Document your property's condition — protect the deposit, and avoid disputes when a tenant moves in or out.
A property inspection is a simple walkthrough that records the exact condition of a rental — with photos and notes — at the start and end of a tenancy. Both the property manager and the tenant agree on what's recorded, so there's a clear, shared reference if any question ever comes up about damage or the security deposit.
No more relying on memory or guesswork months later — just a documented record both sides can point back to.
A visual record of every room's real condition.
Anything a photo alone doesn't fully capture.
Owner and tenant sign off — no one-sided record.
An inspection isn't a one-time thing — it's the same record, checked twice, so the two sides can actually be compared.
Done before the tenant moves in. It records the property's condition up front, so any pre-existing issues are noted from day one — and the tenant is never unfairly blamed for damage that was already there.
Done when the tenant leaves. It's compared against the move-in record to clearly separate new damage from normal wear and tear, so the security deposit gets settled fairly for both sides.