Moving Out Inspection Checklist For Landlords

Moving Checklist

Prepared by: [Your Name]

This detailed checklist is designed to cover essential aspects of property inspection, ensuring a comprehensive evaluation before tenants vacate. Utilize this tool to maintain property standards and address any potential issues promptly.

Tenant's name:

[Tenant's Name]

Property address:

[Property Name]

Date of inspection:

May 2, 2060

Inspection conducted by:

[Your Name]

Exterior:

  • Check the condition of the lawn and landscaping.

  • Inspect the exterior walls for any damage or marks.

  • Check the condition of the roof for any visible issues.

  • Examine the condition of windows and doors, including locks.

  • Check the mailbox for any damage.

I. Interior:

Walls:

  • Look for any holes, cracks, or damage.

  • Note any excessive scuff marks.

Floors:

  • Inspect carpets for stains or damage.

  • Check hardwood or other flooring for scratches or damage.

  • Examine tiles for any cracks or damage.

Windows and Blinds:

  • Check for broken or damaged window panes.

  • Inspect blinds for functionality and damage.

Doors:

  • Test all doors for proper function, including locks.

  • Check for any damage to doors or frames.

Appliances:

  • Test all appliances for proper function.

  • Check for cleanliness and any damage.

Kitchen:

  • Inspect cabinets for damage or excessive wear.

  • Check countertops for any damage.

  • Verify the condition of the sink and faucet.

Bathroom:

  • Inspect the condition of tiles and grout.

  • Check the sink, toilet, and bathtub/shower for damage.

  • Test the functionality of faucets and plumbing.

Light Fixtures:

  • Test all light fixtures and replace any burned-out bulbs.

  • Check for any damage to light fixtures or covers.

Electrical Outlets and Switches:

  • Test all outlets and switches for functionality.

  • Check for any damage or exposed wiring.

Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) System:

  • Test the heating and cooling systems for proper function.

  • Replace air filters if necessary.

Smoke Detectors and Carbon Monoxide Detectors:

  • Test all detectors to ensure they are working.

  • Replace batteries if needed.

II. Cleaning:

  • Ensure the property is cleaned to a similar standard as when the tenant moved in.

Pay special attention to:

  • Floors (carpets, hardwood, tiles)

  • Kitchen appliances and surfaces

  • Bathroom fixtures and surfaces

  • Windows and blinds

III. Final Steps:

  • Collect all keys and access devices from the tenant.

  • Provide the tenant with a copy of the completed checklist and discuss any potential deductions from the security deposit.

Additional Notes and Reminders:

  • Update property management records after tenant move-out

  • Always remain professional to maintain a positive landlord-tenant relationship

  • Adjust rental guidelines as necessary based on inspection findings

By conscientiously reviewing each criterion outlined in the Moving Out Inspection Checklist for Landlords, you're not just conducting an inspection; you're upholding property standards. Trust in this checklist to guide you through a thorough evaluation, reflecting our commitment to excellence in property management.

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