Tuesday, 14 April 2020

The Importance Of Photographs When Taking Inventory


There seems to be a certain amount of confusion in some quarters about the terminology used to describe the recording of a property’s contents, cleanliness, and condition according to the Tenancy Deposit Scheme. It says that alternative expressions such as “schedule of condition” are sometimes used.

According to its’ own website, inventory consists of recording the cleanliness and condition of a property with clearly defined description glossaries, accompanied by any fixtures, fittings, contents and decoration, and with relevant meter readings (the ‘inventory’), immediately before the tenancy starts.


Check-in report consists of getting the tenant’s agreement to the report, which is often done by visiting the property with the tenant or alternatively giving the tenant the chance to provide feedback remotely and agree on the contents, usually within a period of 7 days.

The check-out report is recording the condition and cleanliness of the property when the tenancy ends in order to identify what has changed.
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