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What is an Inventory?

Definition: A detailed document that records the condition and contents of a rental property at the start of a tenancy.

Milly Turner
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About Inventory

An inventory is a detailed document that records the condition and contents of a rental property at the start of a tenancy. It typically includes descriptions of walls, floors, fixtures, fittings, and any furniture provided, often accompanied by photographic evidence.

For HMO landlords, a comprehensive inventory is indispensable for protecting their investment. It serves as crucial evidence in case of disputes over damages or cleanliness at the end of a tenancy, particularly when dealing with multiple tenants.

Regular updates and thorough checks at both check-in and check-out are vital. Both landlord (or agent) and tenant should sign the inventory to acknowledge its accuracy, providing a clear baseline for assessing any changes during the tenancy.

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