10 Things Landlords Often Forget During a Rental Property Inspection
A rental property inspection may seem straightforward, but it is easy to overlook important details. Here are 10 things every landlord should check and document.
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Tips, insights and news about Kamerinspectie — for landlords of rooms, studios and apartments.
Proving new damage at move-out: compare with the move-in inspection
To withhold part of the deposit, you have to show which damage is new. The comparison feature puts the move-out and the move-in inspection side by side — per room, while you fill it in.
Mid-tenancy inspection: why a check halfway through is so useful
You know the start and end report. But a mid-tenancy inspection halfway through is probably the most underrated moment of all.
Normal wear or damage? Here is how to tell the difference
One of the most common questions at the end of a tenancy. What counts as normal wear, what counts as damage — and how do you document it properly from the start?
What goes into an inspection report at the start of a tenancy?
An inspection report at the start of a tenancy does not have to be complicated. These are the things you want to include — and why they make everything so much easier later on.
New: custom fields — add your own questions to the inspection report
From now on you can add your own questions to every inspection report. Open text fields, yes/no questions or dropdowns — general or per room type. Here is how it works.
Rental handover checklist
A practical checklist for handing over a rental property. Work through these points and you will not forget anything at the final inspection — from meter readings to keys and damage.
Move-in vs move-out report: what is the difference?
Move-in report, intake report, move-out report, handover record — the terms are easily confused. Here is the difference, and why you need both.
How Kamerinspectie works: a walkthrough of the report
Kamerinspectie uses tabs that you work through step by step. From basic details to signatures — here is what you fill in at each stage.
Renting a room to students: how to start every tenancy on the right foot
Students are generally great tenants. With a few simple habits around handover, you can avoid most misunderstandings — and start every new tenancy feeling good about it.
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