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Preparing For Campus Turnover

Posted on April 14, 2014 by Campus Handyman in General, Ideas, Services, Solutions

Many of Campus Handyman's clients have rental units in the University District. This unique slice of Columbus is home to thousands of renters, the vast majority of which are students nearby at The Ohio State University.

Because of the school calendar nearly all of these renters have leases that begin in August and end in July, creating a huge overflow of move-out & move-in traffic during this time.

At Campus Handyman, we recommend efficiently writing your lease dates so that you have adequate time to properly prepare your rentals for move-in. You have a moral (and legal) responsibility to properly prepare the.

We Help Columbus Landlords With Rentals & More!

Posted on December 03, 2013 by Campus Handyman in General, Services, Solutions

A few days ago, the Columbus weather was perfect for skiing, snowboarding and sledding. Fast forward and it's nearly golfing weather again. All of this and it's still just the beginning of December!

Columbus weather can be tricky. One day you can be thinking about snow removal at your rental property and the following day you are scheduling lawn and leaf service.

At Campus Handyman, Columbus preferred provider of maintenance services for your rental properties, we understand that your needs may change as often as the weather. For that reason, we're always here to help you and your tenants.

Don't hesitate to contact Campus Handyman today for more information.

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Keep Your Tenants Off Your Roofs!

Posted on September 03, 2013 by Campus Handyman in General, Ideas, Services, Solutions

A large roof, even a roof over a porch or deck, can often entice your tenants to use it as a gathering space. It's not uncommon in Columbus, especially around Ohio State's campus, to see numerous people hanging out on their roofs. This includes laying out to sunbathe as well as general gathering. More often than not, alcohol is involved.

This is obviously a safety issue, and likely one that is clearly prohibited by your lease agreement. If not, you'll want to add a clause prohibiting anyone from using any space not specifically designed for gathering.

For example, some roofs have decking and handrails as they are specifically made to be.

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