Move-Ins Inspections, Move-Outs and Repossessions Sample Clauses

Move-Ins Inspections, Move-Outs and Repossessions. The AGENT will, on every transfer of possession for the rental property, perform an inspection and provide a complete report of the Rental Property to the OWNER as circumstances and conditions reasonably permit, of the outward physical condition of the Rental Property. Move-ins are conducted automatically at the beginning the the lease and established the condition of the property upon transfer of possession to the tenant for all parties. Move-Outs are conducted automatically after receiving notice of end of lease (N9) from tenant/resident. 50 to 45 days prior to end of lease to allow time for the AGENT to report back to owner and discuss if any work order is needed and/or submit a claim with the OWNER's approval against a tenant, prior to end of residency. Repossession are conducted automatically during the final days of the tenancy. This inspection requirement for proper management service of a rental property is necessary to review and report the condition upon return of keys and possession back to the OWNER. It involves a review after possession to ensure unit is ready for next tenant moving in and also allows the AGENT to report on tenant's followed OR not in regards to their legal obligations to the OWNER as the lessee of the rental.
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Move-Ins Inspections, Move-Outs and Repossessions. The AGENT will, on every transfer of possession for the rental property, perform an inspection and provide a complete report of the Rental Property to the OWNER as circumstances and conditions reasonably permit, of the outward physical condition of the Rental Property and premises. This service includes all the work, steps and procedures required to train the tenant(s) about the rental property and the transfer the possession of the property from the OWNER to the tenant and back again from the tenant back to the OWNER at the end of the residency. Estimated Cost: $55.00 fee/service (depending on size of home and complexity) (1hr Agent “On-site” & 0.25~0.5hr Admin labour + travel) Move-ins are conducted automatically at the beginning the the lease and established the condition of the property upon transfer of possession to the tenant. Move-Outs are conducted automatically after receiving notice of end of lease (N9) from tenant/resident. 50 to 45 days prior to end of lease, the move out inspection is processed to allow time to report back to owner and submit a claim if needed prior to end of lease and transfer of possession. Repossession are conducted automatically during the final days of the tenancy. This inspection is conducted to review and report the condition upon return of keys and possession back to the owner. It is important to review after possession to ensure unit is ready for next tenant moving in the next day and that the exiting tenant has followed the directions and met their obligations to the Owner.
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