Exterior Inspection:

• Check the condition of the roof for any signs of damage or leaks.

• Inspect the siding, windows, and doors for cracks, rot, or gaps.

• Assess the condition of the landscaping, including lawn care, trees, and shrubs.

• Check for proper drainage and gutter maintenance to prevent water damage.

Interior Inspection:

• Inspect all walls, ceilings, and floors for cracks, stains, or signs of water damage.

• Test all light switches, outlets, and fixtures to ensure they are functioning properly.

• Check for any signs of pest infestation, including droppings or nests.

• Test smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors to ensure they are in working order.

• Inspect the HVAC system, including filters, vents, and thermostat functionality.

• Check the plumbing system for leaks, drips, or water pressure issues.

• Test all appliances provided with the rental for proper functioning.

Safety and Accessibility:

• Ensure that all staircases, handrails, and balconies are secure and meet safety standards.

• Check for adequate lighting in all rooms, hallways, and exterior areas.

• Verify that all doors and windows have functioning locks for security.

• Assess accessibility features for elderly or disabled tenants, such as ramps or grab bars.

Cleanliness and Maintenance:

• Inspect the cleanliness of the property, including carpets, walls, and appliances.

• Check for any signs of mold or mildew growth and address promptly.

• Assess the condition of any furnished items, such as furniture or kitchenware, provided by the landlord.

• Verify that all essential utilities, such as water, electricity, and gas, are connected and working correctly.

Documentation:

• Document any issues discovered during the inspection with photos and detailed notes.

• Provide a copy of the inspection report to the landlord and tenant for transparency.

• Schedule any necessary repairs or maintenance tasks promptly to address any concerns.