The perfect apartment

Inspections and furnishing

You do an inspection. You look around, note what stands out, take some photos. But afterwards a question lingers: did I see everything? Can I charge this to the deposit if something comes up?

You furnish an apartment on behalf of the landlord. You want to do it right. But what are the key things to look for? What do you buy? Where do you buy it? What do you look for when buying decoration? And how much do you buy? You need guidance here. Because inspections and furnishing are 2 focus areas where nobody has ever given you concrete training. 

One missed damage can cost you 800 €. 

One poorly furnished apartment can mean several weeks of vacancy.

And one doubtful landlord means: no new properties under your management. 

And those two aspects, inspections and furnishing, are exactly where every starting property manager makes mistakes, with direct consequences for the landlord and for you.

A missed damage during the inspection means the landlord has to pay for repair costs that could have been charged to the tenant’s deposit. You are the professional. You should have seen it. 

A poorly furnished apartment is less attractive to tenants. That means less rental income. And a landlord who starts to doubt whether you really know what you are doing. 

These are not big mistakes. But they cost trust. And trust is exactly what you need as a starter.

After this course you work as a professional property manager – with a clear approach to inspections and furnishing that landlords immediately trust.

✔ You can carry out every inspection without missing anything.

✔ You can document damage so you can always charge it to the deposit.

✔ You furnish an apartment that is immediately profitable and attractive for tenants.

What you will learn

Part 1 – The professional inspection

What you check, how you document damage, and how you record it, so you can always charge it to the deposit.

Part 2 – Furnishing efficiently

What a tenant really needs versus what you personally like. The standard per apartment according to my method, and how you manage the landlord’s budget.