Condition and contents, recorded as the tenancy starts. Kaarr turns the inventory and check-in visit into a dated, photographed report in your agency's name.
The inventory is the reference point for the whole tenancy. It is what the check-out is compared against, and in a dispute over the deposit it is the evidence that shows what condition the property was in at the start.
A vague inventory helps nobody. A dated, photographed, room-by-room record protects the landlord, the tenant and the agent.
The inventory is the first of five tenancy reports. It is used again at the check-out, and in between a mid-tenancy inspection checks how the property is being kept.
The inventory is the record of the property's condition and contents. The check-in is the visit where the tenant receives the keys and the inventory is reviewed and agreed.
Dated photographs are the strongest evidence of condition. They are what an adjudicator looks at first if the deposit is disputed.
Yes. The app works offline and syncs when you are back online.
Everything later is measured against this record, so it needs to be specific and dated.
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