As a matter of fact, our data shows that over 60% of our buyers don't even watch past the 2nd module!!!

We've used a cabinet or closet with smart locks or a smart safe (for remotes & batteries).

How to shut off power/water/gas, change furnace filters, lint catchers, batteries, garbage disposal, toilets (flushable wipes are actually not flushable), how to reset a GFCI and why did it pop in the first place etc etc We have a checklist for this.- reporting: we emphasize to report problems and we always thank them first when they do.

Keep extra batteries around the property too.

I tell tenants complaining of smoke alarm chirping to replace the batteries in the smoke detector.

At $15K a year, that's just bare minimum without any of the other modules that Yardi offers.

Specify all tenant responsibilities, such as:Replacing thermostat batteries, Changing the air filter, and maintaining the cleanliness of the property.It's crucial that tenants understand these responsibilities to maintain a harmonious living environment and avoid any misunderstandings regarding their obligations.

You have your maintenance person inspect the unit after the pest control to make sure the attic is properly secured.Also, I'd have maintenance check the batteries in any smoke/co detectors in the attic.

I've heard of Pace Mobey (which seems pretty self driven with modules which isn't what I want) and the creative finance playbook by Joe and Jen Dellefave (which I'm interested in, but lacks a quantity of reviews and also is over 10k to join.)

Hey Ruslan, it's obviously all depending on the age and consistency of maintenance of the property and equipment, but most likely plumbing issues with leaks and clogs needing to be snaked, roof leaks especially around certain openings like vents and skylights, HVAC issues like filters needing to be changed and duct cleaning, and even silly things like smoke alarm battery changes that some tenants likely call about.