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Tenants planning to move out can ask their landlord to inspect the apartment (or rental home or other type of home rental) before the move-out date. They must allow the tenant to be present during the inspection. At that inspection, the landlord must tell the tenant what needs to be fixed or cleaned.

The landlord must return a tenant's security deposit plus interest, less any damages rightfully withheld, within 45 days after the tenancy ends. If the landlord fails to do this without a good reason, you may sue for up to three times the withheld amount, plus reasonable attorney's fees.

Does a Tenant Have the Right to a Walk Through Inspection? No, in the state of Florida, a landlord is not required to do a walk through inspection prior to move-out.

Many Marietta landlords do not know that Georgia law requires the tenant to sign a written move-in inspection before the landlord can collect a security deposit.

Conducting move-in/move-out inspections are a standard business practice in the housing rental industry and are used for determining damages caused by the tenant during tenancy and allowable deductions from the tenant's security deposit held by the owner.

Yes. Landlords in the state of Maryland must perform a walk-through inspection. This inspection must be done within five days before or after the tenant moves out.

Tenants are not required to attend the inspection. But it is a very good idea for them to be there and take part. The landlord must suggest two appointment times for the inspection. The landlord must complete the move-in inspection one week before/after the tenant moves in and moves out.

The Landlord-Tenant Act does not require that your landlord do a walk out inspection with you, though you certainly can ask them to do one. It's a good idea to get thorough documentation of the condition you leave the unit in, even if your landlord won't inspect the unit before you move out.

There are seven major things you'll need to do before moving out: Find a new place. Notify your landlord. Create a budget and packing list. Get rid of your unwanted items. Clean and repair your home. Pack a day-of-move bag. Take a last walk-through to make sure you haven't missed anything before you leave.