CedarPearle

Good turns are planned early. 🏡

Your cleaner, repairs, and turnover schedule should already be in motion before move-out whenever possible.

The more prepared you are, the faster your unit is ready for showings and back on the market. ✨

Of course every property and situation is different, but I hope these tips help create more structure and clarity. I’d love to hear from you, feel free to DM me with questions or specific scenarios. 💬

There’s a lot of confusion around “normal wear and tear” online lately. 🏡

People living in a space naturally creates wear over time, and not every small hole, scuff, or
imperfection is considered damage. At the same time, tenants should absolutely respect the
property they’re living in. ✨

A little balance and reasonable expectations go a long way on both sides. 🔑

One thing I don’t see landlords take advantage of enough is a scheduled walkthrough
prior to move-out. 🏡

Getting eyes on the unit before keys are returned helps you understand the condition of the
property, prepare for repairs, and plan your turnover timeline ahead of time. 🔑

The more prepared you are, the quicker your unit gets back on the market. ✨