By DonnaLea November 16, 2014
Summit Rental Management is one of the few property management companies out there that does what they need to do and more. I have had my properties with Karen for over 8 years and would not make a change. We were here locally in Oregon and since moved out of state. This is a company you can trust! ...read more
By Anonymous August 14, 2014
Commercial Property Resources moved to 131 Pine Street NE Salem, OR 97301 about 4 years ago. Please update your information. It would be ...read more
By SalemReporter March 25, 2014
Do NOT move into Meridian Apartments in Salem, OR. The property is managed by Riverstone group and they are not only incompetent, but also rude and impertinent. They will rip you off with unstated hidden costs and fees. We are contemplating legal action against them. ...read more
Anyone interested in handling money wisely ought to know more about investing. Should you be troubled with understanding the basics, then help is what you need. That's the reason for this brief guide. Here, you're going to learn what you need to know about these things so investments can be made to help you in the future. Always try to find out what the local values are like. Mortgages and rent in the area can provide a better idea of a house's value than any financial statement. When you understand what is happening at the street level, your decision will be better informed. Don't invest in real estate until you have talked to an appraiser or realtor. If a seller offers to pay for the inspection, know someone could be lying for them. Always get your inspection from someone whom you personally trust. When assessing real estate for investment, be sure to choose properties that will pay you a fair cash value on return. Remember that purchasing a property reduces your liquid assets temporarily. You want to be sure to be able to replenish them quickly and amply. Remember that your cash was earning between 4 and 6 percent interest in the bank. When you invest it, you should seek a greater return. You may not make a profit right at first. You need a sound financial base to begin from. You should not quit your day job. Many expenses pop up when you're investing and managing property. Without steady income, you could have trouble. Pay attention to the surrounding houses. When buying a property, make sure to pay attention to the whole neighborhood. How does the house fit in? Are the lawns in the neighborhood all well-maintained. Are any of the homes in bad shape? Make sure you spend some time driving around the neighborhood. You'll need to make sacrifices. Be prepared to spend time as well as money. You may have to give up some of your playtime, but the payoff will be worth it. However, you will have time for them later. It is important to not overpay for any investment property you purchase. One of the best way to avoid this is to look at other comparable properties in the area and see what they have actually sold for. Not paying more than the market value for the property will go a long way in keeping your real estate investment profitable. Starting out with real estate investing, you might want to get the best financing by purchasing a residence for yourself and then converting it to a rental. In this way, you can make a smaller down payment and get better terms. You can work on the property at your leisure and then ret it out when you are ready to move up. Use the rental income to reinvest in other properties. Be prepared for failure. Failure is part of the learning process. You are going to make mistakes. Make sure you have a few exit strategies and some money put back just in case. Don't let your failures discourage you. Don't give up and quit. Learn from your mistakes and keep going. If a property sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Be cautious of good deals. Make sure to always thoroughly do your research. Never just jump into anything. Consult with some specialists and really look a property over before committing to it. Make sure you're not going to be paying for your good deal later on. You have gained an understanding of what is required of you to make investments and your fears have likely been diminished. Just be patient as you apply these tips. You will see your financial situation improve from your efforts. http://archwaypropertieskc.com/ ...read more
By Archway June 08, 2017
Senior living facility pledged donation for each new resident, says CEO Kelley D. Hamilton. SALEM, Oregon – March 15, 2013 –Kelley D. Hamilton, CEO and owner of Bonaventure Senior Living, announces that Bonaventure’s assisted living communities have raised $151,250 for charities. The fundraiser was part of a fundraising initiative that began last fall, when Kelley D. Hamilton and his staff announced that for each new move-in during November and December, Bonaventure would donate $1,000 to a charity of that person’s choice. With locations in the western region of the U.S., Bonaventure Senior Living strives to give back to the communities in which it resides. The goal with this initiative, Kelley D. Hamilton explains, was that citizens would be able to participate in giving back to their local communities. In addition to offering a $1,000 donation for any new residents, Kelley D. Hamilton also offered an additional $500 donation to any individual who referred a new resident. The $500 offer was also extended to any 501(c)(3) charity that referred a person who moved into a Bonaventure Senior Living facility. This provided a great way for local charities to add to their funds while also helping connect friends and family with an assisted living facility that provides the best senior living experience, according to Kelley D. Hamilton. In order to ensure that current residents were included in the project, Kelley D. Hamilton added a feature that allowed each of Bonaventure Senior Living’s communities to choose six local charities. Those charities will each receive $250, Kelley D. Hamilton explains. The project brought in a total of $151,250 for 236 charities in Oregon, Washington, Nevada, Montana, Idaho and Colorado. Kelley D. Hamilton adds that the home office of Bonaventure Senior Living will kick in an additional $70,000. “Giving back to the local community while honoring our residents and their values is absolutely the right thing to do,” Kelley D. Hamilton states, adding that Bonaventure Senior Living wants to help residents by supporting local charities that matter to them. The giving campaign culminates in a celebration held in each community, which Kelley D. Hamilton says will celebrate the success of each campaign. Because it was such a success, Kelley D. Hamilton also announced Bonaventure Senior Living will organize this event each year. Kelley D. Hamilton has a long history of working with assisted care facilities, having joined Bonaventure Senior Living in 2000.In his 13 years as CEO, Kelley D. Hamilton has expanded Bonaventure Senior Living from four communities to now operating and managing 37 communities in six different states. According to Kelley D. Hamilton, Bonaventure Senior Living has a history of helping others. The facility has long offered seniors a place to come if they need a hot meal, says Kelley D. Hamilton. Recently, an Oregon-based Bonaventure facility offered its facilities to displaced residents of a nearby adult care home. Kelley D. Hamilton believes this commitment to the community helps set Bonaventure apart from others, emphasizing its place in the communities in which each facility is located. Kelley D. Hamilton says Bonaventure will soon be expanding into Colorado Springs, Colorado, furthering its growth. For more information about what Bonaventure Senior Living has to offer,Kelley D. Hamiltonrecommends visiting Bonaventure’s website at retirementperfected.com. Kelley D. Hamilton states that those interested in residency can stop by for a tour. Tours may be scheduled on the facilities’ website, Kelley D. Hamilton says, with a brochure available to also highlight Bonaventure’s offerings. Contact: Bonaventure Senior Living3220 State Street, Suite 200Salem, Oregon 97301(503) 566-5715 ...read more
By Kelley D. Hamilton April 26, 2013
The next time you need to "Sell Your House Fast" think of http://www.johnlscottsalem.com - John L. Scott Salem Real Estate - Sell Your House Fast - Salem's Most Trusted Real Estate Experts.... Pam McCarthy - Principle Broker John L. Scott Salem Cell: (503) 559-5928 Office: (503) 585-0100 Additional Languages Spoken: Spanish ...read more
By John L. Scott Salem Real Estate February 27, 2011
Are you looking to buy a house? When you go to look at houses, you will quickly see that realtors do not use street addresses as a method of identifying houses. They use an MLS number which allows them to quickly access information about a property for sale. Using a street address gives you some infor... ...read more
Finding the perfect place for your business can take a great deal of time and research. You may want to lease a building rather than rent it. Leasing a building helps you build equity in the building. Depending on your location, commercial property may be listed for lease differently than traditional ... ...read more