The Montana move-in/move-out checklist documents the condition of a rental property at the beginning and end of a tenancy. The checklist ensures that the tenant is not liable for any damages already existing on the premises. If this form is not provided to the tenant once a lease has been signed, the landlord can’t charge them for cleaning or repairs after they move out.
The Montana move-in/move-out checklist documents the condition of a rental property at the beginning and end of a tenancy. The checklist ensures that the tenant is not liable for any damages already existing on the premises. If this form is not provided to the tenant once a lease has been signed, the landlord can’t charge them for cleaning or repairs after they move out.
The Montana move-in/move-out checklist documents the condition of a rental property at the beginning and end of a tenancy. The checklist ensures that the tenant is not liable for any damages already existing on the premises. If this form is not provided to the tenant once a lease has been signed, the landlord can’t charge them for cleaning or repairs after they move out.
Upon executing a lease agreement, landlords are required to present tenants with a written document detailing the condition of the rental unit. Furthermore, the tenant may request a list of damages and cleaning fees the landlord charged the previous tenant.[1]
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