Home Rental Inspection Guide

This Home Rental Inspection Checklist serves as a vital tool for landlords and tenants to assess the condition of a rental property before move-in and upon move-out. By systematically evaluating various aspects of the property, both parties can ensure clarity and accountability regarding the property's condition.

Instructions: For each item on the checklist, mark the checkbox if it passes inspection. Note any issues discovered and discuss them with the landlord or property manager for resolution. Ensure thorough documentation of the inspection process for future reference.

Exterior:

• Roof condition (no leaks or damage)

• Siding and paint condition

• Windows and doors (secure, functional, no drafts)

• Driveway and sidewalks (no cracks or hazards)

Interior:

• Walls and ceilings (no cracks, stains, or signs of water damage)

• Flooring (no loose tiles, worn carpeting, or squeaky floorboards)

• Doors and windows (operate smoothly, secure locks)

• Electrical outlets and switches (properly functioning)

• Plumbing (no leaks, adequate water pressure, functioning fixtures)

Kitchen:

• Appliances (in working order: stove, refrigerator, dishwasher)

• Cabinets and countertops (no damage, properly installed)

• Sink and faucet (no leaks, proper drainage)

Bathroom:

• Toilet (flushes properly, no leaks)

• Sink and faucet (no leaks, proper drainage)

• Shower or bathtub (properly sealed, no leaks)

Safety Features:

• Smoke detectors (properly installed, functioning batteries)

• Carbon monoxide detectors (properly installed, functioning batteries)

• Fire extinguisher (accessible, charged)

General Maintenance:

• HVAC system (properly functioning, clean filters)

• Water heater (no leaks, functioning properly)

• Pest control (no signs of infestation)

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