Landlord Inventory Form: Fill & Download for Free

Document document documentsend your 30 day notice with your last months rent and request a date to do the final walkthrough with the condition and inventory form you filled out at the beginning of your lease. If your land lord did not have you fill one out Then your landlord has the burden of proof that the condition after you rented

When you signed your lease you agreed going in and coming out to do a condition and inventory form. The important thing for you to remember is the way that information translates to your next ability to rent. If you go thru a application process even if you don’t list the landlord, the background check will pull up the rental. The landlord will be called and it will be noted that you forfeited your security deposit and refused final walk thru. If you’ve had late pays and or any credit issues you just doing more damage. If on the other hand you’re in a situation where you are comfortable trusting that any cleaning, damages and repairs that may be charged as caused by you that are more than the security deposit could be billed to you, and you not doing the condition and inventory final walk thru is leaving the door for an unscrupulous landlord take advantage of a law that was meant to protect you, yet you are reluctant to be protected, just know you are not doing you any favors in any direction. You should always lean heavy to the side of protecting yourself.

Yes! At least in most states, there's something called the "Bed Bug Addendum" that the tenant has to sign along with the rental lease.Some rental agreement leases signed between tenants and landlords have an addendum (or an addition) called the Bed Bug Addendum. The Bed Bug Addendum is part of the pest control section of the lease that lays down both the landlord’s and the tenant’s rights and responsibilities should a bed bug infestation occur.So, both the landlord and the tenant have an obligation to disclose a bed bug infestation.A new renter is not required to sign the bed bug addendum unless you’re certain of the absence of the pests. The addendum comes with strict rules, including agreements regarding pest control fees, attorney fees, not holding the landlord responsible for an infestation, confirmation of personal property insurance, etc.So, before they sign the rental agreement lease, the tenant can ask if the apartment has had bedbug infestations in the past. If yes, they can note this in their lease’s inventory form for future reference. They can have the property inspected before moving in. Additionally, the landlord can also have pest control experts to inspect the apartment once the renters start living there.