As others have said, request a walk-through with the landlord prior to move-out.Commonly overlooked spots: damage behind doors, kitchen cupboards not wiped clean and occasionally items left in the deep reaches of the cupboards, refrigerator seal folds not clean, window tracks not clean, stove top dirty underneath (most lift up), range bottom drawer dirty and/or items left inside, door stoppers missing, loose towel rods, dusty light fixtures, plumbing fixtures not entirely clean, outside lights and mailbox dirty, tops of door trim and tops of baseboard dirty, light switches dirty, refrigerator drip pan dirty and back of refrigerator dusty.BTW, to clean the range burner bowls, soak them overnight in ammonia and then scrub.

I was considering putting up curtain rods with some inexpensive white curtains.

If you have any rod hole leaks, hydraulic cement works great for those.

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@Brittnie Stewart Absolutely start with @J Scott 's suggestion of identifying someone knowledgeable within that particular market.

Seems they wreck a set a doors a year per unit.I also encounter a lot of Holes in wallsTowel rods or similar items ripped off the wallTenants that due not know how to use the ceiling fan, thermostat and other control related items.

Otherwise you get people putting holes in the walls or trim for curtain rods or installing their own blinds that you have to patch later...not worth it.

April Stewart who is a Paralegal that specializes in the Landlord Tenant Board.

You can soak up these podcasts and listen over and over until you can understand some of the real benefits to owning MF in buildings of 50+Lifetime Cashflow through Real Estate with Rod Khleif I like his podcast for a lot of the same reasons as OL Capital but wish he talked less about himself and a more about the deals his guests have done.

I agree with Rod.