Must See Contemporary Newer Built Condo in Sellwood/Westmoreland w/ Parking!

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7520 SE Milwaukie Avenue, #204, Portland, OR 97202

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Contemporary Sellwood/Westmoreland loft style townhouse condo with lots of green features. Small condo community with many amenities! Beautiful hardwood floors throughout. Vaulted ceilings and large windows make this space very light and bright. Open kitchen with granite counters and all stainless appliances including range, refrigerator, dishwasher, and microwave. Cozy electric fireplace in living room. Great balcony. Stackable washer/dryer included. Air Conditioning and energy efficient gas heating. 1 assigned parking spot in garage beneath building. Communal herb garden, composting & extensive recycling. Walk to restaurants, coffee, grocery & more! Sorry, no pets allowed. Garbage included. Don't miss out on this rare find; apply today! JF/AH

By applying for this unit you acknowledge that you have read, understand, and accept the Rental Criteria. Click on this link (or copy into your browser): https://www.tmgnorthwest.com/forms/disclaimer.php?st=or Anyone 18 years or older must submit an application. In order to accurately process a multiple party application, please notify us of the names of all associated applicants (including married couples). Applications submitted without payment will not be processed until payment is received. A property is NOT reserved until the deposit to hold has been received.

Square feet: 1,075

Amenities

• Area: Portland
• Type: Condo
• Style: 2-Story
• Year Built: 2009
• Floors: Carpet & Hardwood
• Fireplace: Electric
• Dining Room: Area
• Parking: 1 Assigned Spot
• Laundry: Stackable W/D Included
• Heat: Gas Forced Air

• Air Conditioning: Yes
• Range
• Refrigerator
• Dishwasher
• Microwave
• Pets?: NO PETS
• Paid Utilities: Garbage
• Lease Term: 12 Months
• Other Terms: Non Smoking & Shown By Apt Only & CC&Rs

Rental Terms

Rent: $1,495.00

Security Deposit: $1,200.00

Available On: 10/01/2013

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Contact Us

TMG Property Management Services NW
(360) 892-4000 or (800) 678-6199
www.TMGnorthwest.com

Review Basic Emergency Maintenance Steps with New Residents

One of the privileges of owning and managing rental properties is the late night emergency calls. Reviewing emergency procedures prior to occupancy might just prevent a late night call from a panic-stricken resident. Always properly identify and preview with the resident the location of the following systems within a rental unit.

1) The water shut-off. This is one of the most vital controls to cover with residents. Having this simply knowledge can literally prevent thousands of dollars in damage. Always show residents its location and demonstrate how to shut the water completely off. Hang a “water shut-off” tag on the handle.

2) The circuit-breaker panel box. It is important for residents to not only know where this is located but they should also be told how to locate and reset a breaker that has tripped.

3) Ground-fault circuit interrupters – GFCI’s in bathrooms and kitchens. Many service calls are made for what is usually a very simple fix involving these safety devices. Make sure your residents know where they are and how to reset them.

4) The thermostat and its proper operation. This is especially important if the rental unit has a heat pump. Varying settings to save expense on heat pumps can actually cost the resident more money for energy costs. Residents should also understand the function of the emergency heat switch.

Taking these simple precautions can prevent many emergency calls and extra expense. Cover these items in advance and remove some of the headaches associated with rental property management.

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Making a Move in Winter Weather

Moving during winter months is a great way to save on costs because professional moving services often offer discounts during the chilly season — but there are other things to consider, as well. Prepare for the challenges of cold weather conditions with these helpful tips.

Weather-proof your vehicles
If you’re uncomfortable driving in winter weather in a passenger car, imagine what it would be like driving a truck with a heavy load! Consider the bargains to be had from moving companies during the winter and whether it might be easier overall to leave the driving to a pro.
If you are hiring movers, you can likely assume that they won’t want to take any chances with their trucks and will equip them with necessary snow tires and/or chains. It’s still a good idea, however, to talk to the company about their cold-weather moving practices.
If you are renting a truck yourself, however, you’ll need to be vigilant when it comes to getting what you need from the rental company. If there is a chance of any significant snow or ice on your journey to your new home, be sure that the truck you’re renting can handle it with the proper tires and chains.

Maybe you have only your own car to worry about during your move. In that case, be sure it is in good working order, with proper tires and/or chains, working heat and topped-off fluids.

 Be prepared for emergencies
 Whether you’re traveling in a rental truck or your own vehicle, prepare for the worst by carrying supplies, should you break down. Make sure you have:

• Warm coats/clothes/blankets for each person
• Water and nonperishable food for each passenger
• Jumper cables
• Tow rope
• Candles
• Ice scraper
• Collapsible shovel/screwdriver kit/hammer
• Flashlight/light sticks
• Batteries/matches
• Hand warmers and knit gloves
• Roadside safety manual and survival instruction 

A GPS is great unless your signal and or/batteries fail. Bring an old-fashioned road map of your route, as well, and consider signing up for roadside assistance service. (This may be included as part of your moving truck rental, so ask your vehicle provider.)

You’ll want a battery-powered or hand-cranked NOAA emergency radio so that you can keep track of storms, especially if your car battery fails. Also bring a bag of non-clumping kitty litter for traction, should your car get stuck on ice.

 If you already have such a kit assembled, be sure to check the working order and freshness (batteries, water, food) of everything in it. And don’t forget to have plenty of warm clothes with you in the car!

Most of all, don’t drive alone if you can help it. Two (or more) is always better than one in an emergency situation.

Weatherize the load
Antiques and other wooden pieces are sensitive to cold temperatures, so be sure to wrap them well in packing material to protect them. Make sure you have drained liquid out of anything you’re moving that could freeze and also keep plants in a controlled climate as much as possible. If they will be in a moving truck, cover them with garbage bags with holes in them so the plants can breathe.
Moving during the winter can mean a shorter wait for a rental truck and lower prices with professional movers, but there is one major downside—it’s cold! Ice and snow might complicate your move, so plan ahead to make sure you still have clear sailing ahead!

Courtesy http://wwwRentals.com By Amber

First Street Station Apartments - For Rent in Vancouver WA

FIRST STREET STATION APARTMENTS	Starting from$715
16119 SE 1st. St. Vancouver, Washington (360) 883-9006

A great place to call home, First Street Station is the perfect combination of seclusion and convenience. This gated community, located in the desirable Fisher’s Landing area, is close to shopping, specialty stores, professional offices, workout facilities, popular restaurants, movie theaters and so much more! Come find out why we win awards! Call us today!

Unique Info:

• Professional onsite management
• Gated community
• Covered parking included
• Vaulted ceilings
• Self-cleaning oven/range
• Garages available
• Plenty of guest parking
• RV parking
• Car wash area
• Walk in closets (in one bedroom)
• Extra locked storage
• Built in microwave
• Full size washer/dryer
• Dishwasher
• Trash and recycle service provided
• Mountain views
• Private patio or balcony
• Rents ranging from $715 – $785

Floor Plans:

• One & Two Bedrooms

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Email: FIRST STREET STATION APARTMENTS