Property handover checklist

Register

The tasks when a whole property changes managing agent, worked through one at a time.

The building, not the unit

Taking on a property means keys, files, deposits, utility accounts, open work orders, vendor contacts and an owner who wants to know it went smoothly. This is that list.

Suggestions, clearly labeled

It opens with ordinary items so nobody starts at an empty page, and it says plainly that they are suggestions rather than requirements.

It determines nothing

No legal transfer conclusion, no statement of what must be handed over, and no deadline. What your contract requires is yours to establish.

Alongside this: Owner register · Deposit register · Utility accounts

A checklist you control. The suggested tasks are ordinary practice rather than requirements; CompliMaint determines nothing about legal transfer, ownership or what must be handed over, and gives no legal advice. Everything runs on your device.

Questions people ask

Is this a legal transfer?
No. It determines nothing about ownership, about what must be handed over, or by when. It is an operational task list.
Are the starting tasks required?
No. They are ordinary practice, and the tool says so. Rename, delete and add whatever your own handover involves.
How is this different from the move-in checklist?
The move-in checklist is about one unit and one resident. This is about a whole property changing hands between operators.
Does it move any records?
No. It is a list of what has to happen; the records themselves stay where they are.
Who is it for?
Whoever is taking a building on or letting one go — in either direction, the list is much the same.