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Order Form - Tenant Agreement Inventory List

Also known as a Schedule of Condition, an Inventory Form is used to outline all of the items contained within a property as well as their, and the property’s condition, prior to a tenancy commencing.

Without an Inventory Form that has been signed by your tenant, it can be extremely difficult to prove that your tenant has damaged your property or any items contained within it, thus making it difficult for you to charge them for any repairs or replacements.

Tenancy Agreement can provide you with a template Inventory Form so you can rest assured that the condition of both your property and the items contained within are well documented prior to a tenancy commencing and that you’ll never be left out of pocket as a result of damage caused by your tenants as a result – all just £4.99!

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