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SVC was organized as a Nevada Limited Liability Company. It was founded in 2004 by Case and Crystal VandePoppe and Ben and Jennifer Braband. SVC's origins are derived from activities it's founder's participated in, such as, spec home building, rehab and retail activities, subdivision and small development projects, as well as, small volume rental property ownership and management. Over the years SVC has narrowed its focus and developed the following business model by which it presently operates.
SVC will locate and acquire "anchor properties" which cashflow utilizing maximum leverage in "qualified markets". Once the "market anchor" is established, additional acquisitions will be made in the market, up to the systems maximum. This process of identifying "anchor properties", then "auxiliary properties", up to the markets maximum, will be possible via systems designed, implemented, and adhered to with strict principal oversight.
In an effort to continue agressive, yet measured growth, SVC may consider strategic partnerships. Such partnerships may include investors and or operating agreements with "qualifying third parties".
Qualifying third parties shall include only those individuals or entities that are able to offer time or other specific attributes desired by SVC. Additionally those with capital, or financial resources which, when leveraged would benefit SVC. All partnerships shall require mutual benefit prior to consumation.
SVC is nimble enough to react to opportunities that present themselves, an example of which is displayed in SVC's involvement in the current California foreclosure market. SVC has positioned itself to participate in the avalanche of foreclosed properties and then transition it's proceeds from such activities into properties and markets described above. |
