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House hacking, Landlord Hacking, this hack, that hack. You research how to do anything, and you'll likely come across some sort of hack on how to do it. So we wanted to throw our two cents in and cover rental property product hacks that help preserve your rental property investment and help reduce unnecessary maintenance requests from your tenants.
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Hot Water Heater Drain Pan & Washing Machine Drain Pans For Your Rental Property.
If you own a single-family rental property in Florida or anywhere throughout the county, your hot water heater is likely located in the garage. In a townhome or condo, it's like in a cubby or closet somewhere. First, look and see if your hot water heater has a drain pain. If it's sitting on concrete, you can expect some rust and corrosion to occur on the bottom of your water heater throughout time. If it's in a townhome, condo, or second floor of your property. Make sure your water heater has a drain pan to catch any leaks during the tenancy. You don't have to worry about your water heater leaking through the subfloor or your unit eroding over time for a small expense. It is also a good idea to have a drain pan for your washer if it's located on the second floor; these are a great fit and a price.
Rental Property Braided Stainless Steel Toilet Supply Line.
An easy to forget oversight when walking your rental property during an inspection or property turn is to check out the toilet supply lines. If your rental property has some age, you may have some worn out, nasty supply lines. Updating the supply line with a Stainless Steel Braided supply line will ensure you have no leaks throughout your tenants' residency. A burst supply line can cause a significant flood; even a minor leak can cause mold and mildew to grow and damage the drywall. A new Braided Polymer toilet connector has a corrosion-resistant design that provides long-lasting use. It's super easy to connect the water supply to your toilet, check out how to install one here. And the polymer fibers bend freely without kinking or crimping, reducing the risk of breaks and leaks.
Rental Property Clog? Consider A Shower Drain Catcher.
There is nothing worse than having a plumbing backup request come in, dispatching a technician, and the plumber pulls out a hair the size of Mount Rushmore. Isn't this awesome? Growing up with four other siblings' hairball clogs were a real thing. As a rental property owner, a tub stopper is a must, but they go missing, break, and leave you with this open hole in the tub. Don't ignore it; get a tub stopper that is designed to catch all that hair. You'll be thankful! Your tenants aren't reaching out for a hairball backup. Check out our favorite drain catchers here.
WeatherTech Sink Mat, Protecting Your Cabinets In Your Rental Property.
A great product WeatherTech came out with is the Sink Mat. No longer do you have to replace the bottoms of your cabinets. No more concerning requests of mold from tenants as they open the kitchen sink cabinet doors. Purchase these to ensure leaks are caught on the sink mat, and water is not protruding through the cabinet floorboards. A little more pricey but worth the extra protection for your rental property.
Vertical Blinds In Your Rental Property?
If you have these in your rental property great. Are vertical blinds the best out there for a rental property? We think not, but if they are there and operational leave them for now but consider purchasing these vertical blinds tabs because you'll need them. Once your vertical blinds do break in your rental property, and they most definitely will. Scrap them. We recommend replacing it with a sleek, modern curtain rod. A fraction of the price and your tenants can choose the drapes that fit their style and new home.
Garbage Disposal Breaking In Your Rental Property?
Considered to some as a luxury, and others an essential appliance in a home. Whatever your stance is, if your rental property has a garbage disposal, expect it to go out on your tenant at some point. Whether it be due to tenants' neglect or the age of the unit. It's best to have a nice new operable disposal in your property. The average lifespan of a garbage disposal without neglect, regular use, and not overuse are 12 years calculated by the International Association of Certified Home Inspectors. If it breaks, replace.
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[@reasonfeel]

Good stuff.

[@TheListingRealEstateManagement]

Hi Snug, thank you! Preventing rental property maintenance is the key to a successful rental asset

[@trailsloth6956]

You recommend keeping or removing disposal?

[@TheListingRealEstateManagement]

Hi Trail, we definitely recommend a case-by-case basis depending on the rental property. For example, if your rental property is a higher-end rental, such as $2,000+, we recommend having a garbage disposal - if it is a lower-end rental property, you may not need it. However, no matter what type of rental property you have a disposal will help with plumbing clogs in the kitchen sink that can typically cost more money and lead to more requests. Hope this helps!

[@grizzlyinvesting]

What do you guys think about keyless smart locks for the front and back door? Landlord has the key and tenants use fingerprint/code. Never have to change locks.

[@TheListingRealEstateManagement]

Hi Quentin, we have had experience with our owners using the keyless smart locks. We have not had good experiences with this due to lockouts if the batteries die and many tenants find them difficult to use. We prefer using our locksmith to change locks onto our master key.

[@grizzlyinvesting]

@@TheListingRealEstateManagement Hmm interesting I'm curious to know which specific brand did you go with? I would look into the"Eufy Smart Lock Touch & Wi-Fi." its a little expensive at $250 but its rock solid and this what the younger generation is moving to. Tenants love it and haven't had any issues for about 5 months now. Ohh and it auto locks so they never have to remember to lock the front/back door!

[@TheListingRealEstateManagement]

@@grizzlyinvesting Hey Quentin, great information! We'll give that kind a try! We typically have experience with the cheaper versions that landlords install themselves.

[@steves9173]

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[@TheListingRealEstateManagement]

Hey Steve, thank you for the feedback, we'll make a few adjustments. All feedback is greatly appreciated!

[@gaberivera1]

This "product" link goes only to your website homepage. The drop downs offer no help. Fail.

[@TheListingRealEstateManagement]

Hey Gabe - thank you for this information "we'll get them re-linked to the product. Thank you