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Websites for inventory clerks
Your report only matters when it is disputed. Sell how it stands up to adjudication.
Nobody values an inventory until a deposit is contested. At that point the report is either detailed enough, dated enough and photographed well enough to support a deduction, or the landlord loses.
That is the entire proposition, and it is one that agents and landlords understand immediately once it is put in those terms.
What your customers want answered
- What does a report on a property this size cost
- How quickly can you attend and how fast is the report returned
- What do your reports actually contain
- Do you do check-in, check-out and mid-term visits
- Will your report stand up in a deposit dispute
Show a redacted sample reportNothing else explains the difference between a thorough inventory and a page of ticks. Time-stamped photographs, meter readings, condition described item by item and a clear schedule of condition let an agent see exactly what they are buying.
Competing on price per property
This is a service where the cheap version is worthless at the moment it is needed. Pricing on detail, and explaining what a thin report costs a landlord in a lost adjudication, is the stronger argument.
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