This morning, despite my own precautionary steps, I hit a new low:  4 cancellations and a no show out of 5 scheduled.I'm trying to decide if it might be the day/time.  

Also familiar with the timing of property tax payments and deductions, and depending if you have a regular daytime job, calculating whether you need to make estimated payments to avoid underpayment penalties.

We get cold weather here (I'm in the mountains after all) but we are far enough south that it rarely goes below freezing for more than just the overnight, as average day time temps are usually in the low 50's. 4.

PM should just be trying to get a mutually agreed upon day/time for the inspection.

I'd be open to doing another between Feb 18-27th - is there a day/time that works best for you?  

Then if I also have a freezing alarm and someone leaves the door open during the day time operating hours there will be plenty of time and opportunity to remedy the situation before damage occurs. 

I'd message the tenant that a visitor with a dog would only be allowable during daytime hours, and not overnight, and that you are operating under and strictly by the terms of the lease agreement.

I'm a nice guy, so I typically contact them a week in advance and give them a couple choices regarding day/time, but that is completely unnecessary.

Some places look quiet, in daytime, but become a whole 'nother world after dark. 

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