Flat inspection

Charlie2000

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Flat inspection

20-01-2022, 13:56 PM

Hi everyone
when a flat inspection is carried out by agency and landlord , do they tell you when it’s over if there are any issues they have ?
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Interlaken

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20-01-2022, 14:02 PM

Usually a firm appointment is made to visit and then if there are any problems I contact the tenant within a day.

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Charlie2000

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20-01-2022, 16:23 PM

Ok , thanks
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gnvqsos

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20-01-2022, 19:26 PM

You could invite the inspector to offer feedback with 24 hours.
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Charlie2000

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21-01-2022, 08:31 AM

Thanks I might do this
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