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What are the standard things you do when a tenant moves out?
I've handled this situation a few times, but I'm looking to up my game.
Do youhave a checklist of the standard things you do that you could share? (I have a move in checklist if anyone is interested)
Do you meet them to take return of the keys? (or since you're goign to be changing the locks, do you not get the keys at all?)
Utilities?
CLeaning? Do you have them handle it or do it yourself and take it out of the deposit?
What are some things you typically have their deposit pay for? (carpet cleaning? maid service to give it an amazing once over for the next tenant?)
What are your best suggestions? I'd love to hear them and hopefully we can call learn and get better in the process!