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Inventory Management

Inventory Management covers all the processes and reports used to protect landlords and property professionals against change from the start of the tenancy and the end. The reports form part of the contract between tenant and landlord, provides the critical evidence required to ensure landlords or their representatives can recover costs against a deposit lodged by the tenant or against a zero-deposit replacement insurance. No Letting Go provide these critical reports.

Inventory management consists, Inventory and Schedule of Condition; Check In; Property Visit (Mid Term Inspection) and Check Out (Dilapidations report).

360 Virtual Photography

Offering a national service through our network of regional offices, No Letting Go will provide 360 degree virtual tours for any type of property.  Our property reporting software, Kaptur also enables virtual tours to be embedded into any compliance report.

Selling or renting property quickly in today’s world needs exceptional marketing to stand out from the crowd. No Letting Go’s local professional 360 tour provides a professional local service with 24 hour turnaround.

No Letting Go provide these tours for all property types and uses. Whether for insurance purposes, commercial sales and marketing literature, inventory and schedule of condition, block property management inspections, landscape and derelict building inspections. Call us now to book a survey or ask for us to build into a regular No Letting Go report.

Used in:

• Residential sales and letting marketing
• Insurance inspections
• Block and Property Management Inspections
• Derelict Building Inspections
• Property research projects
• Inventory and Schedule of condition of large properties
• Commercial sales and leasing
• Build to Rent projects

Property Visit (Mid Term Inspection)

This is the visit and subsequent report carried out by No Letting Go or by the agent using Kaptur software typically every 3-4 months during the tenancy to check that the property is being maintained as agreed, to ensure the tenants are meeting their contractual obligations, checking on the wear and tear of the property and that the tenants are satisfied.

These documents are critical pieces of evidence protecting you against section 21 6A notices and invaluable evidence against ongoing tenant complaints, especially used to challenge claims at the end of a tenancy.

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