
A landlord advises paying your property manager $50 to have a handyman on-site during housing inspections. Fix problems on the spot, skip the re-inspection, and show the Housing Authority you take maintenance seriously.
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But your property manager should have a person with them. Say, tell your property manager you will pay $50 if they'll have their handyman come out while the inspection is going on. Not only will that $50 be a good investment because it could save you from two weeks of vacancy, it's also good to have them there because the Housing Authority loves it when they don't have to come back. Let me ask you this. You're an inspector and you're there, you're like, shit, I've already told you what needs to be done. You already have the checklist. Why isn't it done right? Then imagine they're like, you're like, oh, shit, I totally missed that part. Let me go fix that right now. While my handyman' like, damn, I don't have to go back to the office. And then two weeks come back to your property because you were lazy and didn't do it correct. Now the Housing Authority is like, this person takes their landlording life seriously.
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