How should REO/foreclosure property managers protect vacant properties?
Some investment organizations ask property managers to watch vacant homes during renovations. The main job is mainly protecting vacant homes against vandalism, theft, emergency maintenance, and weather damage.
For example, during a renovation, copper theft is always a big problem. With no tenants living there to notice, the responsibility falls to the property manager.
REO/Foreclosure properties are often targeted for theft, vandalism and unauthorized occupation. Steel door and window guards keep trouble out, no matter what form it takes.
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Foreclosed investment property security is important. When you use DAWGS door and window guards, you can manage more properties and worry less.
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