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Stop Inspecting Occupied Rentals
Landlords and Property Managers should stop inspecting occupied rentals.
For residents, an inspection feels like a prison shakedown without the cavity search.
For owners, negative goodwill with the residents and some photos. No thanks!
There is a better way.
Preventative Maintenance
Once a year complete some or all of these tasks:
đź› Repair drips instead of floods
đź› Change the air filter
đź› Flush the water heater
đź› Recaulk where necessary
đź› Rinse HVAC coils
đź› Test smoke detectors
đź› Add missing doorstops
đź› Adjust sticky doors/locks
âť„ Winterization
đź“· Snap a few photos
Flip the script on inspections and deliver value instead.
Why?
Residents feel valued rather than distrusted
Owners/landlords increase renewal rates and reduce maintenance/turn costs
Managers save time with 1 work order and invoice instead of many
What other value could we create in this 1 visit?

- Travis Bohling
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- 602-898-3924
Most Popular Reply
Not sure of your level of experience however this is 100% NOT the way to run your business. Of course, you do inspections, we do them twice a year, (for the most part) Do you know how many times we find a leak; we ask why you didn't tell anyone, " it's not my house and I do not pay the water" . or other issues. Actually, tenants are happy we go, we tell them we are looking for any issues and make sure we take care of them for you. EVERY tenant thanks us for coming. We video the walk through and provide the owners with the video and photos, owners LOVE IT!! Its ALL about how you word it. To post, do not do inspections on a property you spent 100k +++++++ on well I am sorry, but this is terrible advice.



