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Build a clear move-in and move-out photo record

Photograph each room systematically at move-in and move-out using wide, medium and close views, then link the images to the condition report and any repair history. Preserve the original files and record dates.

General information only — not legal advice · Reviewed 2 October 2026

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Keep the originals, organise the important records, connect them to the events they support, then make missing information visible.

1 · COLLECTLease / condition

Use the same room order

2 · ORGANISEPayments / notices

Use wide, medium and close views

3 · PROOF PACKRepair / deposit trail

Link photos to the condition report

1Use the same room order2Use wide, medium and close views3Link photos to the condition report4Preserve dates and originals
01

Use the same room order

Work through the property in a consistent sequence so move-in and move-out sets can be compared.

02

Use wide, medium and close views

Capture room context, specific surfaces and close detail only where needed.

03

Link photos to the condition report

Reference room/item labels rather than leaving images in an unstructured camera roll.

04

Preserve dates and originals

Keep original files and avoid filters or edits that alter condition.

Practical record

Room/itemMove-in recordMove-out recordRepair/history note
Living room wallPhoto IN-12Photo OUT-09Patch repair documented 8 August
Kitchen benchPhoto IN-24Photo OUT-21No repair record

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Important limitation

A photo record documents condition; it does not decide who is legally responsible for damage, cleaning or deductions.

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