Property Inventory (Scotland)

This Property Inventory Kit for Scotland guides you through making a complete Scottish Property Inventory or Schedule of Condition that provides proof of the condition of a property at the start of a tenancy.

One of the most common 'flashpoints' between landlord and tenant is arguments about the condition of the property and its contents, and deductions from the damage deposit. Most of these arguments can be prevented by drawing up a detailed Household Inventory.

Scottish landlords can protect their property and avoid complications at the end of the tenancy by making sure that their tenant completes a Property Inventory Kit for Scotland when the tenancy commences.

By keeping an accurate Household Inventory and Schedule of Condition for your property, you'll have more of a case for making deductions to a tenant's deposit at the end of the tenancy agreement.

What this Property Inventory Kit for Scotland provides:

• Clear instructions on what needs to be included in the Property Inventory and Schedule of Condition for Scotland
• How to correctly perform a 'check-in' and 'check-out' for your Household Inventory
• How to calculate damage costs at the end of your tenancy agreement
• A complete walk-through of the Scottish Property Inventory creation
• A Household Inventory and Schedule of Condition template document on which to base your Property Inventory for Scotland

Requirements for the Scottish Property Inventory Kit:

• Microsoft Windows 98, ME, 2000, XP or Vista
• Adobe Acrobat Reader
• Microsoft Word or compatible word processing package

Property Inventory Links:

Property Inventory (England and Wales)

Tenancy Deposit Protection (Section 213 Notice)