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Please click LIKE below to share your pride in the local economy with your friends! With Valentine's Day just a heartbeat away, now is the time to think about those traditional themes of loved ones, property management, and real estate. Well ok, maybe these three topics aren't routinely considered all at the same time, but why shouldn't they be? After loved ones, real estate and homes are things in life that are pretty high up on everyone's priority list - so let's take a 'seasonal' look at how they might be related to each other.
Love yourself with real estate investment A few ways that someone might pamper himself or herself to show a little self-love is to buy a new set of golf clubs, schedule a relaxing massage for those aching muscles, or perhaps go a bit further out on the limb and buy that alluring new new sports car. While all those are wonderful perks to contemplate, none of them - even the car - has the permanence or the deep inner satisfaction that an investment in real estate brings. And even better - the security and the value that real estate returns to you is very much like being loved back. Love your spouse with your real estate investment There might not be a better way in the world to express your love to a spouse than with a real estate investment. Sure, some people might object and suggest diamonds or other jewelry as the supreme expression of caring, but jewelry usually ends up stowed away in a box somewhere, only to be retrieved for special occasions. An investment in a home is something that surrounds your spouse every day with the warmth and depth of your feeling, and for any other kind of property, it still represents a long-lasting commitment to him or her that cannot fail to impress with its own unique permanence. The steamy side of love and real estate You could do the expected and arrange for a fancy date to celebrate Valentine's Day with your spouse or loved one, but you've probably done something like that already, if not many times before. This year, impress him or her with something completely different, and earn major kudos for originality. Why not stay at home this time around and celebrate the day for lovers by discussing some of the red-hot topics of real estate and property management? Try nibbling on your lover's ear while whispering the latest market statistics on average prices and absorption rates. If that doesn't reduce him/her to quivering jello, a candlelit dinner with breathy exchanges on amortization schedules is sure to do the trick. And if these two don't quite provide the spice you'd hoped for, you may have to bring out the heavy artillery. Slip in that video on urban sprawl and tax assessments while giving a slow, sensuous foot massage - it just might be the most memorable Valentine's Day you ever share with your loved one. Let's start with the scope of things. Just how much could the Tesla Gigafactory ignite Reno's economy and housing market? Here we see why they don't call it a factory, but a gigafactory: Let's just talk in terms of physical size. What does a structure that size do to an economy? It brings immediate jobs in the construction of the structure, it maintains jobs as a whole workforce is needed to run that place, and then it brings tourists--because Reno is now on the map and has one of the wonders of the world (so to speak!). So what does that mean for your real estate investment portfolio? If you have any real estate in the Reno area, hold it. Now is not the time to sell, unless you're converting up into more units. If your properties are frustrating and not bringing in a profit, consult one of our property agents. We are happy to give you some pointers on making your investment a success. If you don't have any real estate in the Reno area, let's get started. The Tesla Gigafactory is scheduled to bring in 6500 jobs ranging from lower-level manufacturing to higher-level engineering and technology. That means a range of incomes and housing needs. Rental Properties: Just about ANY rental properties will be a good investment at this time. Look for properties close to major highways, and units that cover their cost today, with the ability to improve and raise the rents in the future. Fix and Hold and Flip Properties: Nevada mandated that at least half of the workforce at the Tesla gigafactory needs to be Nevada residents. The other half will need a place to call home! Assume that much of the other half will be higher level engineers, scientists and inventors. While Reno is striving to offer the best in Sciences and Engineering education, the Tesla factory will need the best of the best in 5-6 years. Look at properties with that timeline in mind. What improvements can be made to a property with a 5 year budget, and with a tenant in place for much of that time? Look for neighborhoods with artists and innovators; neighborhoods that are just starting to show improvement is where you'll find the bargains. Start your improvements on the exterior of the property to further advance the revitalization of the neighborhood. Property Management: Let the professionals do the day-to-day maintenance and management of your property. It is going to take 5-10 years before we experience the influx of revenue and jobs that Tesla promises. If you are living out of state, there's no reason to take on the hassle of managing your new Reno real estate. With a 5-10 year timeline, it's time to get comfortable, and we can help! With our proven track record of filling vacancies and maintaining properties, Clark Real Estate can turn your real estate investing dream into a reality. “The present is theirs; the future, for which I really worked, is mine.”
― Nikola Tesla There's a spark, a current, of electricity and excitement in the Reno air as business owners and property owners imagine the possibility of the Tesla Gigafactory coming to town. There is much discussion about state-offered incentives and benefits. Will it be approved? Will the benefits be worth it?
We think so. In real estate we see the value of new businesses infiltrating a city. We see how home values go up as the supply of inventory is more in demand. Further, we see how new companies bring in new revenue, that is spent in local restaurants, boutiques and salons. New money helps the local economy, and new people bring a sort of awakening to a community. We've noticed how new energy invigorates a neighborhood. New and improved landscaping, fencing and front doors suddenly dot a once rundown street. At Clark Real Estate, we are excited about the possibilities of co-branding with the legendary Tesla. Nikola Tesla* was an underdog who never gave up on his dreams. Reno has been coined an underdog, and now it doesn't have any excuses to give up on a brighter future. Engineer and physicist Nikola Tesla (1856-1943) made dozens of breakthroughs in the production, transmission and application of electric power. He invented the first alternating current (AC) motor and developed AC generation and transmission technology. Though he was famous and respected, he was never able to translate his copious inventions into long-term financial success—unlike his early employer and chief rival, Thomas Edison. [History.com] Clark Real Estate offers Sparks and Reno property management services for landlords and homeowners out of state and out of town. Maximize your investment dollars by investing in Reno/Sparks! Keep enjoying the Southern California lifestyle, while we take care of your money-maker in Northern Nevada! When I bought my first home in Sparks, NV, I didn't realize I would be moving to Southern California. Press Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Clark Real Estate, Investments & Property Management Receives 2014 Best of Reno Award Reno Award Program Honors the Achievement RENO April 24, 2014 -- Clark Real Estate, Investments & Property Management has been selected for the 2014 Best of Reno Award in the Property Management Service category by the Reno Award Program. Each year, the Reno Award Program identifies companies that we believe have achieved exceptional success in their local community and business category. These are local companies that enhance the positive image of small business through service to their customers and our community. These exceptional companies help make the Reno area a great place to live, work and play. Various sources of information were gathered and analyzed to choose the winners in each category. The 2014 Reno Award Program focuses on quality, not quantity. Winners are determined based on the information gathered both internally by the Reno Award Program and data provided by third parties. About Reno Award Program The Reno Award Program is an annual awards program honoring the achievements and accomplishments of local businesses throughout the Reno area. Recognition is given to those companies that have shown the ability to use their best practices and implemented programs to generate competitive advantages and long-term value. The Reno Award Program was established to recognize the best of local businesses in our community. Our organization works exclusively with local business owners, trade groups, professional associations and other business advertising and marketing groups. Our mission is to recognize the small business community's contributions to the U.S. economy. SOURCE: Reno Award Program |
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