This proactive approach not only helps landlords maintain control over their properties but also serves as a deterrent for fraudulent activities that could potentially jeopardize the well-being of the entire rental community.

Aloha,I know nothing about Oakland's LL/Tenant laws, you need to research and understand those first and foremost.If the tenants are month to month ( or for that matter have several months remaining on existing agreement), whenever we take over as new management for any property, the first thing we do is schedule a meeting with each tenant to inspect the unit visually, taking photos to document current condition, checking under sinks for unreported leak issues, and then we discuss their intentions (how long would you LIKE to remain?)

Random visual:

This was to help visualize it before I actually did the renovations.

If they are using an app I would be able to visually see if they had actually driven The Route.

Account Closed - I agree with Moises, but on initial walk-through you are basically doing a visual inspection. 

This is a small kitchen so I don't think granite would be prohibitively expensive and the visual appeal will help attract renters.

I always inform my out-of-state investors that if they absolutely need more concrete details or visuals of the properties offered or the work being done on the property, I am happy to do everything I can to get them either real-time photos or video feed over the phone, even meet with the contractor at the property. 

Your audiuence may be motivated but if your message is just "sell me your house for cash" you are not going to see much traction.If your message is "I have food", and your audience is starving, your message resonates 100% with the pain point your ideal audience is experiencing.I call this "Message Resonance".Message resonance is a concept I have developed to evaluate and visualize how effective your marketing strategy truly is.In the above example you have a 100% message resonance.

The reporter makes it visually easy to breakdown.