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Property Management: Lease End Procedures

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A property condition report helps determine any damages compared to the conditions at the beginning and the end of the ______.

lease

Normal wear and tear refers to the expected ______ of a property over time.

deterioration

A landlord is responsible for ensuring the property is safe and ______.

habitable

Building insurance covers the physical structure and common areas while PNO insurance covers the owner's ______.

liability Signup and view all the answers

If a tenant disputes a deduction, the property manager should check the condition report and ______ clearly with the tenant.

communicate Signup and view all the answers

Match the following terms with their correct definitions:

Property condition report = Document outlining the state of a rental property at lease end Normal wear and tear = Expected deterioration that does not justify security deposit deductions Landlord responsibilities = Ensuring property meets health and safety standards Building insurance = Covers the physical structure and common areas of a property Signup and view all the answers

Match the terms with their examples:

Normal wear and tear = Fading paint Security deposit deduction = Repair costs for damages beyond normal wear Property manager response = Comparing current condition to the condition report POI policy = Liability coverage for vacant property risks Signup and view all the answers

Match these actions with their appropriate context:

When tenants dispute deductions = Communicate transparently with them Purpose of a property condition report = To justify security deposit deductions Types of property insurance = Building insurance versus PNO insurance Examples of landlord obligations = Structural repairs and plumbing maintenance Signup and view all the answers

Match the responsibilities with the correct parties:

Tenant = Responsible for understanding lease terms Landlord = Responsible for property maintenance and safety Property manager = Ensures clear communication regarding deposits Mediator = Involved when disputes cannot be resolved Signup and view all the answers

Match the key concepts to their descriptions:

Building insurance = Protects physical structures from risks Normal wear and tear = Refers to expected property deterioration Messages to tenants = Should be transparent and clear when disputes arise Key landlord responsibilities = Maintaining safe and habitable living conditions Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Property Condition Report at Lease End

Purpose: To determine damages and justify security deposit deductions.
Compares beginning and ending conditions.

Normal Wear and Tear

Definition: Expected deterioration over time.
Examples: Fading paint, minor carpet wear.
Does not justify security deposit deductions.

Tenant Disputes

Actions for property manager:
- Check the condition.
- Compare to the condition report.
- Justify deduction.
- Engage a mediator if necessary.
- Initiate legal action as a last resort.

Landlord Responsibilities

Maintain property safety/habitability (structural, electrical, plumbing, etc.).
Follow relevant health and safety standards. (These aren't defined in the text)

Building Insurance vs. PNO

Building insurance: Covers physical building, common areas.
PNO (Property Owner's Liability) insurance: Covers owner's potential liability when unoccupied.

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Test your knowledge on property condition reports and the responsibilities of landlords and tenants at the end of a lease. This quiz covers topics such as normal wear and tear, handling tenant disputes, and insurance types for rental properties.