A useful record from the outset
An inventory records a rental property’s contents and condition at an agreed point in time. It provides a reference that the landlord and tenant can check, helping reduce uncertainty about what was present and how it was described.
EPCs Essex offers tenancy inventories alongside its EPC and floor plan services. Adrian will discuss the property and agree the scope before providing a quote.
A quote that reflects your property
Inventory requirements vary between furnished and unfurnished homes. The number of rooms, amount of furniture and contents, access arrangements and timing all help define the work required.
- Property address and number of bedrooms
- Whether it is furnished or unfurnished
- Proposed tenancy start date
- Any particular rooms or contents to include
- Who will provide access to the property
Agree the details before the visit
Speak to Adrian about the report format, what will be recorded and when you need it. If you also require a check-in, check-out or another tenancy-related service, ask whether that is available rather than assuming it is included.
An inventory is a record, not a guarantee that a dispute will be resolved in a particular way. Everyone involved should have the opportunity to check the details.
Other essentials for your letting
Preparing a rental property may also involve an EPC or an updated floor plan. Adrian can help you understand which of the EPCs Essex services fit your needs.