A clear end-of-tenancy comparison
End-of-tenancy check-out reports
A check-out report compares the property at the end of the tenancy with the original inventory, recording relevant changes in condition and cleanliness.
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The original inventory provides the starting reference. At check-out, the property's condition and cleanliness are inspected again and changes are recorded.
Written observations and photographic evidence make the comparison easier for landlords, agents and tenants to understand.
Independent evidence
A check-out report provides an impartial record of what was observed at the end of the tenancy.
It can help all parties discuss any differences with a clearer factual reference and distinguish changes from fair wear and tear.
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What is checked at the end of a tenancy?
The property is compared with the original inventory and relevant changes in condition, cleanliness or contents are recorded.
Why is the original inventory important?
It provides the starting reference against which the property's end-of-tenancy condition can be compared.
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