Real Estate Property Management Inspection Checklist
Real Estate Property Management Inspection Checklist
This Real Estate Property Management Inspection Checklist is a comprehensive document to assess the condition of a property. Inspect each area listed, noting any issues observed and recording necessary actions or repairs.
1. Exterior Inspection:
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Check the condition of the roof, gutters, and downspouts.
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Inspect the siding, paint, and any exterior trim.
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Check for cracks or damage to the foundation.
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Inspect the condition of sidewalks, driveways, and landscaping.
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Check the condition of fences, gates, and outdoor lighting.
2. Interior Inspection:
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Inspect the condition of walls, ceilings, and floors in each room.
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Check for any signs of water damage or leaks.
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Test light switches, outlets, and fixtures.
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Inspect doors, windows, and locks for proper operation.
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Check the condition of any appliances provided by the landlord.
3. Safety Inspection:
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Test smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors.
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Check for fire extinguishers and ensure they are in working condition.
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Inspect staircases, handrails, and banisters for safety.
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Ensure that windows are accessible and can be used as emergency exits.
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Check for any trip hazards or potential safety concerns.
4. Utilities Inspection:
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Test heating and cooling systems.
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Check for leaks or issues with plumbing fixtures.
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Test hot water heater and ensure proper functioning.
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Inspect electrical panels and outlets for any issues.
5. General Maintenance Inspection:
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Check for any signs of pest infestation.
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Inspect for mold or mildew growth.
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Ensure that the property is clean and free of debris.
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Check for any signs of vandalism or damage.
6. Documentation:
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Take photographs of any issues found during the inspection.
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Document any repairs or maintenance needed.
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Record any tenant requests or concerns.
