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Things to do to cut down on major repairs
Hey I was just wondering what everybody does when first buying a property or when they are doing a rehab, what are some things you replace or do to cut some on repairs or maintenance? For example, I always replace rubber washer hoses with stainless. I also put water alarms under the kitchen sink, bathroom vanity, and by the water heater. I'm looking for ideas to eliminate simple repair tasks with preventative maintenance.
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Another thing I remembered after reading Kim's post:
Provide the tenant the locations of all master shut off valves/switches (water, gas, electric) as well as pictures of the valves/switches in the OFF position. I tell them if there is an emergency, make the valve/switch look like the picture.