Mastering Exterior Inspection, Property Structural Damage Assessment, and More

A Guide to Performing a Thorough Exterior Inspection

Learn the best practices for completing an exterior inspection with our comprehensive vendor training course. From approaching the property to determining occupancy status and capturing essential photo documentation, this course covers everything you need to know. Additionally, gain insight into proper roof inspection, testing the electric supply, and inspecting properties with pools, spas, or hot tubs.

The Impact of Property Maintenance on Rental Retention

Prioritizing property maintenance is key to attracting and retaining tenants. Neglecting maintenance can lead to costly repairs and put tenants at risk. Conducting regular property inspections and hiring professionals can ensure that your rental properties are in good condition and keep your tenants happy. Prioritize property maintenance to boost your rental retention rate, attract new tenants, and enjoy a steady income stream for years to come.

REO Debris Removal: Proper Techniques for Trash Out

Trash-out and initial maid services are crucial for making a property marketable, especially in the case of REO properties. In this blog post, we cover the tools, safety precautions, and techniques needed for efficient and effective REO debris removal. Proper documentation of the process is also essential to ensure the property is ready for market.

Identifying Safety Hazards: A Guide for REO Property Maintenance

It's crucial to be aware of safety hazards at REO properties. Our latest blog post provides tips on identifying and addressing common hazards, including broken windows, electrical and gas items, stairways, and floors. Always prioritize safety, read work orders carefully, and follow client requirements to ensure a safe and secure property.

Essential Steps for Determining Property Occupancy for Vendors

Accurately determining occupancy status is crucial for property vendors to perform services safely and legally. Check the mailbox, look for postings on the door, check for debris and garbage bins, peer into the window, and talk to neighbors to determine occupancy status. If the property is found to be occupied, no work should be completed unless stated in the work order.

How to Assess a Property for Structural Damage

Learn the importance of assessing structural damage as a property preservation contractor. A comprehensive inspection ensures the safety, stability, and value of the property, compliance with regulations, and helps in resolving insurance claims. The blog post outlines steps to follow while conducting a thorough inspection, how to identify different types of damage, and effectively report the findings to the vendor manager. Make informed decisions and prevent further damage by providing a detailed report.

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