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Ultimate Tenancy Agreement Inventory: Simplify Property Handovers

Introducing the Ultimate Tenancy Agreement Inventory. Your solution to end deposit disputes and ensure smooth property handovers.

This comprehensive, customizable tool documents every detail of your property, from furnishings to pre-existing damage. Enjoy effortless record-keeping.  Invest in peace of mind and pave the way for stress-free tenancies. Secure your assets now with the simplest, most effective inventory solution.

£14.95

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Description

A landlord property inventory is an important document that both the landlord and their tenant should agree on prior to the commencement of the let. It is important that a landlord or their agent make a property inventory, to avoid potential disputes further down the line. 

What sorts of things should the inventory cover?

A landlord property inventory should cover everything included in the let, including any damage that may exist. It should also note any normal furnishings and fittings, to make the selection and preparation process much simpler and quicker. The document can be easily extended to include additional rooms and items of property. It is important that the tenant signs the document once both parties have agreed the content.

Below are some of the categories of items that should be included in a landlord property inventory:

• Appliances: Including ovens, microwaves, fridge-freezers, washing machines etc.

• Furniture: Describe the condition of all furniture in the property.

• Decoration: Is there any damage to the walls, flooring, carpets etc?

• Heating & Plumbing: Are all radiators, plumbing and water heating systems in working order?

• Electrical items: Note any electrical appliances and the condition of any wiring.

• Outdoor areas: Include any outbuildings, sheds, gardens and any other outdoor areas.

Having an up-to-date, accurate and agreed landlord property inventory is essential for both the landlord and their tenant.

Not only will it make the selection and preparation process simpler and quicker, but it can also help to avoid potential disputes further down the line. For a comprehensive, easy-to-use and customisable landlord property inventory, landlords and their agents should download a document today.