Don’t EVER Do This ❌ | Big Mistake Homeowners Make!💀

So, we’ve got a problem — the homeowner gave the tenant every single copy of the keys. 😬
Now we can’t access the property. No inspection. No maintenance check. No verification of condition.

Here’s the reality:
When a tenant has every copy of the keys, the homeowner and property manager lose control of the property.
That’s a major risk for liability, security, and compliance.

⚠️ Here’s what happens when you give up all the keys:

You can’t legally or safely access the home for inspections 🔍

You can’t verify property condition after storms or maintenance calls ⚒️

You can’t protect the homeowner’s investment 🔒

You risk delays in eviction or repossession if something goes wrong

✅ Next Steps (What We’ll Do):
1️⃣ Contact the tenant to arrange a supervised access appointment
2️⃣ If they don’t comply, proceed with formal notice of entry per state law
3️⃣ If still denied, move toward legal remedies for property access
4️⃣ Re-key the property once proper access is reestablished

At DoorFuel Property Management, we always recommend:
💡 Homeowner retains at least one key set, property manager holds the master, tenant gets one copy.

That’s how you stay protected, professional, and prepared.
Because when you give away every key — you give away control.

Let’s Get To Work. 🔑💪

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