pleaseexplain the issues that need attention with Checkin and Check outs provide examples

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Several issues need serious attention from both the landlord and the tenant when is moving in the estate and when the tenant is moving out of the premises. In most cases, a property manager who has been engaged by the landlord to manage the property and its daily operations have a number of responsibilities to perform during the check-ins and checkouts of the tenants depending on the salary and the type of property. Duties of a property manager in the process moving in and out by tenants are mainly ensuring a proper checklist during the moving in process and preparing an inventory that the two parties will agree on (Griswold 2013, 10).
During the check-in process, a tenant should pass through proper evaluation process like house application form, credit checks and prepare AST letting the contract. Some of the issues to go through in the checklist by both parties according to Martin (2006, 28) are:
Key and locks
Meter reading
Ensuring all electrical appliances are working
Signing the tenancy contract and inventory
The tenancy contract should moreover issue the tenant’s details of the terms and conditions of the security deposit after they complete their time. During checkouts, a tenant should give notice in writing. A move out letter should then be written by the property manager spelling out the conditions that the property is required to be left being clean and tidy, no significant damages and no items left.

Tenants should be available during the signing out procedure using the first check-in and moving out a checklist to ensure proper assessment. A property manager should also pay attention to any damages; all meter readings, missing items and the cleanness of the premises during the checkout process. Moreover, if there are any problems, the two parties are required to reach an agreement and if possible deductions are made on the rental deposit (Scarret 1995, 34).

Bibliography
Griswold, R.S., 2013. Property Management Kit for Dummies.John Wiley & Sons.
Martin, D.M., 2006. The AZ of facilities and property management.Thorogood Publishing.
Scarret, D., 1995. Property Asset Management. London: E and FN SPON.