When it comes down you get moisture inside the lockbox. The temperature goes up, the temperature comes down. You know it’s March out here in the City of Toronto and there are a lot of temperature fluctuations. I’d also like to show you an example of what happens when a lockbox freezes. That way you’ll always know it’s mine and you can see it from a distance. In the video you’ll even see an example of a lockbox within a plastic bag.
Today in this video, I’m going to be installing one of my own lockboxes, I’m going to show you what I do to keep it looking unique and I’m going to show you what you can do in the case of having a lockbox stick.įirst thing you want to do is identify your own lockbox, you can put your card on the back of it, you can put your name on it, you can paint it a funny colour.
Once he has the code he can show you into the property or he can show a prospective buyer your property.Īs you can see in the video there are lots and lots of locboxes out here and one of the biggest joys that I have as a real estate agent is the constant game of hide and go seek that you need to find the lockbox that you need for the unit that you want to get into. He calls ahead, he books an appointment and he’s given the code. Your real estate agent wants to show your property for sale, or he wants to show you a property that you might buy. Some skateboarding hooligans can’t come buy, take your key out and have a drug fuelled sex orgy in your house. These lockboxes are for real estate agents, their not for the general public. When you’re selling a condo you generally put your lockbox outside. It’s too damned cold out here to be fiddlin’ around with it in the middle of Winter This time of year the temperature goes up and down a lot, you get moisture in the lockbox and you can’t open it. Here I am in the centre of Toronto, in the middle of March and it’s really, really cold out and this brings me to a problem I’ve had a few times over the past weeks and that’s with frozen lockboxes.
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