There was some fear of failure and analysis paralysis.

This safety measure aims to prevent structural failures and ensure tenant safety.Originally, the first inspections were due by January 1, 2025, but a recent update—AB 2579—has extended the deadline to January 1, 2026.

Faster answers than digging through manuals or YouTube.Structured step-by-step guidance that adapts as the user reports results.Lower costs—many “emergencies” turn out to be tripped breakers or loose flappers.Cleaner work orders for pros when a visit really is required.How the Workflow WorksStageWho Drives ItGoalTypical OutcomeTenant First-PassTenantFix minor issue or gather data50–70 % solved in minutesLandlord DiagnosticLandlord / PMConfirm next cheapest test; decide DIY vs. proClear, actionable work orderProfessional RepairHandyman or trade proExecute repair once failure point is knownOne visit, no “discovery” hoursCopy-and-Paste Prompt LibraryVisit the website or app of ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity or another free AI and use the following promptsLighting / Outlets – Tenant “ChatGPT, my {fixture type} in the {room} won’t turn on.

I have tried the following:- land lord locks: I have had some door knob failures at a rate a little above what I expect but I would still recommend.- Kano smart lock: I recommend these- kwikset smart lock: I do not recommend these.  

So it depends on what is in the lease as far as what happens with late fees, and also with a failure to pay them. 

I agree with you, but since there is a dispute and sellers abandon property all the time, I would specify that it must be removed and the liquidated damages for failure to remove.

Warn him that his failure to maintain the property could devalue your property and result in a financial loss, which could trigger a lawsuit.If the tenants get enough pressure from the police, that may scare them into moving somewhere else.

Failure to pay before next rent payment is due will then be considered default of lease contract.We'll see!

I think as much of the failure was so many signed up but so few actually did anything..

I'll discuss what my strategy is for the house, and then we'll all discuss our "Haves and Wants", success and failure stories, past and present deals, vendor referrals, strategies for 2016, the current state of the rental and sales markets, and more.