Property Management
What is a 'move-in inspection report' and why is it important in Idaho property management?
AAn environmental inspection performed before leasing
BA written record of the property's condition at the start of tenancy, signed by both landlord and tenant, which establishes the baseline for security deposit deductions✓ Correct
CA structural inspection required by Idaho law before occupancy
DA report filed with the county at the start of each tenancy
Explanation
A move-in inspection report documents the condition of the rental unit (photographs and written notes) at the start of tenancy. In Idaho, having a signed move-in condition report is essential when making security deposit deductions — it establishes the pre-tenancy condition and allows the landlord to document any damage caused by the tenant.
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