A Wisconsin move-in/move-out checklist documents the inspection of a rental unit before the tenant starts their lease and after its term expires. The landlord can use this form to identify items damaged during the tenancy and calculate deductions to the tenant’s security deposit.
A Wisconsin move-in/move-out checklist documents the inspection of a rental unit before the tenant starts their lease and after its term expires. The landlord can use this form to identify items damaged during the tenancy and calculate deductions to the tenant’s security deposit.
A Wisconsin move-in/move-out checklist documents the inspection of a rental unit before the tenant starts their lease and after its term expires. The landlord can use this form to identify items damaged during the tenancy and calculate deductions to the tenant’s security deposit.
Notice of Tenant’s Rights – The landlord is obligated to give written notice of the tenant’s right to inspect the unit and to request a list of damages charged to the previous tenant’s security deposit.[1]
Statement of Claims – If the landlord withholds a portion of the tenant’s deposit after the end of a rental term, they must provide a written itemization of the damages and corresponding deductions made to the deposit.[2]
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