I’m working through an idea for renters:
A simple move-in checklist that tells you what to photograph, lets you add notes, and creates a report you can send to your landlord.
Would this help protect a deposit, or are regular phone photos enough?
I’m trying to understand how renters protect themselves during move-in and move-out. I built a simple early-access page and would love feedback from anyone who rents
I’m working through an idea for renters:
A simple move-in checklist that tells you what to photograph, lets you add notes, and creates a report you can send to your landlord.
Would this help protect a deposit, or are regular phone photos enough?
I’m trying to understand how renters protect themselves during move-in and move-out. I built a simple early-access page and would love feedback from anyone who rents
I’m working through an idea for renters:
A simple move-in checklist that tells you what to photograph, lets you add notes, and creates a report you can send to your landlord.
Would this help protect a deposit, or are regular phone photos enough?
I’m trying to understand how renters protect themselves during move-in and move-out. I built a simple early-access page and would love feedback from anyone who rents
I’m working through an idea for renters:
A simple move-in checklist that tells you what to photograph, lets you add notes, and creates a report you can send to your landlord.
Would this help protect a deposit, or are regular phone photos enough?
A simple move-in checklist that tells you what to photograph, lets you add notes, and creates a report you can send to your landlord.
Would this help protect a deposit, or are regular phone photos enough?
A simple move-in checklist that tells you what to photograph, lets you add notes, and creates a report you can send to your landlord.
Would this help protect a deposit, or are regular phone photos enough?
Hi everyone,
An idea for renters:
A simple move-in checklist that tells you what to photograph, lets you add notes, and creates a report you can send to your landlord.
Would this help protect a deposit, or are regular phone photos enough?
Any feedback helps. Thank you.
Before moving into a rental, would you use a simple tool that helps you document existing damage with timestamped photos, notes, and a move-in report you can send to your landlord?
Trying to understand if renters would actually use it.
What would matter most?
• Timestamped photos
• Room-by-room checklist
• PDF report
• Move-out comparison
• Deposit dispute packet
• Reminders
Idea for renters: a tool that helps document move-in condition with timestamped photos, notes, and a report you could keep or send to your landlord.
Would this be useful, or are regular phone photos enough?
Has anyone lost part of a security deposit for damage that was already there at move-in?
Would this idea for renters be helpful: a tool that helps document move-in condition with timestamped photos, notes, and a report you could keep or send to your landlord.
Would this be useful, or are regular phone photos enough?