Property Management
What is deferred maintenance and why does it matter to property investors?
AMaintenance scheduled for a future date
BAccumulated repairs that have been postponed, reducing property value and potentially causing larger problems✓ Correct
CMaintenance done by tenants instead of the landlord
DMaintenance financed through a loan
Explanation
Deferred maintenance is routine upkeep that has been postponed. It often indicates poor management, can accelerate building deterioration, reduce rental income, and cause larger repair costs. Appraisers and investors account for it in valuations.
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