Example - Note taking new Property Walk through
6908 La Salle <> Onsite Visit Treaty Oak Properties - Weather Permitting
The team conducted a walkthrough of 6908 La Salle, noting several key issues and repairs needed. They observed foundation cracks, potential tree root impact on the driveway, and superficial cracks in the drywall. The property lacks window coverings and has a crooked porch step. Inside, they found issues with door stops, TV mounts, and window coverings. The AC unit is from 2020, and the water heater is from 2016. They plan to remove security cameras, fix foundation cracks, and address water line concerns. The team will also install door stops, mount remotes, and ensure all appliances and systems are functional before finalizing the make-ready bid.
Transcript
Action Items
- [ ] Compile the make-ready bid and send it to Stephanie for review.
- [ ] Remove the Ring doorbell and replace it with a normal doorbell.
- [ ] Remove the TV mounts and touch up any holes in the walls.
- [ ] Check the shut-off valve for the water line and ensure it is turned off to prevent flooding.
- [ ] Unjam the garbage disposal and assess if it needs replacement.
- [ ] Check the exterior lighting and ensure it is functioning properly.
Outline
Walkthrough Introduction and Purpose
- Speaker 2 introduces the property at 6908 La Salle, mentioning it is listed by Crystal Hearst and the owner is ready to move forward.
- The purpose of the walkthrough is to document detailed information for future reference, similar to previous efforts at TM worth.
- Speaker 2 explains the process of turning on lights, opening doors, and drawers to inspect the property thoroughly.
- The team will follow Walt and Shannon, who will note down any issues and provide a detailed report.
Initial Observations and Foundation Issues
- Speaker 2 points out the absence of blinds and mentions unfamiliar window coverings.
- Discussion about foundation cracks and differentiating between drywall issues and foundation issues.
- Speaker 3 mentions that superficial cracks can indicate larger foundation issues over time.
- Speaker 2 notes that the driveway's up-and-down condition could be due to lack of rebar or tree roots affecting the foundation.
Interior Inspection and Immediate Repairs
- Speaker 3 notes the need for touch-up paint and removal of TV brackets and hooks from the ceiling.
- Discussion about whether to provide TV mounts for tenants, with a consensus against it due to potential issues.
- Speaker 6 inquires about window coverings, and Speaker 3 explains the criteria for keeping them based on functionality and appearance.
- Speaker 2 outlines the process of compiling the Make-Ready bid, including notes from Walt and Shannon, and the review process by Stephanie.
Detailed Property Checklist
- Speaker 3 mentions mounting the remote to the wall and removing the Ring doorbell, replacing it with a normal doorbell.
- Discussion about door stops, smoke detectors, and ensuring all bathroom fixtures are functional.
- Speaker 3 explains the importance of checking AC units, changing filters, and ensuring carbon monoxide detectors are in the correct locations.
- Speaker 2 and Speaker 3 discuss the importance of removing security cameras and other devices left by previous owners.
Final Walkthrough and Summary
- Speaker 3 notes foundation shifting and the need to silicon cracked tiles.
- Discussion about the age and condition of the AC unit and the importance of documenting this information.
- Speaker 3 points out a water line issue that could cause flooding if not addressed.
- Speaker 2 emphasizes the importance of assessing neighboring properties and considering proximity for marketing and leasing purposes.
Utility and Miscellaneous Issues
- Speaker 3 checks the garbage disposal and notes it may need replacement if rusted.
- Discussion about the garage's square footage and whether it counts towards the property's total.
- Speaker 3 mentions the need to remove hanging lights and ensure all fences are in good condition.
- Speaker 5 and Speaker 6 discuss the age of the hot water heater and the importance of documenting this information.
Conclusion and Next Steps
- Speaker 2 summarizes the property's condition, noting minor issues like door stops and water concerns.
- Speaker 3 suggests checking exterior breakers for the lights and ensuring all necessary repairs are documented.
- The team agrees on the ease of addressing these issues and the quick turnaround expected for the property.
- Speaker 2 and Speaker 3 discuss the final steps, including disconnecting the alarm and removing any additional devices.