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No matter how long a tenant lived in the unit, move-outs are always a part of their maintenance. It is crucial to maximize your profits by turning your units efficiently. Without a clear understanding of what each unit needs and the status of each work order it becomes very difficult to be efficient. Technology that gives you greater control over the unit turn process can help you streamline and speed up your unit turns.

Residents will want to stay for longer periods of time if they feel safe and secure. Great residents make owners and reduce vacancies.

Whether a renter lived in a unit for one year or several years, move-outs always come with their share of maintenance. Turning your units as efficiently as possible is critical to your bottom line, and when you don’t have clear knowledge of the repairs needed for each unit or the status of each work order, efficiency becomes extremely challenging. To streamline processes and speed up unit turns, you should implement technology that gives you more oversight and control of the unit turn process.

You know what else makes owners happy? Few or no surprise repairs. When properties are regularly maintained, fewer emergency repairs pop up. Owners can budget for regular upkeep and don’t have to dip into that emergency reserve fund for a more expensive fix. You can also outfit your units with smart home technology to be more efficient and identify issues, while adding the convenience that your renters will enjoy.

You need to look for someone with the appropriate skills and experience to match your properties. Someone you can trust and rely on to make sound, well-thoughtout decisions. The more you can trust a candidate to take on the responsibility and manage themselves, the less you will have to do. This will help save you money in future as it will reduce the need for costly contractors when there are urgent maintenance issues.

It’s especially important to keep them informed of maintenance that could affect heat, HVAC, water, or electricity. Give residents ample time to make arrangements if you have to perform those kinds of maintenance services.