Christies Beach 
Routine inspections are an essential part of renting, ensuring that the property is in good condition and addressing maintenance issues early. As a tenant, here’s what you should know to prepare for your next inspection:
- What Is a Routine Inspection?
Routine inspections are regular checks to ensure the property is safe, clean, and well-maintained. They help prevent small problems from becoming big ones. - Why Are They Important?
For tenants, it ensures the property is safe and well-maintained. For landlords, it helps prevent costly repairs and keeps the property in good condition. - How to Prepare?
- Clean up your space.
- Check for minor maintenance issues.
- Make sure you’re available or provide access if you’re not home.
- Tenant Rights
Property Mangers must give proper notice (no less than 7 and no more than 28 days) notice must been written and (provide 2 hour window unless in a remote location or needing to be accompanied by another person) before an inspection and can only inspect during reasonable hours. - After the Inspection
Expect a report, and if repairs are needed, your property manager will take care of them. Keep communication open for any concerns.
By understanding the inspection process, you can keep your rental experience smooth and worry-free!
