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Beau Pearson
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Frequency of Property Visits

Beau Pearson
  • Investor
  • Port Saint Lucie, FL
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For those who self manage, how often do you go to the property? It’s always a nerve racking thing for me when I go, as you never know what you are going to find. Just looking for some opinions.

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Dick Stevens
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Dick Stevens
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At least once a month for exterior.  Around every 6 months for interior.However, I walk through interior common areas every time im at the property.  Whenever there’s a maintainance issue, I take care of it myself so I can look around the unit.  Don’t be afraid of what you’ll find.  Letting issues go for long periods of time will only make them worse.

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