Landlord Inventory
& Condition Report
Protect your property and avoid deposit disputes with a professional inventory and condition report, carried out by an experienced inspector.
If you're letting out a property, a professional inventory and condition report is essential to protect both landlords and tenants.
An inventory is a detailed record of the property's condition at the start of a tenancy. It includes written descriptions and photographic evidence of fixtures, fittings, and overall condition. This document is crucial in avoiding disputes at the end of a tenancy and provides clear evidence if any damage or changes occur.
Landlord Inventory: The Basics
Who Pays?
Typically arranged and paid for by the landlord or letting agent before the tenancy begins.
When Is It Done?
Before tenant move-in (check-in) and optionally at check-out for comparison.
What's Included?
- Detailed written report
- Photographic evidence
- Condition of walls, floors, fixtures, and contents
- Meter readings (where applicable)
Why Is It Important?
Without an inventory, it can be difficult to prove damage or claim deductions from a deposit.
Inventory vs. Surveys
They serve completely different purposes, but both are important depending on your situation.
When Should You Get an Inventory?
- Letting a property to new tenants
- Managing multiple rental properties
- Wanting clear, professional documentation
- Protecting against deposit disputes
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