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Kate Jones
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Kate Jones
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How often do you guys check on each of your properties? Do you give notice to the tenant once a month or every other month to make sure there are no unreported leaks or damages?

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Nathan Gesner
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How often do you guys check on each of your properties? Do you give notice to the tenant once a month or every other month to make sure there are no unreported leaks or damages?


 I inspect 1-2 times a year. If the tenant demonstrates other bad behaviors, then I may trigger an additional inspection to check on things. One bad behavior can often indicate other things are going on.

Have you read any books on managing rentals? I notice you're asking a lot of questions. I often recommend you start by reading some books to get a firm foundation on what's involved with managing a rental. That will answer 80% of your questions, including things you've never thought of.

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