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Updated almost 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Property Management Annual Check Up
Do any of you landlords do an annual property maintenance call? 2014 was the year of exploding water heaters. Just curious if anyone has a regular routine they do every year?
Example:
- Check water heater
- Check all skins for leaks
- Check all toilets
- Change batteries on CO2 and smoke alarm
- Inspect A/C
- Change out air filters
Has being proactive helped you save money in the long run. I'm seriously thinking of buying a new water heater every time I buy a new rental. What a year!