Should A Landlord Leave Personal Property In Their Rental Property? | Things You Might Not Consider

Rental property owners may think that leaving their own personal property behind in a rental property isn’t a big deal but you might want to reconsider. You have no control over any damage that could happen to your belongings but even more importantly, there is a lot of liability with leaving personal property in your rental property and a lot of risk for you and your property. If you are a self managing landlord and are considering storing personal property in your investment home, it’s best to look for other solutions. Most property management companies will tell you to remove all belongings as they are not covered under your insurance and pose more risk than reward. Even if you think you are doing a nice thing for your tenant like leaving a lawnmower or grill, if something happens, it could turn into a huge liability for you that you don’t need. At Richey Property Management, we advise all clients to turn properties over to tenants free and clear of all belongings.
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