MULTIFAMILY PROPERTY INSPECTIONS
Multifamily Property Owners and Managers
SB-721 Balcony Inspections
Find out more about the upcoming deadline to have your balconies inspected, per SB-721
Other Inspection Services
- Annual Maintenance Inspections:
- Regular comprehensive assessments ensure the property's systems and structures function optimally.
- Identify potential maintenance issues early to prevent costly repairs down the line.
- Sewer Line Inspections:
- Thoroughly examine sewer lines to detect blockages, leaks, or potential hazards.
- It helps maintain proper sanitation and prevent plumbing emergencies.
- Tenant Dispute Inspections
- Objective evaluation of property conditions to resolve disagreements between tenants and property management.
- Provides unbiased documentation to facilitate fair resolutions.
- Tenant Move-in or Move-out Inspections
- Detailed inspections conducted before and after tenant occupancy to document property condition.
- It helps assess any damages and ensure a smooth transition between tenants.
- Mold Inspections
- Comprehensive assessment of indoor environments to detect and address mold growth.
- Promotes tenant health and prevents property damage due to mold infestation.
- Roof Inspections:
- A thorough examination of the roof structure to identify potential leaks, damage, or wear and tear.
- Ensures the integrity of the building envelope and prolongs the roof's lifespan.
- Foundation Inspections:
- Detailed inspection of the property's foundation to detect structural issues or deterioration.
- Crucial for maintaining the stability and safety of the building over time.
Multifamily Property Investors
Benefits of a Multifamily Investment Property Inspection
- Increased negotiation ability during the transaction
- Savings or credit negotiated during the transaction
- Prediction of upcoming expenses
- A detailed list of needed repairs
- Knowing the complete condition of all major systems of the building
- Decreased maintenance and repair surprises
Included with our Multifamily Investment Property Inspection
- Mechanical Inspections – Mechanical inspections consist of inspecting the systems that comfort your tenants. Those systems include plumbing, electrical, heating, ventilation, and air conditioners or HVAC systems. These systems can be costly to replace and take up a significant portion of your repair and maintenance budgets if they are in poor shape.
- Roofs – The roof of any building is essential to a solid investment property. Replacing roofs can be one of your biggest replacement items and make a big difference in your insurance coverage. Ensure you know how much life is left on the roof and if the end of its useful life is approaching.
- Foundations – Solid foundations can make or break your investment. Problems can be hard to spot and easy to cover up. Foundations on older buildings, in particular, can be very costly to repair or replace.
- Unit Inspections – Walking through each unit is critical in determining your tenants' property condition and quality. With California's new Rent Control laws, you want to be sure you are not inheriting problematic tenants with which you will be stuck. We recommend inspecting each and every unit's interior.
- Inspection Report—Armed with a comprehensive, detailed investment property inspection report, you can be assured that you know the property's exact condition before you invest.
- Consultation - A consultation with the inspector is always included with every inspection in case you have any questions or concerns regarding your inspection.
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
Multifamily Blog Articles
Tips for Buying a Multifamily Building
Sample Multi-Family Inspection Report
Our curated list of blog articles that are a valuable resource for multifamily property owners and managers
Sample Multi-Family Inspection Report
Tips for Buying a Multifamily Building
Sample Multi-Family Inspection Report
See What an Actual Multi-Family Inspection Report Looks Like. It's Comprehensive and Very Easy to Read.
Tips for Buying a Multifamily Building
Tips for Buying a Multifamily Building
Tips from Seasoned Professionals to Guide you in Your Purchase
What Your Inspection and Report Includes
Check Out What's Included in Your Multi-Family Property Inspection and Report!
Soft Story Retrofit Requirements
SB721 Balcony Inspection Requirements
Several Cities throughout Southern California have enacted Soft-Story Retrofit Requirements. Learn more here.
SB721 Balcony Inspection Requirements
SB721 Balcony Inspection Requirements
Learn more about SB-721, the new Balcony Inspection Law in California and how it will affect you as a multi-family property owner.
OUR SERVICE AREA
- Los Angeles County Home Inspections
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- San Gabriel Valley Home Inspections
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- Arcadia, Duarte, Monrovia, Claremont, Glendora, La Verne, San Dimas, San Gabriel, Temple City, Sierra Madre, Covina, West Covina, San Marino, South Pasadena, Rancho Cucamonga, Los Angeles, Corona, Whittier
- We do not unfortunately service the West San Fernando Valley & High Desert (Palmdale, Lancaster)
- We do not service the City of Pasadena