Inventories

The primary purpose of an Inventory is to provide a clear and unbiased record of the condition of the property and its contents, that can be referred to at the end of the tenancy. ​ After the tenancy agreement itself, an Inventory Report is arguably the most significant document governing the tenancy, because it forms the basis for resolving disputes, apportioning liability for damage or loss, and ultimately assessing whether a tenant’s deposit will be returned in full or only in part. For tenants, Inventories are just as vital. They provide an opportunity to document any pre-existing damage or issues with the property, ensuring that they are not held responsible for any pre-existing damage or wear and tear.