Showing posts with label property manager Portland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label property manager Portland. Show all posts

Monday, April 24, 2017

PHENOMENAL Rental Opportunities in High-Visibility Outdoor Mall


It’s not often that space opens up in high-visibility and high-traffic locations in SE Portland. We’re excited to offer you four sites to choose from on SE McLoughlin Boulevard in Milwaukie.

If it’s office space you’re looking for, we’ve got it! 800 square feet at 16570B SE McLoughlin Boulevard. And there’s plenty of parking for your clients. Be as creative or as buttoned-down as you like in this space you’ll call your own. Fresh paint, nice carpet, and a private bathroom. The rent is $800/month and it’s available now. Please call Tobin at 503-548-7677 to make an appointment.


If you own a tanning salon and are looking to expand, or you’d like to open your first, or maybe a nail or beauty salon, we have the spot! The previous tenants left behind tanning beds that may be open for negotiation. Nice reception area and private bathroom, and 2400 square feet to work with. If that’s too large for you, it can be divided into two 1200 square feet spaces. How about a tattoo salon? Let your imagination run a little wild here. Your address will be 16650 SE McLoughlin Boulevard, and people driving by will see your business. There’s ample parking for everyone. The rent is $2400/month for the entire space, and $1200/month for each space if you divide it into two. Maybe you’d like to go into business with a friend? Please call Tobin at 503.548.7677 and take a look!


“Dance Moms” will have nothing on you if you rent the space at 16660 SE McLoughlin Boulevard and open a dance studio or yoga studio, or maybe Pilates? This 1200 square foot space has a reception area and two studios ready to go. There’s a private bathroom and plenty of parking. For only $1200/month you should almost see your profits come in as soon as you sign the lease. What are you waiting for? Please call Tobin at 503.548.7677. You don’t have to bring your tutu.


How about renting a parking lot? What a crazy and wonderful idea! 10,000 square feet of space for only $2000/month. If you get your permits in order you can put on swap meets, charity events, auto shows, food truck parties, and whatever else you can think of that’s legal, at 16550 SE McLoughlin Boulevard. There are no marked parking spaces, so you can imagine this as a blank canvas. Please call Tobin at 503.548.7677 to discuss the details. This really might be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Don’t let it get away!


If there’s something here that appeals to you, please call to make your appointment. The rental market is heating up, as you know. We’ll do everything we can to make you happy in your new space. It’s what we do at Kinetic Properties. It’s what we pride ourselves on. We look forward to hearing from you.


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At Kinetic, we are always looking to improve and welcome your suggestions. Please give us a call if you’re looking for a property to own or rent or if you need a management company with your best interests in mind.

Phone: 503-305-7204
Fax: 503-303-5809
Email: info@kineticpropertiesllc.com
16570A SE McLoughlin Blvd., Milwaukie OR 97267

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Wednesday, February 1, 2017

5 Things Every Real Estate Investor Needs to Know!

Every real estate investor is an idealist in the beginning. While the prospect of large profits and huge income streams is always appealing, possessing a working knowledge of what you are getting yourself into is essential to success. Even if you are a seasoned real estate investor it is unrealistic to assume you know everything. Due diligence and continuing education are critical to making money as a real estate investor. Here are five basics that every new investor should consider:
  1. 9 to 5 Does not apply: Investing in real estate requires putting in the time. You may need to knock on doors, attend after hours networking meetings and do some reading to educate yourself. You will need to call, email, direct mail, network, follow leads and be ready to act when an opportunity presents itself. It will require consistent effort to be successful. Often, deals will go to whoever is willing to outwork everyone else. You should expect to work nights and weekends just to keep up with your competition. As simple as being an investor is at times, it takes persistence and hard work to be successful.
  2. Wrap Your Head Around the Process: No one can be an expert in every area of real estate investing, but you must possess an understanding of the process. While an understanding of the process is crucial for the offer and purchase, it is equally important for what your plans are after the deal is done. If you are looking to flip a property, you will need a thorough inspection to know what the rehab costs will be, have a reliable contractor, correctly assess resale value etc. If you want to add rental properties to your portfolio you will need to know what’s happening in the current rental market, what is required as a landlord and what the current tenant, landlord laws are in your area. It may save you money in the long run to hire industry professionals such as a real estate agent or real estate manager to assist you. The better you understand the process, the better investor you will be.
  3. Find Your Comfort Zone: While large income streams and huge profits are entirely possible, it takes time to learn the industry. Finding traction may mean taking smaller deals at the start. Working on smaller deals may lower your risk while giving you an opportunity to learn the business and still make a profit. In most cases, you will not be able to retire off the income from your first investment. You may need to temper your expectations at the beginning. Making less money to get a deal done is not a bad thing when you are just starting out. Focusing on smaller deals inside a geographic area you’re comfortable with is one of the easiest ways to get your feet wet and learn the business.
  4. Only Take on What You Can Handle: It may not be realistic to go from zero to hero overnight. Even seasoned real estate professionals find handling multiple projects a challenge. Growing too fast can be as detrimental to your business as not growing at all. Taking on a deal that you aren’t prepared for increases risk and could potentially cost you money. There is a big difference between following leads and closing deals. It can take months or even years to get the hang of real estate investing. In growing too quickly, you can damage your business in a way that may be difficult to recover from especially if you do not have large cash reserves. If the speed of your growth exceeds your ability to perform due diligence or effectively assess the risk of potential investments, you’re growing too fast.
  5. Be a realist: If you have been bitten by the real estate bug you will always be on the lookout for more deals. Successful investors make decisions based on the facts and strive to not allow their emotions to get in the way. This requires a system to provide you with an accurate picture of the costs, risks and financial benefits of a property before you close. Manipulating the data to convince yourself that a property can make money when it can’t won’t be a good business practice. Enough negative cash flow will eventually destroy your business. True numbers do not lie. A cash flow analysis will be a great help in determining the potential profitability of a prospective property. Once you own the property you will need to have a system to evaluate key metrics to ensure sustainable property performance.
In my 18 years as a property manager, I’ve seen these concepts, as simple as they may be, make or break many neophyte real estate investors. Though this list is far from exhaustive it may provide the new investor with some “food for thought” and a starting place for further discovery.

At Kinetic, we are always looking to improve and welcome your suggestions. Please give us a call if you’re looking for a property to own or rent or if you need a management company with your best interest in mind.

Phone: 503-305-7204
Fax: 503-303-5809
Email: info@kineticpropertiesllc.com

16570A SE McLoughlin Blvd - Milwaukie, OR 97267


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