Wood shake roofs have "open roof sheathing," which means that air can move through them.


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1. What is the term used to describe the type of roof sheathing found in wood shake roofs?
2. What is the benefit of having open roof sheathing in wood shake roofs?
3. What type of roofs have open roof sheathing?
4. How does air move through wood shake roofs?
5. What is the purpose of open roof sheathing in wood shake roofs?
6. Where can one find the CA Real Estate Fact Sheets Set 02?
7. What topic is covered in the CA Real Estate Fact Sheets Set 02?
8. What is the focus of the document "Property Maintenance"?
9. What are the benefits of wood shake roofs?

The metal sheeting along the edge of the roof and around the "exhaust pipes" that stick out from the roof is called "flashing".


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1. What is the purpose of flashing in real estate?
2. Where is flashing typically installed on a roof?
3. What material is flashing made of?
4. What is the function of flashing around exhaust pipes on a roof?
5. How does flashing help secure a roof from damage?
6. What is the term for the metal sheeting along the edge of a roof?
7. What are some common areas on a roof where flashing is installed?
8. What is the significance of flashing in property maintenance?
9. How does flashing contribute to the overall maintenance of a property?

"Corrective maintenance" is done when something in a property that makes money, like a machine, is not working properly. "Deferred maintenance" is when people put off doing maintenance. "Preventive maintenance" is when maintenance is done before something breaks.


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1. What is the purpose of corrective maintenance in real estate?
2. How is deferred maintenance defined in the context of real estate?
3. What is the main objective of preventive maintenance in real estate?
4. When is corrective maintenance typically performed in real estate?
5. How is deferred maintenance different from preventive maintenance in real estate?
6. What is the consequence of putting off maintenance in real estate?
7. What is the focus of proactive maintenance in real estate?
8. How does preventive maintenance contribute to preventing breakdowns in real estate?
9. What is the significance of proactive maintenance in real estate?
10. What are the benefits of proactive maintenance in real estate?

Electricians often "install conduits" as part of their job. Conduits are used to route electrical wiring.


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1. What is the purpose of conduits in electrical installation projects?
2. Who typically installs conduits in electrical installation projects?
3. What are conduits used for in relation to electrical wiring?
4. What is the role of electricians in installing conduits?
5. What is the function of conduits in property maintenance?
8. How are conduits used to route electrical wiring?
9. What is the significance of conduits in electrical installation projects?

The "owner" of an apartment building is the one who is "ultimately responsible" for making sure the building is inspected and maintained, even if they hire someone else (like a "property manager" or "resident manager") to do the work.


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1. Who is ultimately responsible for the maintenance of an apartment building?
2. Can an apartment building owner delegate the responsibility of maintenance to someone else?
3. What is the role of a property manager in maintaining an apartment building?
4. Is the owner of an apartment building legally obligated to ensure the building is inspected and maintained?
5. Can a resident manager be held responsible for the maintenance of an apartment building?
6. Is it common for apartment building owners to hire property managers for maintenance tasks?
7. Can an apartment building owner be held legally accountable for neglecting maintenance duties?
8. Is the responsibility for maintaining an apartment building solely on the owner, or can it be shared with others?

A "soil pipe" is a type of "sewer pipe".


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1. What is a soil pipe?
2. What is the relationship between a soil pipe and a sewer pipe?
3. What is the purpose of a sewer pipe?
4. Are soil pipes commonly used in property maintenance?
5. Are soil pipes regulated by real estate laws in California?
6. What are some key considerations for maintaining soil pipes?
7. How does understanding soil pipes relate to property maintenance?