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Y.I. BROKER
Commercial, Business and Residential Real Estate Brokerage
YOUNG INTERNATIONAL BROKER
Commercial, Business and Residential Real Estate Brokerage
FULL-SERVICE EXPERIENCE FROM START TO FINISH
For Our Buyers:
For Our Sellers:
Additional Benefits:
Locate businesses/properties. Arrange viewings and business meetings. Prepare offers and purchase contracts. Negotiate on your behalf. Assist with franchise, loan, or licensing approvals as needed. Complete sale to closing
Advertise the business/property on multiple platforms, as well as our own network. Find qualified buyers. Appraise business value. Provide consultation concerning business deal. Negotiate on your behalf. Complete sale to closing
Loan coordinating assistance. Legal assistance with distinguished legal professionals. Assistance in forms for required franchise, loan, or licensing approvals
SERVICE. COMMITMENT.
Young International Broker offers brokerage and advisory services related to real estate, mortgage, insurance, and investments. Reputed for successful ongoing outcomes, we deploy our unique methodology and distinguished customer service with our clients, forging beneficial partnerships to deliver satisfaction in all our transactions through our esteemed expertise, insight, network and community connections.
Buying or selling a business may be complicated but we are committed to walking our clients through the entire process. We look forward to hearing from you to see how we can reach your business goals.
Ready to find your next business investment?
Markets swell as the economy shrinks
The economy is sputtering, but the markets are thriving — a highly unusual event that shows how the coronavirus has thrown all bets off.
Why it matters: The disconnect adds to the wealth gap. The richest 10% of households — who own 84% of stocks — are getting richer, while millions of out-of-work Americans cross their fingers that pandemic unemployment benefits will be extended.
Driving the news: The equities markets closed Tuesday with their best quarterly performance since 1998 — the type of upswing that usually doesn't happen when the economy is in as precarious shape as it is now.
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While the jobs numbers released Thursday seemed like good news — 4.8 million jobs were created in June, and the unemployment rate fell to 11.1% — many of the newly employed were people returning to work at their pre-pandemic jobs.
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And, as Axios' Felix Salmon points out, the number of "permanent job losers" actually rose 25% in just one month.
Where it stands: After plummeting in March when the World Health Organization declared the coronavirus outbreak a pandemic, the stock markets have been rising — somewhat unexpectedly — for a variety of reasons.
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