2 Things That Will Ease The Burdens Of Multi-Property Maintenance

When it comes to turning your house into a home, it isn't always easy to know where to start. After I purchased my first home, it still felt like someone else's space, which really put a damper on my ability to create a warm, welcoming environment. However, after collecting different things from around the world and learning how to create my own art, I was able to make the kinds of changes I needed to in order to make my place feel like home. I wanted to make a website all about creating a fun, imaginative space, so I started this blog. Check it out!

2 Things That Will Ease The Burdens Of Multi-Property Maintenance

10 October 2019
 Categories: Home & Garden, Blog


When you own multiple properties, staying on top of maintaining each system of each building can be more than a little challenging. When you have tenants living in these places, it's imperative that you have the time you need to tend to the needs of the building to keep things safe for the tenants. Here, you'll find a few ideas that can help make sure the essentials are taken care of without leaving you no time to rest.

Hire a Furnace Maintenance Contractor

One of the most essential systems that the buildings will need maintained is the heating and cooling system. Without proper care, these systems will begin to fail and will end up costing you far more in repairs and replacements than it would have had you just maintained them properly.

Rather than guessing how things are running, hire a furnace maintenance contractor like J C Heating & Cooling to take care of the systems for you. This way, you can set up a regular schedule with the contractor for regular service checks -- and when things need repaired, you'll have someone to call that knows the system and can get it repaired quickly.

Grounds Care

Taking care of the outside of the property is oftentimes done by the owner, but in some cases, the tenant is responsible. It all depends on the type of properties you own. If you own homes in residential areas with lawns that need mowed, it's probably left to the tenants to take care of it. If the properties are within the city and are more apartment-style structures, it's likely on you to make sure the grounds are taken care of.

One thing you can do if you have a multi-unit building that you struggle to keep up with the grounds care for, you can talk with a tenant that may be struggling to keep up with the rent to do it for you. Just make sure to get a written agreement so that you both understand how it will work exactly. If they keep up with the care, you'll knock so much off of the rent each month -- this can help both of you in a tight place.

You don't have to pour all of your time into these buildings. Let someone help you take care of things so that you have a little time to take care of yourself before you're so tired you can't get anything done right.

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Making Your Place Feel Like Home

When it comes to turning your house into a home, it isn't always easy to know where to start. After I purchased my first home, it still felt like someone else's space, which really put a damper on my ability to create a warm, welcoming environment. However, after collecting different things from around the world and learning how to create my own art, I was able to make the kinds of changes I needed to in order to make my place feel like home. I wanted to make a website all about creating a fun, imaginative space, so I started this blog. Check it out!

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