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Rental apartment Inspection

Margharita Silva
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Hi everyone, 

I own a condo in NJ. Landlord for 3 years. I have been renting it to a tenant since last year and he wants to renew his lease for another year. He is a good tenant, paying always on time. I never had any complaints about him from the building management or any neighbors. He is always good with emails & texts and replies promptly and respectfully. I agree to renew his lease but i want to inspect the apartment to just make sure everything is ok. However, I don't know how to do this without giving him the impression that I might be suspecting of him of not treating the place right. I just want to be aware of the current state of the apartment. There isn't anything that needs fixing in the apartment as to my knowledge so how best is it to communicate or ask for an inspection? 

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