Read through our moving checklists below.
Moving into a new home is often a stressful time, with plenty of responsibilities on your shoulders. We've compiled these checklists to provide guidance for our tenants. Whether you're moving into one of our homes or you're headed elsewhere, these checklists should help answer your questions.
If you still need input, give us a call: (770) 924-4351
Move-in Checklist
First Month's Rent & Security Deposit
Your first month's rent and your security deposit are both payable at the lease signing.
Move-in Date & Inspection
After signing the lease, we'll schedule your move-in and provide any additional information about the inspection.
Property Insurance
As mandated by your lease, you are required to obtain renter's insurance. Please obtain proof of insurance and provide this to us or you will be added to our insurance policy and billed accordingly.
Utilities
Contact your utility companies as quickly as possible after receiving the keys to your rental property. All accounts need to be placed in your name.
Move-out Checklist
Notice of Intent to Vacate
Please provide written notice of your intent to vacate your rental property. Look at the terms and conditions in your lease.
Property Condition
Before leaving your home, you'll need to address the following issues:
- Rental Cleaning: All rooms in your property must be cleaned and returned to their original condition. This includes repainting the walls, if necessary. Remove all of your belongings, wash walls and hard surfaces, and vacuum and mop floors.
- Landscaping & Outdoor Areas: In addition to the inside of your home, you'll need to take care of landscaping chores like mowing the lawn and trash removal one last time.
- Repairs: All damage that occurs during a tenant's stay must be repaired. Nail and screw holes should be patched and lightbulbs replaced.
Security Deposit
We will return your deposit to you after you leave the property. We will conduct a final inspection and identify any damage. Repairs will be scheduled if needed, and the expenses deducted from your deposit.