Entry, exit and routine rental inspections in Adelaide protect both landlords and tenants. Clear condition reports with photos make it easier to track changes over time and reduce disputes at the end of a lease.
Rental inspections focus on documenting the condition of a property at key points in a tenancy. I provide detailed entry reports, routine inspection notes and exit condition reports so everyone can see how the property has been maintained. The goal is fair, consistent records that support good communication rather than conflict.
Rental inspections and condition reports typically cover internal rooms, walls, floors and fixtures; external areas such as yards, paths and sheds; cleanliness; obvious damage or neglect; and, where relevant, comparison back to previous reports so changes are highlighted. You receive a written report with photos that can be kept on file for property management and future reference.
Consistency is critical with rental inspections. I use a clear reporting style and photo layout so owners and tenants can quickly see what has changed between inspections. Commentary is fair and balanced, with a focus on facts rather than emotion, which helps reduce the chance of disputes at the end of a lease.
Rental inspections and condition reports are available across metropolitan Adelaide within roughly forty kilometres of the CBD. Whether you manage a single investment property or a small portfolio, you can contact me to confirm coverage and discuss inspection scheduling.
Q: Who pays for rental inspections?
A: Payment arrangements vary between landlords, agents and tenants, but the inspection and reporting structure is the same: clear documentation to support the tenancy agreement.
Q: How often should routine inspections occur?
A: Many rental agreements in Adelaide involve routine inspections every few months, within the limits set by legislation and the lease. Reports provide a record of how the property is being looked after over time.
Q: Can I use your reports in a bond dispute?
A: Detailed condition reports with photos can be helpful evidence if there is a disagreement about the bond or damage at the end of a lease. They show what was recorded at the start, during and end of the tenancy.
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If you are a landlord, tenant or property manager in Adelaide and need clear rental inspection reports, use the form below to request an entry, routine or exit inspection. Include the address and preferred timing so I can confirm availability.