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John E Ceisel
  • Property Manager
  • San Diego, CA
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The 3 Rental Inspections

John E Ceisel
  • Property Manager
  • San Diego, CA
Posted

Hello BP!

The way my lease is structured, for the move-in/move-out inspection I have 3 phases:  

1-Move In

2-Pre-Move Out

3-Move Out

As far as legal obligation is concerned (California), the tenant must fill out and sign the move in inspection (1) and the landlord must offer the pre-move out inspection (2) to the tenant - which the tenant(s) can either accept or decline, correct?  

However, where my confusion comes in is with the "final" Move out inspection (3).  Can this be conducted solely by the landlord without offering the tenant to be present?  For whatever reason, my lease has a spot for the tenant(s) signature under the "final" move-out inspection which makes me question whether or not I need sign off from the tenant(s) based on what I log.  

Any feedback/insight is appreciated - thank you BP!

John

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