Hi Prospects & Friends,
I wanted to touch up on understanding how important it is in leaving your apartment in a clean condition, if not going renew. When you do your move-in walk-thru with the property manager/landlord they show you the property in its move-in clean condition, and then ask you to fill out the "Inventory & Condition" form. You're responsible for making any notes on this form about the apartment units current condition you will be leasing, and getting it back to them immediately signed and dated. If you decide to not renew, it would be a wise move to go ahead and restore you're apartment unit back in it's condition it was in when you moved in it which was clean. Doing this will prevent you from being held liable from any damages that the property manager/landlord may notice that weren't listed when you filled out the form when moved-in. Understand this real estate tip, and it will continue to help you along the many journey's you may have when deciding to rent an apartment. So remember your check list when moving out as:
- Remember to understand what you wrote on the "Inventory & Condition" form when moved-in will be used against you when move out by the property manager/landlord, so fill out wisely, since they will be comparing their move out notes against your move in notes.
- Make sure to clean apartment & restore back to it's original form.
- Return the keys, and head to your next apartment if that's what you've chosen to rent again.
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