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It\u2019s that time of year! \u201cSpring cleaning\u201d is a common endeavor during this season, but if you are a landlord, you\u2019ll have to include more heavy-duty maintenance tasks as well. Rentec\u2019s Brentnie Daggett covers both these undertakings in two recent blog posts on RIS Media\u2019s Housecall blog<\/a>. There, she covers checklists for landlords and property managers as they get ready for the changing seasons to keep their properties safe and in top order. <\/span><\/p>\n Cleaning up is a good place to start (actually, this step may give some ideas about what more needs to be done). Brentnie recommends five key tasks for <\/span>landlord spring cleaning<\/span><\/a>, including:<\/span><\/p>\n These are all fairly \u201clightweight\u201d tasks, but <\/span>when you own or manage an investment property, you must go one step further. That\u2019s where the maintenance piece comes in. While these approaches have some overlap, it\u2019s important to remember them all when it comes to prepping your property for the season change. <\/span>Maintenance tasks<\/span><\/a> can include things like inspecting the roof for any winter damage, eradicating moisture and even installing a dehumidifier if necessary, cleaning gutters and foundation vents and landscaping work. <\/span><\/p>\n Brentnie writes: <\/span>\u201cTaking extra care of your property as the seasons change can help prevent structural damage, save energy and keep the property’s systems running properly. While some maintenance tasks must be completed seasonally, don’t forget about your annual tasks, as well. Maintenance, cleaning, servicing and landscaping guarantees that your property remains in good shape and your investment is protected for the coming years.\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n For the complete articles, visit <\/span>RIS Media\u2019s Housecall blog<\/span><\/a>.<\/span><\/p>\n Check out the Seasonal Maintenance\u00a0Guide for season-by-season tasks you should be completing.<\/p>\n\n
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