January 2016 Real Estate Guide

A PUBLICATION OF CAPITAL CITY WEEKLY | JUNEAU EMPIRE

SOUTHEAST ALASKA

JANUARY 2016

ON THE COVER

10403 MENDENHALL LOOP RD offered by POWELL REALTY SEE PAGES 8-10

SOLD

SOLD Juneau - Residential

Juneau - Residential 5040 Tamarack Court MLS# 15094 | $259,000

Hoonah - Residential

405 Salmon Loop MLS#14944 | $199,000

9365 Lakeview Court MLS#15134| $405,000

Juneau Business Opportunities Holly’s Hallmark MLS#13377 | $30,000 + inventory.

Haines - Land

Haines - Commercial Eagle’s Nest Motel MLS#14927 | $876,500

At Your Service,

Nukdik Point MLS#14526 | $58,000 (with owner financing) or $52,000

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TABLE OF CONTENTS On the cover: 10403 Mendenhall Loop Rd 2 Prudential: Karen Wright 3 Prudential 4 Ricker Real Estate Consulting AlaskaUSA Mortgage: Minerva Carandang RE/MAX: JoAnn Birt 5 RE/MAX: Chuck Ramage 6 Carlton Smith Residential Group: Robyn Long AlaskaUSA Mortgage 7 Residential Mortgage 8 - 10 Powell Realty 11 "Renting out your House" 12 "First Aid for your Home" 13 First Bank Mortgage 14 True North Federal Credit Union 15 Coldwell Banker: Gwendolyn Place Real Estate Service, Inc 16 Prudential

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REMOTE PARADISE Ground Hog Bay in Icy Straits Alaska

$549,000 MLS#14985

Bed: 5 Bath: 3

3 Cabins on Lot 1.5 Acres This beautiful waterfront acreage in Southeast Alaska has 3 separate cabins and is accessible by boat or float plane.

It is located in Hog Bay in Icy Straits, just a few miles from Swanson Harbor. There are existing moorings in the bay.

The cabins face south for the best sun exposure, and each cabin is fully self-contained for spring-summer-fall living or a summer retreat. There is a year-round creek running through the property. Each cabin has a woodstove, propane heater, solar panel, generator, running water, and septic system. The maintenance building has all the tools and equipment you can think of, including ATVs, excavator and much more. Turn key incredible living and beautifully maintained.

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Rink Creek Road, Gustavus, AK 99826 MLS 14909 | $42,000 “Great Land” This 1.9 acre parcel boarders Rink Creek Rd, US Park Svc property behind, Conservancy property on one side with a private residence on the other side. Electricity available along this road. Property has been surveyed and the markers are visible. It is located 4.1 miles from the Four Corners.

Go down Wilson Rd which turns into Rink Creek Rd. Property survey stakes and signs are visible. Wildlife abounds with deer, moose etc.

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1 Acre on Chilkat Lake, Angoon, AK MLS 11823 | $26,000 This is a one acre lot in Angoon in Kenasnow Subdivision. Close to Kilsnoo Road and Ferry Terminal. Just a short boat over to kilisnoo island and Whalers Cove lodge. City easement on property leads to water access.

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Renting out your house MELISSA RAYWORTH The Associated Press Cynthia Kent and her husband, John, didn't set out to be landlords, but career choices made it necessary.

"We have rented out our home in Florida for nine years because we move all over with the military," says Kent, who recently relocated her family from Nevada to Alabama for yet another posting.

Some people become accidental landlords because of a job change or difficulty selling a house.

Others find they need to rent out the home of an elderly parent who has moved into a care facility.

More than 3 million owner-occupied homes were converted to rental properties between 2007 and 2011, according to a 2013 report by the Joint Center for Housing Studies at Harvard University.

Here's some advice for those taking on this challenging new role.

4 FINALIZE CAREFULLY

When your tenant arrives to inspect the home before moving in, Kent says, "have tenants sign a document of the pictures, showing the condition at move-in."

That walk-through inspection is vital for both parties. "Always be present for the move-in and moveout inspections," says Babette Maxwell, who has rented her home to tenants several times during her husband's Navy career and founded "Military Spouse" magazine to advise other military families about challenges like this one.

OOOMaxwell suggests providing renters with a baggie of "approved" nails, screws and picture hangers. They just might be grateful enough to use them. If you have specific products you want used on your counters, cabinets, floors or yard, she says, list them in the lease.

1 FIND THE RIGHT TENANT

A credit check and legal background check can help you find reliable, honest tenants, says realestate agent Gail Carpenter of Northwood Realty in Pittsburgh.

In fact, "sometimes a credit check alone" will rule out an applicant, she says.

Personal references can be useful if the applicant is local and you have mutual acquaintances. Otherwise, be wary.

"Do not take 'personal' references too seriously," says New York City condo owner Sharon Lynch, who rented her home to tenants while spending a year in California. "Anyone can get a friend to write something nice about them." Lynch suggests using an online directory to search for an applicant's current address and get contact information for their neighbors. "Not only can these people tell you if your applicants are good neighbors, but they can also supply you with the landlord's contact information, just in case your potential tenant is faking you out, pretending a friend was his or her landlord."

Meet applicants in person and really talk with them, Carpenter says. And request a rent that doesn't price good applicants out of the market. You might earn more over time with a slightly lower rent, she says, because "that can help you keep your property occupied, versus asking for the moon and then it sits there vacant."

2 PREPARE THE HOUSE

Once you've found your tenant, clean your home thoroughly and "make the property as safe as it can be," Carpenter says.

You may also want to tackle any looming homeimprovement jobs now, rather than leave your tenant to handle (or ignore) them when they become larger problems.

If you plan to return to the home eventually, it can be practical to drop the rent slightly and fill one room

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5 DON'T FORGET THE OUTDOORS

As you negotiate the lease, don't forget to have a detailed discussion about outdoor space. Will you or the tenant pay for lawn cutting? Who will keep up with pulling weeds and trimming bushes? You may want to do an outdoor cleanup before you leave and then have the tenant agree to maintain that level of neatness.

Better to pay now to have a sick tree removed than worry about the outcome of a storm.

6 LOOK TO THE FUTURE

with belongings you're leaving behind, rather than paying for a storage space. Put a new lock on that door and take the key with you.

3 DOCUMENT AND DISCUSS

"It helps to take pictures of the house inside and out," Kent says, to document its condition and cleanliness. Don't skip anything, and don't assume one panoramic shot of each room will do. If you're leaving furniture, also photograph the condition and cleanliness of each piece.

When Lynch returned to find her tenant had damaged the kitchen countertop, such "before" photos were key in being able to use the tenant's security deposit to help pay for repairs.

If there are repairs or upgrades that you promise your tenant, set a schedule in your personal calendar for completing them in the weeks after they move in.

Kent also recommends leaving a welcome binder that stays with the house with local information, cleaning requirements and other details.

Make sure your tenant knows how to contact you and how to handle problems that might arise. Specify a reputable contractor or other professionals whom you trust, and who will be on call in case something needs to be repaired, says Carpenter.

"A lot of landlords grumble about getting a call in the middle of the night," she says, but things will inevitably happen.

7 DON'T BE AN ABSENTEE Stay in touch. If you won't be living close enough to check on the property yourself, arrange for a friend or hire a property manager to do so.

Being a landlord "isn't just signing the lease and disappearing," Carpenter says. A tenant will respect you and your property more if you remain involved. 

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FIRST AID FOR YOUR HOME COULD YOUR HOME BE MAKING YOU SICK? JAMES and MORRIS CAREY The Associated Press EPA studies of human exposure to air pollutants indicate that indoor air levels of many pollutants may be two to five times, and occasionally, more than 100 times, higher than outdoor levels. It's estimated that most people spend as much as 90 percent of their time indoors -- making home, school and the workplace potentially hazardous to one's health. Health risks probably are higher for infants, the elderly and people with chronic diseases.

Further, laws designed to improve energy efficiency by cutting down on drafts don't improve indoor air quality. Tightly sealed homes constructed in the last couple of decades might have diminished the use of fossil fuels, but have wreaked havoc with Americans' respiratory systems. Homes that can't "breathe" can't dilute pollutants contained in building and decorating products.

Indoor pollution sources that release gases or particles into the air are the primary cause of indoor air-quality problems. Inadequate ventilation can increase indoor pollutant levels by not bringing in enough outdoor air to dilute emissions from indoor sources, and by not carrying indoor air pollutants out of the home. This allows concentrations to build up.

High temperature and humidity levels also can increase concentrations of some pollutants.

All these pollutants have one thing in common; they contain chemicals that are part of a larger class of chemicals known as Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs). VOCs are organic (carbonbased) chemicals that evaporate readily at room temperature. VOCs typically are found in high indoor concentrations in dry-cleaned clothing; chloroform from chlorinated water; benzene from tobacco smoke (one of the leading indoor air pollutants); formaldehyde from fabrics, pressed wood products and insulation; styrene found in adhesives, foam, lubricants, plastics carpets and insulation; methylene chloride from paint strippers; and carbon tetrachloride from paint removers.

Other potential sources of indoor air pollution are central heating, cooling and dehumidification systems, household cleaning and maintenance products, outdoor sources such as pesticides and biological contaminants such as animal dander, mold and cockroaches.

While indoor air pollution affects people differently, in general, short-term exposure might cause immediate effects such as headaches, dizziness and allergies. Long-term exposures can result in respiratory disease, heart disease and cancer, all of which can be severely debilitating, even fatal.

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Building-related illness is an identifiable disease or illness that can be traced to a specific pollutant or source within a building. In contrast, the term "sick building (sick home) syndrome" is used to describe situations in which building occupants experience acute health and comfort effects that appear to be linked to time spent in a building, but where no specific illness or cause can be identified. Both syndromes are associated with acute or immediate health problems.

While this is not particularly good news, awareness is the first step in creating a more healthful indoor environment and improving your health. Your best defense against indoor air pollution is a strong offense. First, identify and control sources of pollution to reduce and prevent indoor air contamination. This can range from changing housecleaning products to airing out freshly dry-cleaned clothing to tossing out formaldehyde-containing furniture. Equally important is improving ventilation. Proper ventilation -- the mixing of indoor air with outdoor air -- can revitalize the air in your home and protect your health.

Since cigarette smoke is one of the single greatest contributors to indoor air pollution, smoking indoors is a no-no. Similarly, fireplaces and other fuel-burning appliances (water heaters, furnaces, stoves, etc.) should be properly adjusted and vented to the exterior. Doing so will both prevent carbon monoxide poisoning and improve the efficiency of the appliance.

Adequately sized exhaust fans should be used wherever moisture and combustion are present in the bathroom, laundry and kitchen. A bath fan,

for example, will help to dissipate chloroform gas, which is a byproduct of chlorinated water.

It also will remove excessive moisture that can lead to mold which can produce yet more health hazards.

There are other indoor air pollutants that deserve your attention, such as asbestos, lead and radon. The first two were used pervasively in building products before being outlawed by the EPA in the late 1970s. The rule of thumb with asbestos and lead is that it is best left alone if it in good shape and not peeling or crumbling.

Asbestos or lead should not be scraped or sanded and should be removed only by a professional abatement contractor with the proper equipment.

Moreover, testing should be performed after the abatement process to ensure the air quality is safe.

Radon, on the other hand, is a naturally occurring gas that is derived from uranium in the ground. Radon can make its way into a home through cracks in foundation or basement walls. Small amounts of radon can be controlled by sealing cracks with a caulking or patching compound. Higher levels might require the installation of an exhaust system to disperse concentrated amounts into outdoor air.

Do-it-yourself test kits are available for many indoor air pollutants such as lead or radon.

Other indoor pollutants such as asbestos require professional testing. In either case, if you haven't or someone in your family hasn't been feeling up to snuff, or if you suspect that your home contains more than its share of pollutants, we suggest that you have your home tested by a pro. 

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MICHAEL PENN | JUNEAU EMPIRE FILE Above: Tim Lockwood, left, of Building Pros, works with Bruce Hunt, center, and Jason Morgan. Alaska’s economy has been described by economist Scott Goldsmith as a “three-legged stool” - with one leg being the petroleum and gas industry, the second leg being the federal government and the third leg being all other industries and services.

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Debbie White

Broker®, Realtor®, GRI, ABR, CRS 2011 Realtor® of the Year

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Southeast Alaska Real Estate

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Industry Leader in Recreational and Remote Properties

office 789-5533 • toll free 1-877-573-2573 8585 Old Dairy Road #102 • Juneau, AK 99801

JUNEAU HOLLY’S HALLMARK GOLD CROWN STORE MLS# 13377 | $30,000 plus value of inventory.

Retiring owner seeks a successor to the crown, will train. Get into the memory business.

6310 GLACIER HWY. MLS# 15015 | $132,000 4 Bedroom, 2.5 bathroom condominium with HUGE central courtyard. Dues include everything except telephone and internet.

KOOTZNOOWOO PLAZA - SPACES FOR LEASE Various spaces are available for lease. Great location with plenty of parking! Call Debbie White for more information on these space. 907-723-9886; 907-789-5533

9365 LAKEVIEW COURT $387,000 4 Ba., 2.5 Ba. home on a bright and sunny corner lot.

Excellent for entertaining!

Large kitchen, separate dining room, living room, family room, 2 car garage and many extras that make this unique and special from hand painted tiles to built in china hutch. this home is over 2000 SF. Close to schools,shopping, parks, swimming pool and new library. make this your new home!

3712B AMALGA STREET MLS# 15040 | $225,000 2 bedroom, 1.5 bathroom attached home near Floyd Dryden Middle School. Very clean and ready to move in. Please note that a good portion of the garage was modified to make additional living space, BUT it would be easy to put it back as a full garage.

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ANGOON

ANGOON WATERFRONT LOTS FROM $10K TO $27K LOT 69 KENASNOW MLS#13176 | $85,000 Great hunting or fishing cabin with a shower on a lot with beautiful white sands beach front with cabin. Only one other cabin within a mile either way. Very secluded! Beach access from Angoon ferry terminal. 3/4 acre lot with 178ft of beach frontage!

Sale includes 17’ skiff, equipment and tools.

932 KILLISNOO ROAD MLS# 13085 | $290,000 Beautiful log home on Admiralty Island in Angoon. Walking distance from float plane dock. Five bedrooms, two bathrooms, new high efficiency heating system plus wood stove. Heated shop with electricity, smoke house, lots of storage. Lots of decks & balconies. All new floors/carpets and fresh paint. ___________________________________

CHILKAT LAKE

LOT 3 BLOCK 12 MLS#12864 | $16,500 1.50 acres of waterfront land on Chilkat Lake BLOCK 14 LOT 8 CHILKAT LAKE MLS# 13691 $17,000 1.7 acre lot on the lake this lot is relatively flat compared to other parts of the lake.

1.42 ACRES MLS# 13778 | $33,500 Water front cabin on 1.42 acre lot. Cabin is 400 SF. with double pane windows, propane stove top/oven, kitchen sink and a under the counter refrigerator.

CABIN - LOT 6 BLOCK 8 MLS#11392 | $47,500 600 Square foot cabin on 1.50 acres, the kitchen has custom cabinets and propane oven and stove top. Custom built kitchen table and bed frame. You’ll love the view from the deck overlooking the lake. ___________________________________

ELFIN COVE

WATERFRONT LOT MLS#12421 | $50,000 .34 acres of a water front lot. ___________________________________

EXCURSION INLET

MLS# 14845 | $85,000

4.45 acres of waterfront land with a cabin being sold As-Is.

EXCURSION INLET MLS#13599 | $249,000 3.49 acres equipped with solar power and pressured hot/cold water system into 2 cabins, shower/bath house and laundry building. The main cabin has a large bedroom, laminate flooring plus a shower, the guest cabin has 2BD and laminate flooring. There are several buildings, a shop, diesel and gas generators, plenty of storage. Sale includes a LT15 WoodMizer Brand sawmill and water rights to a freshwater stream 16 that runs thru the property. Gravel road access to the cannery.

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MISTY RIVER RETREAT MLS#14801 | $325,000 Enjoy your evergreen neighbors in this enchanting getawat that sits near the boundry for Glacier Bay National Park. Calm, easy moorage in the sequestered and protected end of Excursion Inlet. More information at www.glacierbaygetaway.com. Open a lodge or enjoy slow motion living in this well built home set against nature’s backdrop.

SALMON RUN LODGE MLS #13769 | $900,000 Beautiful lodge at the south end of Excursion Inlet complete with dock, boats and equipment.

Complete commercial kitchen, room for 18 guests and 6-8 staff. Very large stone fireplace in common area. Icy Straight is one of the most productive salmon and halibut fishing areas in all of Southeast Alaska. ___________________________________

GUSTAVUS

MLS#15038 | $40,000 1.50 acre lot affordable flat dry lots on Chase Drive.

VENETA DRIVE MLS#14604 | $475,000 3 BD, 2 BA single family home on 2.5 acres with a 12’x16’ unfinished laundry room/spa building that has an 8 person hot tub and an infrared sauna. Above the 48’x36’ shop is a large kitchen, living room and half bath with a large bedroom and a full bath.

There is a small efficiency with a kitchen. ___________________________________

HAINES

MOSQUITO LAKE AREA MLS#11207 | $37,500 2.84 ACRES near Mosquito Lake approx. 30 miles outside of Haines. Owner will carry contract with significant down payment.

Power and phone lines are in to the property line.

3.7 ACRES MLS#13792 | $39,500 Remote property about 20 miles south of Haines on the West side of Lynn Canal. Deeded access to a runway. 1300’ usable with right of way for 2500’. Right of way is the access to the beach. Borders Tongass National Forest land on one side.

1.13 ACRE BUILDING LOT MLS# 14526 $58,000 with owner financing or $52,000 Without Owner Financing.

In the highlands area of downtown Haines. Just above Nukdik Point.

Owner financing possible.

417 UNION STREET MLS# 14195 | $199,000 This is a business opportunity with owners unit in Haines.

The Black Bear MHP has 10 rentable spaces, 7 of which are occupied. The property also has a owners unit currently being remolded and a shop that is also rented for income.

5010 NORTH DOUGLAS MLS# 15085 | $39,500 Must see views of Gastineau Channel! Come and take a look.

Property As-Is, Where-is. Covered porch, paved drive way. 1996 single wide mobile home. 2br, 1ba that is located in Water Side Park on North Douglas. The park is very small, quiet and clean. New Buyer must be approved by Wright Services for purchase. Lot rent is $548 which includes water, sewer and 122 channels Preferred Cable. Take advantage of this gorgeous view of the Gastineau Channel.

6524 N. DOUGLAS HWY. MLS# 15108 | $350,000 Developers Dream! GORGEOUS LAND LOCATED ON NORTH DOUGLAS! Property can be subdivided for multiple homes (12 total possible). Electricity, sewer and water have been pulled to the site and the site has been cleared. The seller is offering two parcels of land that are deeded separately, but will be sold together. Some parts of the land are deemed wetland and there is an active Eagle nest on the property.

EAGLE’S NESTMOTEL, WAREHOUSE, & 25 MOBILE HOME PARK MLS#14927 | $876,500 The Eagle’s Nest Motel, a 3000 sq. ft. Commercial Wearhouse and shop, plus 25 space mobile home park in Haines on almost 5 acres on with road frontage on Haines Highway as you approach town.

HAINES DOCK

MLS#14009 | $985,000 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY The Haines-Skagway fast ferry used to operate here, and is suitable for many different tour operations. 66,240 SF Waterfront property on Beach Road. 5,500+ SF dock and a 10,000 SF. paved parking lot. 2,837 SQ.FT. Terminal building.

HOONAH 711 HUNA COURT MLS#14626 | $ 160,000 3 BD, 1 BA Single family home in nice residential neighborhood.

717 HUNA COURT MLS# 14539 | $100,000 Fixer-upper in Hoonah - 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom. Nice residential neighborhood.

504 SALMON LOOP RD MLS#14944 | $175,120 Single family ranch style home in Hoonah. This is the perfect home for someone living in Hoonah that want an affordable family home, or for employee housing for seasonal workers.

With a little bit of elbow grease, and some TLC you will have instant equity? Priced for a quick sale.

GYPSY MINE MLS# 14322 I $275,000 120 Acres of land on Chichagof Island, 35 miles from Hoonah. This property is the site of the Gypsum Mine and has Mineral rights. USFS gravel road to the property.

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HORSE ISLAND

MLS# 14896 | $375,000 Beautiful home on Horse Island, 20 minute boat ride from the N. Douglas ramp or 40 minutes from the Auke Bay. Views of Admiralty Island from comfortable living room or expansive decks. Home has 2 BD (easily converted to 3 or 4). Guest house. Set up for off-grid living.

3406 GLACIER HIGHWAY MLS#14453 | $1,750,000 Commercial Land In Salmon Creek 14.75 acres near Bartlett Hospital. Several potential building sites.

LOT 1B SORIANO SUBDIVISION MLS#14366 | $180,000 .43 Acre river front lot on Mendenhall River. Located on Tamarack Court. Cleared.

LOT 1A SORIANO SUBDIVISION MLS# 14365 | $ 119,000 .30 of an acre lot on Tamarack Court. Cleared.

10644 MISTY LANE LOT MLS#14149 | $179,000 What a view! Gaze at the Mendenhall Glacier from North Douglas! This waterfront lot in the desirable Bayview subdivision is awaiting you. Build the home of your dreams.

Seller has plans available. Start enjoying the best location for sunsets, star gazing and northern lights in town. ___________________________________

KAKE

5 PLEX

MLS#12655 | $199,000

Manufactured home with 5 units each renting out at $650/month plus $50/electricity. This unit should provide instant cash flow for the right buyer. Each unit has heat and on demand hot water. Spectacular waterfront views. ___________________________________

SITKA

FLY-FISH-INN MLS#14967 | $2,400,000 Open year round waterfront ocean view hotel ten minute walk to town. The hotel is 3 stories with a elevator. 10 rooms and 2 apartments all rooms have refrigerators, wet bars, coffee pots, microwaves, hair dryers, cable TV and phones and private bath.

The restaurant/bar has a state of the art commercial kitchen the Dining area seats 40 guests.

MLS#14968 | $400,000 This property is located below the Fly-Fish Inn Hotel. The property is 3,500 SQ Ft. includes a office and 2 apartments and dock. A fueling/air charter business currently operating. ___________________________________

TENAKEE SPRINGS

HOME + GUEST CABIN MLS# 14889 | $395,000 Two bedroom, one bath single family home with guest cabin on 2.55 acres of land in Tenakee Springs. There is a tool shed, wood shed and a generator building on the property. Tenakee Springs is accessible by water or float plane. ___________________________________

WILLIAM HENRY BAY

MLS#15005 | $1,200,000 Nearly 160 acres with waterfront, William Henry Bay. This is about 41 miles north of Juneau and 45 miles south of Haines on the west side of Lynn Canal. Patented land with a deep water port (13-36 fathoms), year around Beardslee River at the east side. Approximately 1800' beach frontage. Accessible by float plane or boat only. ___________________________________

WINDHAM BAY

MLS#15006 | $349,000 133+acre mining claim between Windham Bay and Endicott Arm. ___________________________________

YAKUTAT

.40 ACRES LOT 4 BLOCK 11

MLS#13481 | $ 49,000

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