Your belongings - who I can turn them over to if you die or become incapacitated.Consumable replacement requirements.Smoking and what constitutes smoke.Pet requirements.Guest requirements.Liquid filled furnishings requirements.Condition and maintenance requirements.Pests.

I'll need a property manager because they'll be long distance. 

Some of us have rent deposits every month that belongs to the landlord but only get a security deposit one time that belongs to the tenant in the end. 

Now, if you are still working on the unit, then you might have the issue of stuff being "missing" or "damaged", so you might have to restrict placement if belongings to areas that won't be having work done.

On the phone, I walked them through the process of the last day - explaining that ALL of their belongings must be out BEFORE I come for the walk through, that we will review any potential damage together, and that they will not receive anything in writing or a check at that time, but that the refund will be mailed to them within 14 days.

Want to see if there any local investors who want to meet up Wednesday for Drinks? 

I spoke with agent and she is listing property that belongs to the government.She has the key and everything so she can go in.

Even if nobody there it is still better to take belongings out legally.

Upon the resident’s death, relatives often would request keys or access to the unit to retrieve personal belongings of the deceased.

Renters insurance only covers the renters belongings, not the landlords.