How to Prepare Your Rental Property for Occupancy
By Jess Valenzuela of TheAutomatedMoneyMachine.com

Some responsibilities as a landlord are to make your property habitable. It means any known problems must be fixed before you allow a tenant to take occupancy.

Do a walkthrough of the unit to determine its condition and locate what repairs or maintenance need to be done. Here are some of the areas you need to consider.



1. Are the entire fixture fix? Check the plumbing such as the faucets, showers, tubs, and toilets. Make sure there are no leaks.

2. Are the floors fix and clean? Check the carpets or wood floors for stains. One of my wood floors are un attached to the main floor. I went to home depot for the glue and it fix it.

3. Are closets fix and clean? Check the doors. Make sure its cleaned. I used some 4w30 oil to lubricate my revolving doors.

4. Are the wall have holes, marks, or free of chips? Sometimes you have to re-paint and fix the holes.
5. Are all appliances working? Check the oven and the Refrigerator.


Good luck with your Rental Property Investment.

About The Author
Jess Salvador Valenzuela is the Founder and CEO of CyFocus and Yameem Inc which special in Internet Technology, eBusiness, Media and Marketing. He is also the founder of the blog dubbed The Automated Money Machine .com, which focuses on creating Automated On-Going Income via Real Estate, Finance, Internet, and Business

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