Guest blog written by: Jocelyn Lane, Commercial Loan Officer, Stockman Bank, Missoula Most of you would expect something written by a banker to be full of numbers, facts and riveting subjects such as capitalization rates and gross rate multipliers, but I’m not going to do that here. Instead, I thought it would be worthwhile to […]
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Located in the Missoula Opportunity Zone, Sterling CRE Advisors represented the seller in the disposition of this investment property. This 6,266± square-foot, Class A, professional office condominium investment property, located at 2819 Great Northern Loop, has long-term, stable tenants and offers the new owner a 6.59% cap rate. This is a well built, professional/medical office
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The top 5 things you need to know so your commercial real estate investment can qualify for a 20% tax deduction. Have you heard of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act? Most of you would answer, yes. And, buried in there is Section 199A which allows qualified taxpayers to deduct 20% of their qualified
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Building owners and real estate investors use cost segregation studies to lower their tax bills and increase their current cash flow. These studies divide your real estate into components to accelerate allowable depreciation deductions and save you tax dollars today. Dollars that you can put back into growing your business or use in other investments.
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Commercial tenants and their needs are changing rapidly. Finding the right balance between technology and a personal touch is possible by engaging with a commercial property manager who is keeping pace with the trends in the marketplace. As a landlord of a fully occupied building, it can be easy to just sit back and not
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So you can’t find any good commercial real estate investments in Missoula… now what? If you’ve spent any time looking recently for a commercial real estate investment in Missoula or Kalispell, you’ve no doubt realized that the pickings are paltry. Whether you’re after apartments, warehouses, office, self-storage, cap rates on properties are generally low and
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MARKET WATCH MINUTE – brought to you by Sterling CRE Advisors Highlights from “Our Development Guide, Looking Forward 2018-2028” presented by Nick Kaufman, Land Use Planner, WGM Group, Inc. What an exciting time to consider investing in Missoula. In this Market Watch segment, I discussed a broad range of topics centered on issues of interest
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How does the Missoula apartment market look and where is it going? Historically, warm weather outside has equated to tighter inventory in the Missoula apartment market. This trend has continued in 2019, with the overall vacancy rate across all units dropping from 5.99 in Q1 to 4.74% for Q2. This closely mirrors regional trends in
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It’s Good For Your Business And The Bottom Line Commercial property owners spend a lot of time thinking about ways to increase NOI. Taking advantage of incentives offered by utility companies is one way to improve your bottom line. And, leveraging program contractor services can be a great way to achieve this so you can
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written by Claire Matten, Sterling CRE Advisors With growing speculation of a market correction after almost 10 years of low interest rates and steady growth, many commercial real estate investors are wondering what their opportunities will look like in the coming year. Will rising interest rates continue to put pressure on cap rates? What will
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