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submitted isn't the same as done. if someone still can't decide what to do after reading it, the report hasn't finished its job.

the fields people skip as 'just admin' are usually the first ones anyone asks for when something gets disputed.

if the property manager has to call the inspector to decode the report, the inspection isn't actually finished yet.

compliance deadlines don't create better documentation. they just reveal whether you had a real process or just good timing.

not all defect photos are equal. this one works: clear location, scale reference, enough context to know where on the property you're looking. that's what holds up later.

if you haven't reviewed your inventory process before midnight tonight, may 1 just became your problem. section 21 doesn't exist for new tenancies from tomorrow. your check-in doc is now your legal backbone.

a report that can't be used in a dispute costs you a second inspection. a second inspection costs you half a day and the client's confidence. getting it right the first time is always the cheaper option.

30% of uk tenancies start with no inventory at all. that's not a workflow problem. that's a liability waiting to happen.

condensation or penetrating damp. if your inspector can't tell the difference at check-in, you can't prove liability at check-out.

the inventory isn't admin. it's the only evidence you have if the tenancy ends badly. treat it like one.

section 21 is gone. the burden of proof just shifted fully onto your documentation. if your inventory wouldn't survive a tribunal, it's not really an inventory.

54% of deposit disputes include a cleaning claim. almost none of them have a timestamped photo with a condition note attached. that's the gap.

a letting agent told me last week: 'we've done inventories the same way for 12 years.' those 12 years had section 21. this year doesn't.

writing up a property report by hand: 2 to 4 hours. generating the same report in imfuna: under 20 minutes. that's not a feature. that's a whole afternoon back.

ten years of property inspections. condensed into one app. Imfuna Surveyor supports RICS Levels 1, 2, and 3. valuations, condition reports, residential and commercial surveys. structured for compliance from the first field.

blocked gutters are the single most underreported defect in residential inventories. not because surveyors miss them. because they don't photograph them in a way that holds up. one clear timestamped image at check-in changes that entirely.

court delays for section 8 cases are running at 10 months. £3k+ in fees. the landlords winning are the ones with airtight documentation from day one.

section 21 is gone in 9 days. if your check-out report wouldn't survive a section 8 challenge, you've got a problem.

rising damp on external walls gets flagged. rising damp on internal partition walls almost never does. that's usually the one that ends up in the deposit dispute.

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