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Christopher Abele
  • Investor
  • Toledo, OH
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(Occupied) Property Inspections

Christopher Abele
  • Investor
  • Toledo, OH
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We perform a quarterly property inspection currently during which we change air filters, check smoke / CO2 detectors and look for signs of water issues (toilets aren't running, nothing under sinks.)

I'm still learning as I go, so I feel like there are things that I should be looking for and adding to a checklist. The goal is eventually to have move this task over to a maintenance / handyman who would also take care of any pending maintenance requests at the same time. Since its still "learn as you go" I'm trying to develop a checklist for quarterly inspections. Does anyone have a list that they currently use or can add to the discussion of things that should be checked that they would be willing to share? (Maybe a google sheet or doc they might be willing to share?)

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