Rental Home Inventory: Why It’s Crucial and How to Get Started
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by Sebastian Tiplea
1d ago
Rental Home Inventory: Why It’s Crucial and How to Get Started Introduction: In the hustle and bustle of daily life, it’s easy to overlook one crucial aspect of homeownership: maintaining a comprehensive home inventory. While it might seem like a tedious task, keeping track of your belongings can save you time, money, and stress in ..read more
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The Types of property inventories Required for rented homes
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by Sebastian Tiplea
1M ago
Inventory management reports should include: inventory (listing every item) and schedule of condition (detailing its condition) check-in (agreement of the inventory by the tenant) periodic visits (checking the tenant is meeting the tenancy agreement obligations) check-out and dilapidation reports (a report that determines change, damage, cleanliness, missing items, maintenance or general wear and tears ..read more
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What is a property inventory report and why use an independent inventory clerk
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by Sebastian Tiplea
1M ago
A Property Inventory Report, often referred to as an inventory or inventory check, is a detailed document that provides a comprehensive record of the condition and contents of a property at a specific point in time. It is commonly used in the context of residential tenancies, where landlords and tenants want to establish a clear ..read more
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What is a property inventory, how to book one for your rented property
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by Sebastian Tiplea
3M ago
A property inventory is a detailed and comprehensive record of the condition and contents of a rented property at a specific point in time, usually created at the start of every new tenancy. It typically includes a thorough description of the property’s fixtures, fittings, furniture and overall condition, as well as meter readings and smoke ..read more
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What should tenants expect in regards to their deposit after a 6 months tenancy
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by Sebastian Tiplea
3M ago
As a tenant entering into a 6-month lease agreement, it’s crucial to understand the expectations surrounding your tenancy deposit. A rental deposit is a sum of money paid by a tenant to a landlord at the beginning of a tenancy to cover any potential damages or unpaid rent. Here’s what tenants should expect regarding their ..read more
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Starting Your Own Holiday Letting Business: What You Need to Know
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by Sebastian Tiplea
11M ago
Holiday lets have become a popular investment option for real estate investors looking to diversify their portfolios and generate passive income. With the rise of platforms like Airbnb and VRBO, the demand for holiday lets continues to grow, making it an attractive option for entrepreneurs and investors alike. However, starting a holiday letting business can ..read more
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Property Inventory for Commercial Property Leases
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by Sebastian Tiplea
1y ago
A comprehensive inventory that details the content and conditions of the leased premises can offer numerous benefits, providing a solid foundation for a successful landlord-tenant relationship. Introduction: When it comes to leasing commercial properties, both landlords and tenants need to protect their interests and ensure a smooth and transparent leasing process. One essential tool that ..read more
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What are the pros & cons of being an inventory clerk – is it right for me?
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by Sebastian Tiplea
1y ago
So you’re thinking about becoming an inventory clerk? Perhaps you’d like to know what are the benefits and some things to consider before making that decision.  Let’s begin with addressing what an inventory clerk does to get a rough idea of what the job entails.  An inventory clerk is a third party usually appointed by ..read more
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6 Steps to Designing an Attractive Rental Property
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by Sebastian Tiplea
1y ago
You’re excited to list your new investment property on your local rental market, but before you find your first tenants, you have some work to put it. These tips from Trust Inventory will guide you through making repairs, designing your rental, and marketing the property to prospective tenants.  Take Care of Repairs As a landlord ..read more
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Do Tenants have to be present for their Home Check Out at the End of a Tenancy?
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by Sebastian Tiplea
1y ago
The short answer is no, tenants don’t have to be present at the Check Out of their property. The Check Out is the final inspection of a property and its content, this is usually taking place on the last day of the tenancy or a couple of days after the tenants have moved out. The ..read more
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