Vacations are about forgetting the
day-to-day humdrum and pretending that life is carefree again, right? Not so
easy for property managers. Fort Worth rentals are at risk for break-ins just
as in any area, but it shouldn’t stop your tenants from taking that needed
break. Make it worry-free with these five simple steps.
1.
If you have a security system, tell the alarm company
when tenants be away so they can add that to their notes in case an alarm goes
off, and they can’t reach you. Hopefully, they and the police will take it more
seriously.
2.
Suggest to your renters to save social media posts for after the vacation. When home and
contents are secure, tenants will appreciate the advice from their property
managers. Ft. Worth life at home will be protected when you don’t indirectly
advertising to burglars that you’re property is unoccupied.
3.
This next step will also make tenants a better
neighbor. Talk to the neighbors and get to know them. This provides you and
your tenant with a trusted eye on-site. Tell the neighbors when people will be
away and ask them to just keep an eye on things. They can pick up packages,
mail, or even put the trash can on the curb. Offer to do the same for them when
they take a holiday.
4.
You may lock your property, but do you know how to lock
your garage door? Unplug it. Universal garage door openers provide all-too-easy
access to your property but can just as easily be prevented.
5.
Lastly, turn on some lights and some music. Make the
home look as normal as possible. Use light
timers if you have them, and plug TVs
or radios into them as well to add some noise to the scene.
Property managers, Ft. Worth and
beyond, have enough to worry about with a rental. Taking a few extra
precautions such as these before a vacation, or encouraging your renters to do
so, won’t cost you anything but will buy you a lot of peace of mind while away.
Specialized RPM has more helpful tips so you can experience hassle-free
leasing. Find out more today. http://www.specializedrpm.com/
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