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  • What to Look for During a Rental Inspection (Even If You’re Not a Property Expert)

    When you’re hunting for a rental, it’s easy to get caught up in the location or styling of a property. But while a freshly painted wall or staged living room can be impressive, there’s much more to a property than what meets the eye.

    Here’s what you should be looking out for during a rental inspection — and how Inspect For You ensures you don’t miss a thing:

    1. Structural & Surface Issues

    • Cracks in walls and ceilings
    • Water damage or stains
    • Mould in bathrooms or around windows

    2. Natural Lighting

    • Do all rooms receive adequate natural light?
    • Are windows blocked by buildings, trees, or fencing?
    • Are blinds or curtains available to control brightness and privacy?

    3. Heating, Cooling & Ventilation

    • Is there functional heating/cooling?
    • Are vents clean and working?
    • Is airflow reasonable in each room?

    4. Windows, Doors & Security

    • Are windows sealed properly and easy to open?
    • Are locks secure?
    • Are flyscreens or blinds in working condition?

    5. Appliances & Lighting

    • Are all light switches working?
    • Are kitchen appliances modern and functional?
    • Is the oven clean and operable?

    6. Outside the Property

    • Is the exterior well maintained?
    • Are outdoor areas safe and accessible?
    • What’s the condition of bins, driveways, or common areas?

    Pro Tip: It’s easy to get overwhelmed — or miss something important. That’s where we step in. Our inspection reports give you the full picture: what’s great, what needs attention, and what to ask the agent about.

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