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Walk a unit and price the damage

Move-in and move-out inspections done on a phone, with the damage assessment and the deposit maths produced for you. This is the feature that decides most deposit disputes before they start.

3 steps About 4 minutes Landlord
Before you startA unit. Move-in inspections are worth doing even on a tenancy that has already started, because the alternative is arguing from memory.
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Start from whichever way you are working

New inspection sets up the report. Mobile walkthrough hands it to your phone, which is where the photographs actually get taken.

Upload walkthrough takes a video you already shot and pulls the stills out of it, which is faster than photographing room by room.

Step 1: Start from whichever way you are working
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The assessment is the point

Rentari compares move-out against move-in, identifies what changed, and prices it. Normal wear is separated from damage, because only one of those is deductible.

You review every line before it becomes a deduction. The estimate is a starting position, not a verdict.

Worth knowingCharging for normal wear is the most common deposit mistake and the easiest for a tenant to win. Having the two sets of photographs is what makes the line defensible either way.
Step 2: The assessment is the point
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It ends as a signed report

The output is a report the tenant signs, with the photographs, the itemised deductions and the refund attached.

That document is what a deposit dispute turns on. A refund with a signed itemisation behind it very rarely becomes an argument.

Step 3: It ends as a signed report
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