How a Small-Town Developer Built a Real Estate Legacy

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How did Jeremy Yost's upbringing influence his entrepreneurial journey?

Jeremy Yost 0:00
My dad was very well known in the entrepreneur space and I didn't want to just be known as Don Yosun. I wanted to develop my own identity and I was able to do that and persevere through that and become my own man.
Lucy Staffieri 0:13
However, Jeremy Yost is a real estate entrepreneur, CEO of Yost Management Services and co-founder of Innovative Development Partners. He helps create thriving multifamily communities through strategic property management, development, and a commitment to delivering long-term value for residents, investors, and neighborhoods.
Jeremy Yost 0:30
If you think you're going to fail, you're going to fail. So every deal that I do or look at, if I'm going to pull the trigger, I'm going to execute it. I'm going to execute it very well.
Yes, sir.
Jeremy Yost 0:41
And I'm going to see it through. Whatever that might be, I find a way to get it done. you control your destiny the sky's the limit so you can start something and end up at the top of the food chain all by hard work because you know grit beats anything and it spans the globe like a super high school internet Elvis
Ray Gutierrez 1:08
today apple is going to reinvent the farm it's not over until i win the living your legacy podcast for those who live to leave a legacy that's extraordinary the impossible oh that is sensational chicago was the lead you said paul is the fastest man on the planet you can Welcome back to another episode of the Living Your Legacy podcast. For Inside Success, I am Ray Gutierrez. Joining us right off his episode filming of Operations CEO is Jeremy Jost.

What role does mentorship play in entrepreneurship?

Ray Gutierrez 1:46
Jeremy, you came from a bizarre location that's far weirder than Miami, but somehow you are here.
Jeremy Yost 1:52
I'm here. I traveled from the land of Illinois and cornfield and soybeans and happy to be here.
Ray Gutierrez 1:59
Right on. Sand, soybeans, sand, soybeans. Cool. All right. What brings you out here, my friend?
Jeremy Yost 2:05
So I'm here because of Inside Success. Operation CEO came down, did an episode earlier this morning, and the filming went great. The team was absolutely phenomenal.
Ray Gutierrez 2:17
Cool, cool. I'm glad that we did not disappoint. And now you're sitting in a podcast with a man in the escort.
Jeremy Yost 2:22
Rock and roll, baby.

How does commitment impact success in real estate?

Jeremy Yost 2:23
I love it.
Ray Gutierrez 2:24
Cool, cool. I'm glad you're into it, dude. Yeah, we like to celebrate here and influence our guests and colleagues. What are we going to learn about you in your episode, my friend?
Jeremy Yost 2:32
So a little bit of my background and 17 years of real estate development and management. I'm a second generation entrepreneur in the real estate space. And so learn a little bit about my upbringing from a small town of Charleston, Illinois. Cool. And navigating the field of real estate development where life is essentially a roller coaster. There's tons of ups and downs when the ups are up and the downs are down and you just find a way to persevere through it.
Ray Gutierrez 3:01
You mentioned Legacy. Your dad was supposed to join us today. This was supposed to be a dual interview, as we like to call it here. What gives?
Jeremy Yost 3:09
So, you know, my dad's 82. He lives up in the villages, Florida. So he is a Floridian, but just some health issues and just unable to travel.
Ray Gutierrez 3:19
Well, I apologize for being such a jerk about it.
Jeremy Yost 3:20
oh absolutely not you're fine you're fine um no he uh just wanted to kind of relax and just as he should as he should at his age and wished everyone the best and just said i could handle it very cool what's that like having that amazing knowledge then passed down to you and now you are in the year 2026 and it's just like holy moly everything that my dad passed on to me is out the books or is it completely irrelevant you know it's A little bit of both to a certain extent. Growing up, I felt like I had trouble with identity in the sense of I didn't want to just be known as Don Yo's son for where we were at because smaller town, but my dad was very well known in the entrepreneur space and I wanted to develop my own identity, and I was able to do that and persevere through that and become my own man to where something that my dad was proud of me and pivot.
Jeremy Yost 4:19
However, I say all that to say I wouldn't be where I'm at today if I didn't have such an amazing mentor in him because...

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