move-ready-getting-started
Use in the first conversation with a new owner, when no property folder exists yet, or when the user says they want to set up a new rental, start over setup or add a second property.
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Move Ready helps renters in any country keep a clear, dated record of their home from move-in to move-out, from photos alone. It reads your lease, finds the official local deposit rules, reminds you of key dates, plans your move-out and compares the final condition with move-in item by item. It only drafts letters for you to send and never contacts your landlord.
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Use in the first conversation with a new owner, when no property folder exists yet, or when the user says they want to set up a new rental, start over setup or add a second property.
Use when the user pastes, uploads or describes their rental lease or tenancy agreement, or asks what the lease says about dates, rent, notice, the deposit, furniture, cleaning, repairs or ending early.
Use when the user needs the local rental rules for their country, state or city: deposit return deadlines, deposit caps, protection schemes, notice rules, fair wear guidance or where to take a dispute, or when saved rules are older than 6 months.
Use when the user sends photos of their rented home, wants to record its condition at move-in, during the tenancy or at move-out, wants to log meter readings, or adds new photos to an existing condition report.
Use when the user is moving out within about 3 months, is near the last day to give notice, has given notice, or asks what to do before handing back the keys, including cleaning, repairs, utilities, address change and the deposit deadline.
Use when the user has moved out and wants to compare move-out condition with move-in, or has received deposit deductions from a landlord or agent and wants to know which look supported by the evidence.
Use when the user wants a draft letter or email to a landlord, agent or deposit scheme: notice to end the tenancy, a joint inspection request, a deposit return request, a reply to deductions or a repair request, or wants to log a letter they sent.
Use when the user wants one shareable summary of their tenancy evidence, for a deposit dispute, a scheme or tribunal claim, or their own records, or when the records change and the existing pack needs updating.
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