Dallas, Texas

Code Compliance
Multi-Tenant Inspection & Response

Passing a Multi-Tenant Inspection

Administrative Failure:

An administrative failure is a graded inspection in which the property scores lower than 85 only because of failure to produce or display the below required documentation:

  • Permits for any work in progress at time of inspection
  • Certificate of Occupancy
  • Swimming Pool Permit
  • Master Meter Notice
  • Crime Free Addendum
  • Valid Multi-Tenant Registration Certificate

Exterior Inspection:

The exterior of a property comprises 60% of its score. A score of 60 points will be earned if there are no violations. The below violations will result in reductions:

  • Sign Violations
  • Dead Tree/Branches
  • High Weeds
  • Litter
  • Graffiti
  • Parking Lot
  • Junk Motor Vehicles
  • Fencing
  • Crime Watch Attendance
  • Foundation/Cross Vents
  • Roof/Chimney
  • Windows/Doors
  • Decayed/Exposed Wood
  • Stairs/Balconies
  • Unsound Walkways/Landings
  • Unsound Rails
  • Holes/Cracks in Walls
  • Insufficient Security Lighting
  • No Building/Unit Numbers
  • Open Storage

*Any Life Hazard (sewage discharge, pool safety, exposed wiring, open and vacant units, etc.) found on the property at the time of inspection will result in a score of zero for the property.

Interior Inspection:

The interior of a property comprises an average of 40% of its score. A score of 40 points will be earned if there are no violations. The following violations will result in reductions:

  • Holes/Cracks in Walls
  • Insect/Rodent Infestation
  • Weather/Water Tight
  • No Hot Water (minimum 120˚ F)
  • Security Devices on Door
  • Exposed Electrical (automatic failure)
  • T&P Valve
  • Inoperable A/C
  • Sub-flooring
  • Plumbing Fixtures
  • Leaks/Pipes/Faucets
  • No Heat
  • Smoke Alarm (automatic failure)
  • Overcrowding

 

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