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Property Inspection Reports are an important part of any successful tenancy. myRent has developed two different property inspection reports - a more detailed one to use at the beginning (and end) of a tenancy, and a less detailed one to use during interim inspections.
Download the Initial Property Inspection Report
This report is more detailed and asks you to record all parts of the rental property. You should use this report at the beginning (and end) of the tenancy to provide a comprehensive record of the condition of the property.
Download the Interim Property Inspection Report
This report is less detailed and asks you to record changes in the condition of the rental property since the last inspection. It is easier and quicker to complete than the initial report. You should use this report for inspections during the term of the tenancy after you have conducted a comprehensive initial report.
There are several benefits to using our property inspection reports:
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