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Liran Koren
  • Property Manager
  • 950 Peninsula Corporate Cir 1013 Boca Raton, FL 33487 United States
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What should a tenant do before moving in?

Liran Koren
  • Property Manager
  • 950 Peninsula Corporate Cir 1013 Boca Raton, FL 33487 United States
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Moving a new tenant into your property can be stressful for both the tenant and the landlord. Having a checklist of items that should be addressed before a tenant arrives can help make the transition easier and ensure you don't miss an important step. Here are ten things you should address before moving to a new tenant in your rental.

1. Repair Any Damage or Health and Safety Issues
2. Clean the Property
3. Look for Issues With Heat, Plumbing, or Electrical
4. Review and Sign Lease With Tenant
5. Collect First Month’s Rent and Security Deposit
6. Have Necessary Property Inspections Completed
7. Change Locks
8. Go Through the Move-In Checklist
9. Provide Tenant With Your Contact Information
10. Go Through Any Specific Tenant Requests or Conditions

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