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Posted over 5 years ago

Coming Up with a Natural Disaster Plan for Multifamily Properties

A smart multifamily property investor should know how to prepare for anything, including disasters.

Natural disasters can happen at any time, but preparations can still be made to avoid damages.

Here’s how you can prepare for any natural contingency.

Have emergency kits ready

Stocking up on emergency kits should help you prepare for the worst. In the event of power outages and injuries, these should already contain enough food, water, first-aid supplies, flashlights, and other important items to last for three days.

Stocking up on these emergency kits will definitely help you prepare for any contingency.

Stock up on extra supplies

Aside from emergency kits, setting aside some supplies for disaster preparation is always important.

Extra coats, gloves, or blankets will certainly come in handy when a natural disaster occurs around your area. You might also want to safe keep extra building materials and construction tools which could be useful in doing quick repairs.

You never know just what kind of storm you’ll be weathering, so having a few extra options is another way of saying that you’re better safe than sorry.

Consider investing in an emergency radio

Emergency radios will become the only means of communication when things get worse.

Your property management team should have these so they can properly coordinate with each other and determine the best possible action plan for securing your tenants.

Come rain or shine, a good multifamily investor is someone who knows how to keep a piece of property and its inhabitants safe at all costs.



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