This post was written for SafeWise by Stephen Fox from Advantage Pointe Properties.
Aside from providing shelter to your tenants, your rental property should keep your renters, as well as their belongings, fully secured. This means that, as a property manager, you need to offer optimal protection against break-ins, burglaries, and other events that might harm those who rent your property. By protecting your rental property, your renter's satisfaction and security will dramatically improve, assuring you that they'll rent from you for a long time.