Check what is there.
Start with walls, floors, doors, windows and fixtures in each room. Add appliances, outdoor areas and access devices that belong to the rental. Remove items that do not apply, or mark them Not applicable.
Create a room-by-room checklist, record the property’s condition, and download a printable PDF. Free, no signup required.
A general checklist for keys, thermostat and alarms is included. Customize every room and item next.
Describe existing damage in notes, regardless of the condition selected. Checks record what you observe; they do not certify code compliance or professional safety testing.
Record how many are handed over. Leave a count empty if it is not known.
This checklist records observed condition. Local requirements may vary.
Save the checklist, the condition photos and the signed record with the property — so the evidence is ready the moment the tenant moves out.
Free account. No credit card required. Your checklist stays on this device until you save it — nothing is uploaded automatically.
Start with walls, floors, doors, windows and fixtures in each room. Add appliances, outdoor areas and access devices that belong to the rental. Remove items that do not apply, or mark them Not applicable.
“Three-inch scratch near the bedroom door” is more useful than “floor worn.” Record the location, size and appearance. Describe damage in the notes even when the overall condition is Good or Fair.
Take a wide view to show the location, then a close-up of the damage. Keep the original dated files and name them for the room and item they show, so each photo is easy to line up with the checklist later.
Walk through together where possible. Compare notes, add anything missed, and give both landlord and tenant a copy of the completed checklist. Optional signature lines are included for signing on paper.
This tool records observed condition. It does not replace professional testing or establish that a property meets local requirements.
Yes. Choose your rooms, create a blank checklist, then use Download PDF or Print. Conditions, notes and counts are left blank for handwriting.
Yes. Rename rooms, add or remove rooms, and edit individual items to match the property. Include only areas and fixtures that are present.
Yes. Photograph anything you describe in the notes, then keep those files with the completed checklist. Name them for the room and item so the two records match later.
The draft stays in this browser while you work, so you can close the tab and come back on the same device. It is not uploaded anywhere. Download the PDF to keep a copy you can file, print or email.
Your PDF is free to download and use on its own. When you want inspections for all your rentals in one place, TenantHub keeps the checklist, condition photos and signatures with each property — ready the moment a tenant moves out.