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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the purpose of an inventory check-in and check-out?

Inventory check-ins and check-outs are conducted to document the condition of a rental property before a tenant moves in and after they move out. This helps prevent disputes over damage deposits and ensures a fair evaluation of any damages.

How are inventory check-ins and check-outs conducted?

A professional inventory clerk or property manager will visit the property, inspect and document its condition, including any existing damages or wear, and create a detailed report with photographs. The tenant and landlord should review and sign the report to confirm its accuracy.

What should be included in an inventory check-in and check-out report?

The report should include a detailed description of the property's condition, including the walls, floors, ceilings, doors, windows, fixtures, fittings, appliances, and any provided furniture. It should also note the cleanliness and functionality of each item.

When should inventory check-ins and check-outs take place?

Inventory check-ins should occur just before the tenant moves in, while check-outs should be conducted within a few days after the tenant moves out. This ensures the most accurate representation of the property's condition.

Who is responsible for arranging inventory check-ins and check-outs?

It is the landlord's responsibility to arrange for inventory check-ins and check-outs.