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Each EBS project is analyzed and underwritten on its own merits. EBS has adopted a discriminating acquisition philosophy designed to identify and select opportunities that meet the profile of a successful property. Professional management, increase in rents, and reduction of operating expenses insures the maximization of each property’s potential. Once the pinnacle market value of a property is established, EBS will advise investors to sell or reposition the property.
ACQUISITIONS
All EBS properties meet a scrupulous set of marketing, maintenance, and financial criteria. In addition to its in-house due diligence personnel, EBS employs several local and regional real estate brokers and economic analysts, eminent law firms, and Certified Public Accountants with requisite experience in each market throughout the United States. This integration of professional expertise insures the successful selection of properties most likely to appreciate in income generation and value.
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
EBS’ acquired properties are managed by All American Property Management, LLC (AAPMI), which was established by EBS’ principals in 2005. AAPMI manages over 1.7 million square feet of storage space.
ASSET MANAGEMENT
The creation and growth of property value through effective management with consistent above market returns is the heart of EBS’ asset management philosophy. Considerable relationships with several major national banks and the availability of entrepreneurial investment capital allow EBS to act quickly and decisively in taking advantage of investment opportunities. Acquisitions typically range from $3 million to $8 million. EBS also has significant experience in the analysis and incorporation of Section 1031 Exchanges.
ACCOUNTING and REPORTING
EBS takes pride in its ability to see projects from an owner’s perspective. Our professional team of certified public accountants and support staff are notably proactive in apprising owners of all pertinent information relating to their investment. The objective of the accounting process is to produce a single set of related reports to promptly and accurately summarize the financial position of a facility at specific points in time. These consist of interim reports (monthly and quarterly profit and loss statements) and annual (year in review) reports. All reporting is intended to provide management and investors with documents useful for planning, comparability and meaningful evaluation. Reports are also used to inform the investment community and any other interested parties of a property’s value and performance.
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