What is a Check-out report?
A property check-out report is a document that summarises the condition of a property at the end of a tenancy, typically after the tenant has vacated the property. The report is used to document the condition of the property, including any damages, defects, or missing items, and to compare it to the original condition report provided during the check-in process.
What is the purpose of a Check-out report?
The purpose of a property check-out report is to provide a clear and accurate record of the property’s condition, which can help to resolve disputes and ensure a fair settlement of deposits or claims for damages.
What is included in a Check-out report?
The report should include:
- A description of the property’s condition, including any damages, defects, or missing items
- Photos of the property’s condition
- A comparison to the original condition report
- A list of any deductions or charges to be made from the tenant’s deposit
- Any other relevant information or documentation

