Move-in orientation checklist

Checklist

The first day of a tenancy, as a working list — keys, utilities, who to call, how to report a repair.

It does not open empty

A checklist tool that hands you a blank list and an “add an item” button has given you the job you came to avoid. So this one starts with ten ordinary move-in items, all ticked, and you untick what does not apply. Everything that lands is a normal row: edit it, delete it, give it an owner and a date.

The starter list contains no disclosures, on purpose

What a landlord must hand over at move-in varies by state, by city and by the age of the building. A starter list that included one would be this product inventing a legal requirement for your property, so it does not: every suggested item is ordinary administration — keys, utilities, who to call. Whatever your jurisdiction requires you to give a new resident is yours to add, and worth confirming locally.

The rest of a move-in: Move-in condition report · Rental application · Lease abstract

A working checklist for move-in administration. The suggested items are ordinary operational suggestions and every one is editable — CompliMaint states no legally required disclosure and does not know what your state, city or lease requires. Everything runs on your device.

Questions people ask

Are the suggested items required by law?
No. Every one of them is ordinary operational administration — handing over keys, confirming utilities, explaining how to report a repair. CompliMaint does not know what your state, city or lease requires you to disclose or provide, states nothing about it, and deliberately keeps disclosures off the starter list.
Can I change the list?
Completely. Untick anything before you add it, and once items are on your checklist they are ordinary rows you can rename, re-word, re-own, date or delete. Nothing remembers that an item was ever a suggestion.
How do I run it per unit?
The checklist belongs to the property and each row carries a unit, so you can run several move-ins side by side and still see them in one place. Put the unit on every row and the printed list reads as one property's move-ins.
Does this replace a condition report?
No. “Walk the unit and record its condition” is one item on this list, and the record itself belongs in the condition report tool, with photographs and signatures. This checklist tracks that it was done.