Spiking hot temperatures, suddenly cooler than normal weather, pollen everywhere. You probably already were already thinking about this but it might be time to conduct an annual check outside of your property to see what preventative maintenance is required or improvements are needed on your rental properties.
And knowing that those late afternoon summer rains will be beginning soon enough, start off right by making sure that the exterior of your rentals are protected.
Here are some key areas of property care you might want to act on before summer arrives. Yards, Lawns, and Patches Spring yard work may be easy to overlook as a landlord.
Particularly if you have asked your tenants to take care of the exterior and maybe even have it written into your lease, that does not mean there are not some items that go beyond normal maintenance.