Landlords Between Tenants

An example

This is an illustration, not a customer story.

A landlord owns six single-family rentals. One tenant moves out at the end of the month. The house needs paint, a carpet cleaning and a new garbage disposal, and the landlord wants to show it while the work is going on.

1. Move-out day. After the walk-through, the landlord confirms the house is empty, takes the tenant’s keys back and photographs every room.
2. Lock up. The landlord takes out the front-door deadbolt, bags its parts, installs the InvinciBolt Lock following the install video, and locks it from outside. Every other door still opens from inside.
3. Work week. The painter and the carpet cleaner pick up the key from the landlord’s lockbox. Whoever arrives first unlocks the InvinciBolt Lock and holds the key while anyone is working. The last one out checks that the house is empty, relocks it and returns the key to the lockbox.
4. Showings. The listing’s showing instructions tell agents and applicants to unlock it first, keep the key while inside, and walk the whole house to confirm it is empty before relocking.
5. Move-in. The day before the new tenant moves in, the landlord removes the InvinciBolt Lock, patches the frame, puts the original deadbolt back (rekeyed) and keeps the lock for the next turnover.