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Steve S.
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Do you use annual air filters or expect tenants to change them?

Steve S.
  • Dallas, TX
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I’ve been looking into going to annual ac filters and just replacing as the lease expires. 

Thoughts or best practices?

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Julie Hartman
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  • Denver, CO
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Julie Hartman
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  • Denver, CO
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@Steve S. We do quarterly filter changes at each property; we purchase the filters and do this as a service to our owners. We also do this to give us a more frequent excuse to do a quick incognito inspection of the property. 

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