long-standing relationships with industry professionals. Second, Dani Beyer Real Estate Group is a prominent player in the real estate development sector. They specialize in large-scale residential and mixed-use projects, known for their innovative designs and sustainable practices. Third, Renters Warehouse focuses on property management services for residential and commercial properties. They have established a reputation for exceptional customer service, efficient operations, and proactive maintenance. While these competitors have their strengths, I believe my minority-owned business has unique qualities that set us apart. These differentiating factors includes: A deep understanding of the local community and its specific real estate needs and preferences, a commitment to diversity and inclusivity, which resonates with the growing demand for minority-owned businesses and socially responsible investments, and a personalized approach to customer service, tailoring our offerings to meet the unique requirements of our clients.
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