How to Protect Your Vacant Property From Intruders?
Vacant properties in San Francisco neighborhoods attract intruders that put your investment in trouble and jeopardize the neighborhood’s welfare.
Here are some tips that will help you protect empty buildings from intruders:
- Maintain the surroundings clear: extravagant ornaments and leafy shrubs and trees can provide hiding places for trespassers waiting to break in. Keeping a clean landscape is a better call when considering vacant property security. If you can’t remove the items, try adding more light to avoid shadows that could hide an intruder.
- Make sure the property is well illuminated: lights on inside and outside of the building make it look occupied – working as a visual deterrent for squatters. Plus, it makes it easier to see any suspicious activity on the property.
- If you have a garage, secure it – don’t let this be an access point to your valuables.
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