See What’s Happening at Your Rental—Before Small Problems Become Expensive Ones.
000 Property conducts organized visual inspections of accessible areas, documents property condition with photographs, identifies visible concerns, and gives owners a clear report with recommended next steps.
“Is my property being cared for, is anything quietly getting worse, and what should I do next?”
A Signed Lease Does Not Tell You the Property’s Current Condition.
Months can pass between move-in and move-out. During that time, a small leak, deteriorating caulk, damaged flooring, deferred yard care, or another visible issue can become more expensive if nobody sees it. A documented inspection gives you a current snapshot instead of relying on assumptions.
- 01Identify visible maintenance concerns earlier.
- 02Document condition while the tenancy is active.
- 03Make informed repair, renewal, and property-planning decisions.
Scheduled, Documented, and Clearly Reported
Our process respects the resident’s occupancy while giving the owner useful, organized information about visible property conditions.
Inspection Scheduled
A practical inspection date is selected and access is coordinated.
Resident Notified
Advance notice is provided in accordance with the lease and applicable Arizona requirements.
Accessible Areas Reviewed
A visual property-management review is completed inside and outside where accessible.
Conditions Photographed
Images document visible conditions and areas that may require attention.
Report Prepared
Photographs and observations are organized into a readable digital inspection report.
Owner Receives Findings
The report and appropriate recommendations are delivered through the owner system.
Annual Oversight—with Additional Inspections When You Need Them
Every owner has a different risk tolerance. The annual inspection creates a consistent condition checkpoint, while additional inspections let you respond to specific events or concerns.
Annual Property Inspection
$75One comprehensive annual visual inspection helps owners monitor accessible interior and exterior areas during the tenancy.
- Condition photographs
- Written inspection report
- Visible maintenance and lease observations
Owner-Requested Inspection
$75Request another inspection when an event, concern, or investment decision calls for a more current condition record.
- Available throughout the year
- Same organized reporting approach
- Useful before major property decisions
What We Look At During the Inspection
We visually review accessible areas for observable property conditions, maintenance needs, and apparent lease-related concerns. The review is practical and property-management focused.
Exterior
Ground-visible roof condition, paint, walls, windows, doors, landscaping, fencing, gates, and driveway.
Interior
Walls, ceilings, flooring, doors, windows, general cleanliness, and visible lease-compliance concerns.
Kitchen
Cabinets, counters, sink, faucet, visible appliance condition, and observable signs of leakage.
Bathrooms
Toilets, sinks, tubs, showers, caulking, ventilation, and visible moisture or water concerns.
HVAC Indicators
Thermostat, air filter, visible system condition, and apparent airflow at the time of inspection.
Visible Safety Concerns
Observable trip, plumbing, electrical, moisture, detector, or other apparent safety-related concerns.
This Is a Visual Management Inspection—not a Certified Technical Inspection.
A property-management inspection can identify visible warning signs, but it cannot diagnose concealed defects or replace evaluation by the appropriate specialist.
- Certified home inspector
- Engineer or architect
- Licensed HVAC professional
- Licensed plumber
- Licensed electrician
- Roofing professional
- Environmental specialist
- Mold professional
A Report You Can Understand and Act On
The goal is not to bury you in photographs. It is to create an organized condition record that separates routine observations from items that may deserve attention.
When appropriate, findings can be carried into the maintenance workflow so estimates, repair coordination, and follow-up do not become disconnected from the original inspection.
Use Inspections at Important Decision Points
The annual review is a useful baseline. Additional inspections can provide timely information when circumstances change.
Before Extending the Lease
Review visible condition and apparent compliance concerns before making a new commitment.
After a Significant Repair
Document accessible conditions or follow up on a recurring property concern.
During a Long Tenancy
Create a current condition checkpoint when a resident has occupied the property for an extended period.
After a Major Storm
Look for visible exterior or accessible interior conditions that may warrant specialist attention.
Before Preparing to Sell
Gain a practical overview of visible condition before planning repairs or market preparation.
When You Need Current Photos
Obtain additional documentation when a specific concern or investment decision requires it.
What Happens When We See a Problem?
An inspection is valuable only if the information leads to an appropriate decision.
The Condition Is Recorded
Available photographs and written observations establish what was visible during the inspection.
The Owner Receives Context
Relevant findings and suggested next steps are presented in an organized report.
Follow-Up Is Considered
With owner direction—or sooner when permitted for an emergency—appropriate vendor or specialist evaluation can be coordinated.
Important Inspection Information
Inspections are visual property-management observations of accessible areas and reflect conditions visible at a particular time. They are not warranties, guarantees, code inspections, or substitutes for certified home, engineering, roof, pool, pest, environmental, mold, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, or other specialized inspections. Concealed defects and conditions in inaccessible or obstructed areas may not be identified. Photographs, observations, access, and report contents may vary by property and circumstances. Follow-up testing or evaluation by a qualified professional may be recommended.
Know More About Your Rental Than Whether the Rent Arrived.
Let 000 Property provide organized visual inspections, condition photographs, clear reporting, and practical next-step coordination for your Gilbert rental property.
Frequently Asked Questions
Here are answers to common questions about inspection frequency, pricing, resident notice, photographs, reports, and follow-up recommendations.
• How often do you inspect my property?
We perform one comprehensive visual interior and exterior property inspection each year for $75. We also conduct periodic drive-by exterior observations at no additional cost. These observations document visible conditions from public areas, such as landscaping, yard condition, exterior appearance, and other concerns that may be seen without entering the property. Drive-by observations are limited in scope and are not substitutes for a full property inspection. Owners may request additional comprehensive inspections for $75 each.
