Owner checklist

Property Maintenance

Check for any signs of damage or wear on the exterior of the property

Inspect the roof and gutters for any leaks or blockages

Test all smoke detectors and carbon monoxide alarms

Check and replace air filters in HVAC systems

Inspect windows and doors for any cracks or gaps

Test all electrical outlets and switches

Inspect plumbing fixtures and check for any leaks

Check and maintain the landscaping and yard

Rental Management

Review lease agreements and ensure they are up to date

Communicate with tenants regarding any upcoming repairs or maintenance

Collect rent payments and update financial records

Schedule routine inspections of the rental property

Address any tenant complaints or issues promptly

Coordinate repairs and maintenance with trusted contractors

Conduct regular market analysis to ensure competitive rental rates

Advertise and show the property to potential tenants as needed

Insurance and Legal

Review property insurance coverage and ensure it is adequate

Renew any necessary permits or licenses related to the property

Keep records of all financial transactions and expenses

Consult with legal counsel on any legal matters or disputes

Maintain proper documentation of tenant agreements and move-in/move-out inspections

Stay up to date with local landlord-tenant laws and regulations

Financial Management

Track income and expenses related to the property

Set aside funds for property taxes and insurance payments

Create a budget for property maintenance and repairs

Review and compare property insurance policies for potential savings

Consider consulting with a financial advisor for long-term investment strategies

Monitor rental market trends and adjust rental rates accordingly

These are just some examples of sections and items that can be included in an Owner checklist. You can customize it according to your specific needs and requirements.