As BreAnn Stephenson explains, there are a number of different ways a fire can start in a home, especially depending on the status of the home. A vacant property might be more likely to have arsen where as an occupied home could be from a cooking fire to unattended candle. It’s important to be aware and have safe practices in place by yourself, your contractors, and your tenants. Provide your tenants with education on preventing fires. In addition, make sure there’s functional smoke detectors and fire extinguishers in the home. While fires aren’t completely avoidable, there’s strategies to help prevent them from happening and in turn, protecting your investment.
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