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Re: Painting Interior of Occupied Unit - Landlord Forum thread 352876

Re: Painting Interior of Occupied Unit by Anonymous on June 22, 2017 @09:06

                              
It's not about the tenants really, it's about the landlord taking proper care of his/her investment! The side benefit is to the tenants. When a rental is professionally maintained, the tenants are more prone to take pride in their home and maintain it at a higher degree than a landlord who only occasionally responds about upkeep. It looks like this landlord takes pride in his/her investment, their neighborhood and themselves. This is what professional landlords do, they are proactive! Great tenants appreciate upkeep, bad tenants complain. The landlord now knows who is who among their tenants.
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Re: Painting Interior of Occupied Unit by Brenda (Ca) on June 22, 2017 @10:15 [ Reply ]
I totally agree. Being proactive to protect your investment is always the best thing to do. I see so many Mom and Pop landlords who let there properties deteriorate with faded or even peeling exterior paint. I don't understand landlords who let their property deteriorate just because its occupied! Painting both exterior and interior is a good investment and should be done well before it becomes necessary. Nice looking and well maintained properties are what the best tenants look for. Deferred maintenance and needed painting attracts bad tenants. It shows whether the landlord is professional and cares when the property stands out as being well cared for. Its never a waste of time nor money to reinvest in improving ones property.

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