Check In Report
Rental property Check-In Reports combined with a full inventory report produced by a trained and qualified inventory clerk creates a report specific to a tenancy. The check-in inventory examines the property on the day that the tenancy agreement begins, noting the condition of furniture and fittings. Meter readings are noted and a photograph is taken to guarantee accuracy. The new tenants will be asked to sign for any keys that are passed over, and we walk tenants through the property, highlighting any issues with them. A Check-in inventory report provides a schedule of condition of the property and sets the standard at which the property should be maintained, and returned at the end of the tenancy.
If a landlord takes a deposit from his tenants in the UK then the landlord is required to lodge the deposit in a tenancy deposit scheme. This deposit does not belong to the landlord it belongs to the tenant. The landlord needs to protect his property assets by recording the condition of his property with an independent inventory clerk. This independency gives a fair and accurate view of the properties condition. An accurate report will detail in text and visually with photographs all imperfections that are already part of the property.
