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Rental Inspection Checklist - AF
www.housing.af.milRental Inspection Checklist Complete this inventory checklist as soon as you sign the lease. Do not move anything into your apartment till after you have filled this out.
MOVE-IN/MOVE-OUT ITEMIZED STATEMENT
www.griswoldremgmt.comInitial Inspection. Living Room Move-in Inspection (Residents option) Final Inspection Walls Ceiling Doors Windows Screens Window coverings Floor Closet Electric fixtures Light bulbs Fireplace 1st Bedroom Walls Ceiling Windows
MOVE IN / MOVE OUT INSPECTION - …
www.realtydrive.comMOVE IN N S O Comments MOVE OUT S O D Comments Garage/Parking Garage Door Other Door(s) Driveway/Floor Cabinets/Counters Light Fixtures Switches/Outlets
RESIDENTIAL REMOVAL CHECKLIST - EEZI
www.eezi.co.zaPage 3 of 5 Eezi Move - Residential Checklist and make sure you move this box yourself on the day of the move. Do not put these important documents into storage.
Tenant Move-Out Packet & Cleaning Checklist
www.duboisrentals.comDear Tenants, We know you are anxious to leave for summer break! Before you do, please take care of the following items to prepare your rental property for move-out.
REAC Inspection Checklist
www.hud.govREAC Inspection Checklist January 2016 Page 3 of 3 ⃝ii. If a list of units is provide, inspector will advise POA (and POA’s staff) not to go in front of inspector to selected units to make any repairs unless it
MOVING HOUSE Call us on CHECKLIST 1300 850 …
www.onthemove.com.auphone 1300 850 360 fax 1300 661 160 email sales@onthemove.com.au web www.onthemove.com.au 4 WEEKS BEFORE MOVING HOUSE Start collecting boxes and any packing materials you may need. Notify your Real Estate Agent/landlord of your leave date and arrange to settle any outstanding bills.
TENANT'S MOVE IN AND OUT CONDITION CHECK …
landlord.comLandlord and Tenant acknowledge that video and or photos (digital or otherwise) have been taken of the premises condition and that the landlord …
INSPECTION REPORTS - Alberta
www.servicealberta.gov.ab.ca31 A landlord can deduct for such things as obvious dirt, soil, etc., as long as the inspection reports were completed according to the RTA. Cleaning up foreign material is not considered a deduction for normal wear and tear.