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Renewable Energy: High Maintenance cost of Wind Turbines

I’ve always been a big advocate of increasing our use of renewable energy sources, and on the surface, wind does sound like a great source of energy. However, before you decide to invest your money into the next wind farm or even just have a small windmill built for your personal property, you will want to make sure you factor in the high maintenance costs that you can expect with…See More
Nov 21, 2012
Josh Talayka posted a blog post

Renewable Energy: High Maintenance cost of Wind Turbines

I’ve always been a big advocate of increasing our use of renewable energy sources, and on the surface, wind does sound like a great source of energy. However, before you decide to invest your money into the next wind farm or even just have a small windmill built for your personal property, you will want to make sure you factor in the high maintenance costs that you can expect with…See More
Oct 9, 2012
Josh Talayka posted a blog post

Nevada Hardest Hit Fund

Nevada has been awarded over $150 million by the U.S. Treasury. These funds are targeted at assisting qualified homeowners avoid foreclosure. The funds will be applied through the Nevada Housing Division and will be overseen by a nonprofit Corporation: Nevada Affordable Housing Assistance Corporation (NAHAC) who has created four programs to assist Homeowners:Mortgage Assistance Program (MAP)Principal Reduction ProgramSecond Mortgage Reduction…See More
Oct 2, 2012
Josh Talayka posted a blog post

Commercial Real Estate: U.S. seeing a boom in Agriculture / Farm Land

According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture; Following last years rise in commodity prices, we began to see an increased demand in farm land as Farmers, institutions, and private investors began to bid up prices to record highs.In addition to the rapid increase in food prices, the agricultural market is also being driven up due to a lack of inventory as most farmland…See More
Sep 18, 2012
Josh Talayka posted a blog post

Commercial Real Estate – Maintaining a higher tenant retention ratio

All you need to do in todays market is drive around for about five minutes to realize that the current high vacancy rates amongst most commercial sectors give tenants in today’s market apple choices should they choose to relocate their business. However, there are a few things you can do to minimize vacancies:Tenant Retention…See More
Aug 27, 2012
Josh Talayka posted a blog post

Commercial Real Estate - General tips for drafting an effective Letter of Intent

A letter of intent is preliminary agreement (generally non-binding) which outlines important terms of a desired transaction between parties. These terms can include things like price, timeframes, etc.There are several instances in which a letter of intent may be used, such as drafting one for an owner who may not have their property currently on the market in order to determine if they are interested in selling. However, it is generally common practice to utilize a LOI for properties that are…See More
Aug 24, 2012
Josh Talayka's blog post was featured

Commercial Real Estate – Tax deductions for past Energy Improvements

If you made any qualified energy improvements to any commercial properties over the last several years but failed to take advantage of the Section 179D IRS tax deductions that was available, you may now have a second chance to do so.In 2011, a new IRS procedure was adopted that may allow you to adjust your current year’s income and expenses for qualified improvements made to a commercial property as long…See More
Jul 27, 2012
Josh Talayka posted a blog post

Commercial Real Estate – Tax deductions for past Energy Improvements

If you made any qualified energy improvements to any commercial properties over the last several years but failed to take advantage of the Section 179D IRS tax deductions that was available, you may now have a second chance to do so.In 2011, a new IRS procedure was adopted that may allow you to adjust your current year’s income and expenses for qualified improvements made to a commercial property as long…See More
Jul 23, 2012

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Josh Talayka's Blog

Renewable Energy: High Maintenance cost of Wind Turbines

Posted on October 9, 2012 at 12:33pm 0 Comments

Turbine Components

I’ve always been a big advocate of increasing our use of renewable energy sources, and on the surface, wind does sound like a great source of energy. However, before you decide to invest your money into the next wind farm or even just have a small windmill built for your personal property, you will want to make sure you factor in the high maintenance costs that…

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Nevada Hardest Hit Fund

Posted on October 2, 2012 at 11:25am 0 Comments

NV Hardest Hit Fund

Nevada has been awarded over $150 million by the U.S. Treasury. These funds are targeted at assisting qualified homeowners avoid foreclosure. The funds will be applied through the Nevada Housing Division and will be overseen by a nonprofit Corporation: Nevada Affordable Housing Assistance Corporation (NAHAC) who has created four programs to assist Homeowners:

  • Mortgage Assistance Program…
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Commercial Real Estate: U.S. seeing a boom in Agriculture / Farm Land

Posted on September 18, 2012 at 5:03pm 0 Comments

According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture; Following last years rise in commodity prices, we began to see an increased demand in farm land as Farmers, institutions, and private investors began to bid up prices to record highs.

In addition to the rapid increase in food prices, the agricultural market is also being driven up due to a lack of…

Continue

Commercial Real Estate – Maintaining a higher tenant retention ratio

Posted on August 27, 2012 at 6:04pm 0 Comments

All you need to do in todays market is drive around for about five minutes to realize that the current high vacancy rates amongst most commercial sectors give tenants in today’s market apple choices should they choose to relocate their business. However, there are a few things you can do to minimize vacancies:

Tenant Retention…

Continue

Commercial Real Estate - General tips for drafting an effective Letter of Intent

Posted on August 24, 2012 at 5:11pm 0 Comments

A letter of intent is preliminary agreement (generally non-binding) which outlines important terms of a desired transaction between parties. These terms can include things like price, timeframes, etc.

There are several instances in which a letter of intent may be used, such as drafting one for an owner who may not have their property currently on the market in order to determine if they are interested in selling. However, it is generally common practice to utilize a LOI for properties…

Continue

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At 4:28pm on March 26, 2008, Josh Talayka said…
Hi Josh, welcome to Chase Nation! We invite you to join the conversation about Reno-Tahoe real estate. Feel free to leave comments, upload pictures, join groups, or create discussion topics of interest to our community. Our members are from all over and are interested in connecting with others living the Reno-Tahoe lifestyle.

Cheers!

Shari Chase
CEO, Chase International

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