Walk through as a resident would
Check door operation, lighting, storage, water fixtures, and visible cleanliness. Look for practical frustrations, not just decorative imperfections. Prioritize safety concerns with suitable professionals.
Make the listing accurate
Use current photographs and describe the property’s actual condition, furnishings, and agreed terms. Avoid suggesting amenities or parking arrangements that have not been confirmed.
Prepare a useful handover pack
Organize the inventory, appliance instructions, key record, and maintenance contact process. Clarify who is responsible for which tasks in the tenancy documents.
Keep screening proportionate
Ask only for information needed for a lawful, consistent assessment. Explain how applicant information will be used and shared. Do not request identity documents through a general website contact form.
General property-care information, not legal, financial, or technical advice. Ask an appropriately qualified professional about decisions specific to your property.
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