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  • Small Multifamily Landlord Ops Explained main episode for 2026-07-17
    2026/08/21
    In this episode, we break down the essential operations for running a 2- to 4-unit building without losing cash flow to slow turnovers or surprise repairs. Learn how to create a repeatable move-out-to-move-in sequence that respects local notice rules while shortening vacancies. Discover a simple triage system to prioritize maintenance calls by risk level, using three quick tenant questions to decide same-day versus scheduled service. We also cover selecting trusted vendors, documenting every job to reveal patterns, encouraging tenants to handle minor fixes first, and separating emergency funds from routine maintenance in your budget.

    Key takeaways:
    - Build a written turnover checklist to protect income during busy periods
    - Rank repairs by water, gas, electricity, or shared-area impact for faster decisions
    - Track calls, categories, costs, and vendors to improve screening and vendor choices over time
    - Set aside monthly emergency reserves so urgent work never disrupts rent collection
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  • Navigate Optimize 2-20 Unit Ops: Turnover Leases RUBS Maintenance Triage
    2026/07/11
    In this episode, we break down the core operations that keep 2–20 unit buildings running smoothly—leases, turnover, RUBS, and maintenance triage—without relying on BRRRR strategies or syndication. Learn how a clear sequence of preventive steps replaces reactive firefighting, cutting vacancy days, controlling costs, and reducing follow-up headaches for accidental landlords and small operators alike.

    Key takeaways:
    - Start turnover the day keys return with a three-group checklist that separates tenant charges, normal wear and tear, and upgrades while scheduling cleaning and repairs immediately.
    - Add one targeted paragraph to your lease that outlines the move-out inspection process and timelines to set expectations and minimize surprises.
    - Use a simple three-question triage form for every service request to sort safety issues, multi-unit problems, and routine items without extra staff.
    - Review twelve months of utility bills, test a basic RUBS allocation on paper, and preview sample charges with tenants to ensure smooth adoption and timely payments.

    These low-tech systems leverage tools you already have to create calmer weeks and stronger cash flow.

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