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Updated almost 7 years ago,

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Bob Drew
  • schaumburg, IL
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Condition of the Rental Property

Bob Drew
  • schaumburg, IL
Posted

I am a newbie landlord and am renting out my first property. Had a showing yesterday and the lady noticed a loose cabinet door in the kitchen and stain

on a small portion of the ceiling. She wanted to make sure that she wouldn't be charged for it when the lease ends. How do I legally document

the current state of the house (I have made several upgrades such as granite countertops, refinished hardwood etc) and protect both of us when the lease

expires and I have to refund the deposit?

Thanks in advance

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