Tenant Responsibilities When Leaving a Rented Property

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When your lease term ends, it's important to leave your rental property in good condition to ensure you receive your full security deposit back. Here are some key tenant responsibilities to keep in mind:

Cleaning and Maintenance:

Thorough Cleaning: Clean the entire property, including walls, ceilings, floors, and appliances.
Appliance Maintenance: Ensure all appliances are clean and in working order.
Pest Control: Address any pest issues and provide proof of professional treatment if necessary.
Property Condition:

Repairs: Fix any damage caused by you or your guests.
Paint: If you've painted walls, return them to their original color or a neutral tone.
Personal Belongings: Remove all personal belongings, including trash and recycling.

Returning Keys:
Key Return: Return all keys and remote controls to the landlord or property manager.1   

Security System: If applicable, disarm the security system and provide the necessary codes.
Final Inspection:

Schedule Inspection: Coordinate a final inspection with your landlord or property manager.
Address Concerns: If any issues arise during the inspection, be prepared to address them promptly.
By fulfilling these responsibilities, you can ensure a smooth transition and minimize any potential deductions from your security deposit.