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Move in Move out Form

Kenneth Garrett
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Good Morning BPers

I'm looking to improve my checklist for move in and move out purposes.  Anyone have one they truly like. 

Appreciate any help. 

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    I use ezLandlordforms.com  ezlandlordforms for my leases and included in it is a "move-in / move-out" form. It's usually part of the lease, but you can download it as a separate document. Type "move in" in the search box to get to it quickly.

    You have to create an account to get into the site, and once you do, I believe the form can be downloaded for free. You only pay if you use the site to create leases, which is state specific.

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