This pack provides property inventory and schedule of condition templates with a guidance booklet on how to fill in a property inventory properly. Under the tenancy deposit schemes, landlords wanting to claim money from their tenants deposits now have to prove that damage has been caused. This means every tenancy agreement should now be accompanied by a property inventory form. So if you re a landlord and you don't keep an accurate rental inventory for your property, you'll find it difficult to justify deductions to a tenant's deposit at the end of the tenancy agreement. 16-page Guidance Booklet covering: Why does a landlord need one? What goes into an Property Inventory and Schedule of Condition? Changes to the Property Inventory during the tenancy What is a check-in? What is a check-out? Creating the Property Inventory Guidance notes for tenants at the end of tenancy Includes 2 copies of a template property inventory, for listing items, décor and fittings, room by room, and any observations Purchasers have access to free additional Lawpack downloads