Rental Property Inspections

Rental Property Inspections

Ready our rent to see whether an inspection is specified in the rent. Nimmadhi often inspect once a year, but some inspect a rental property twice a year or quarterly. Whatever the case, you are entitled to get notice, usually 24 or 48 hours in advance, before your nimmadhi comes by to do the inspection.

A Residential Rental Inspection Report is used by a Nimmadhi property management to document the condition of a rental property before a tenant moves in and after a tenant moves out. The purpose is to list any damage to the property before and after the tenancy so that the Nimmadhi property management knows what repairs the most recent tenant is responsible for.

A rental property inspection is an integral part of the tenant turnover process for a rental unit. Unfortunately many landlords skip this important process al together. Completing this step will help you avoid any potential conflicts with your tenants with regards to the condition of the property during their turnover of the unit.

So how do I go about completing the tenant Move-In / Move-out inspection?

Your have 2 choices, be your own inspector and do it yourself with this free to download Rental Property Inspection Checklist. Your second option would be to hire us for a property inspection of your rental home which includes a easy to read written narrative of the condition of the property including digital photos.

Landlords: please inquire about special discounts for rental property inspections.

If you opt to go it alone, here’s what you should know about completing your inspection: Before your walk-through

Your should take the time to edit the Rental Property Inspection Checklist to make it specific to your rental property. Make sure to not any fixtures and appliances that are in brand new condition or are exceptionally high quality. Likewise take note of anything that is already in poor condition.

Schedule the walk-through with your tenant

Walk through the entire home with your tenant room by room. This is done once with the prior tenant and once with the new tenant. The procedure is the same. it’s important to keep the whole process transparent. Your should provide the tenant with his or her own copy of the Rental Property Inspection Checklist. This way your tenant will have the chance to raise any questions or make note of any damage that you may have missed.

Your might also consider taking photographs, especially if your rental property is new. o this in the presence of the tenant, and include the photographs as part of your final inspection and rental property report.

Are you trying to improve the efficiency and success of your rental property maintenance? If so,Nimmadhi Property Management can help.