Property preservation job duties involve maintaining, securing, and inspecting vacant, foreclosed, or distressed properties

Inspections and Reporting

Occupancy Checks: Verify whether a property is vacant or occupied and document the current condition.

Condition Reporting: Take detailed "before and after" photos and complete digital condition checklists or forms.

Code Compliance Audits: Check properties for municipal or local code violations, damages, and safety hazards.

Property Securing and Maintenance

Securing Assets: Change locks, padlock gates, or board up broken windows and doors to prevent trespassing.

Debris Removal ("Trash-Outs"): Clear out personal property, trash, and abandoned items from the interior and exterior.

Yard Maintenance: Cut grass, trim overgrown shrubs, clear leaves, and perform basic landscaping.

Winterization: Drain plumbing systems and add antifreeze to prevent frozen or burst pipes during cold months.

Minor Repairs: Fix broken fixtures, patch holes, or repair damaged roofs and flooring

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