SNOWBIRD PATROL, LLC

Your Treasure Coast Home Checkers

Serving - Martin County / Port St. Lucie

772-284-7961

LANDLORDS:

Single Family Residences – Condos – Mobile Homes – Rentals

Note to absentee owners and landlords:

More than 90% of illegal drug activities are conducted in rental properties.  Your property!  Frankly, many tenants do not care about your property at all.  Why not have your lease include a “once-every-month” or as you wish, professional evaluation on your behalf?  It could save you time and money in repairs, yard care and remediation costs.

Many communities now have the power to physically close down a property after a major drug bust, and it will stay that way until a new occupancy permit is obtained.  You could lose thousands in missed revenue and pay thousands for repairs.  Some property owners have paid over $50,000 for structural repairs, electrical or plumbing repairs, and other costs related to bring the property up to livable standards – repainting walls, new carpets, etc.

I am professionally trained and will inspect your rental or investment property on a scheduled basis.  Inspection includes visual observation of the property, inside and out; visual check of plumbing, heating and electrical systems to determine faults or abuse; physical damage to property; safety concerns such as smoke detectors, hand rails and other features that could impact your liability and your investment.

We will document areas of concern and suggested repairs or action required.

If you have concerns or suspicions about your tenants, let us visit the property and report directly to you.

$75.00 per visit includes a written e-mail report.

Our mandate is to visit the property and observe and report on conditions that could affect the health, safety, security and mechanical aspects of the property.  If illegal activities are noticed or suspected, we will notify you so you can react as needed.  We are not property managers and do not screen tenants or collect rent.  Due to variations in municipal laws, we cannot comment on code compliance issues.