PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

We are a team of property managers located in Cowlitz County that know what it is like to own a rental property…both the ups and downs. Owning a rental property is a great long term investment, but it involves a lot of work to upkeep and makes sure things go smoothly.

Because we understand it is hard to manage your property and hold a full time job, we here to help. With years of experience in managing properties under our belt, you can relax and know that our team is taking care of our property as if it was our own.

Our Property Manager will meet with you at your property to evaluate your property and make recommendations to prepare your property to obtain the optimal monthly rental amount.

We are excited to have an experienced property management company that is able to take care of all aspects of your properties needs. For more information on our management services & to get started on saving money, having peace of mind knowing your rentals are in good hand.

Here are some of the additional excellent services we provide:

• Personal attention to the property and to the residents like it is our own properties
• Frequent scheduled on site inspection of the facilities
• Regular drive-by of the property to make sure its in optimal condition
• Regular financial statements of the operating expense of the units
• On time rent collection
• Management of single family or apartment buildings
• Thorough tenant screening through rental and credit history, prior evictions, and employment status
• Move in/Move out reports and quick and affordable maintenance repair services
• Pay your utility bills for you
• Low Cost Evictions
• Lease Options
• Active marketing of your property through many different avenues
• 24 hr telephone standby in case of emergencies by the tenant

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BUY A HOUSE

The single most valuable asset for most Americans is their home. Owning your own home provides asset appreciation, tax benefits, and pride of ownership.  It’s the fastest and the safest way to build wealth. However, not everyone can afford the down payment or have the credit history that is favorable to getting a loan for a home.  New Spring Equities specializes in providing turnkey solutions to overcome this problem.  We are not a credit repair agency. We are not even a mortgage company. We are a real estate company. We know how challenging qualifying for a loan can be, and we know how hard it is to accumulate enough down payment to satisfy the lender, not to mention the exorbitant fees you have to pay to get the loan. We can help you get into your home today. The following are options we provide:

Lease Option
We purchase houses that first time buyers would want to have and be proud of and we lease it to you. When you are ready, you can buy it. We have a large inventory of houses that we have acquired, renovated, and in move in condition. You can move in immediately and enjoy your home with a very small down payment that we will gladly accept but that a regular lender would reject. At the same time, we will give you the right to purchase the home at a future date while living in it for the time being and enjoying it and riding the appreciation.

What is a lease option?

This basically means you are leasing or renting a property with an option to buy it at a future date. The future price of the property is usually fixed at the time you sign the lease option contracts.

Usually there is an up-front payment of some amount to purchase the option. The amount can vary. Sometimes the monthly payment is larger than normal and the excess is used to purchase the option. In some cases, the option money can be applied toward the down payment for the later purchase of the home.

What risks do a lease option hold for the buyer?

Just like a forclosure, the risk associated with a lease option only occures if the lease optioner fails to make his or her monthly payment. Individuals will lose their option consideration funds if they faily to make their payments. However, unlike a forclosure, the individual will not have their credit affected.

What benefits do a lease option hold for the buyer?

I'll give you one recent example:

A couple got involved in a lease-option some time ago, just before the real estate market turned. As a result, by the time the option was about to expire the home was worth much more than the option price. They exercised the option to buy and sold the house in a double-escrow, pocketing a tidy sum. Of course, they could have simply bought the home, but they still could not qualify for the home loan.

Sweat Equity
Do some of the repairs yourself. For those that are capable, this is a viable option. We will buy a home that is in need of some tender loving care and you can fix it up. When you are done, you use the remaining equity that you worked for to get a loan on the property.

No matter what your situation, we can work with you to get you into a home. Your lease plan is taylored to your situation and your needs so that you can go at a pace that is comfortable to you. During the time you are leasing, you will be able to start paying down your home and be building your credit at the same time. It couldn't get any simpler. Speak to one of our representives today for more informaiton. Contact Us or fill out the form below and we will contact you.

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