Useful Tips for Moving Out of a Rental House

Useful Tips for Moving Out of a Rental
House
By: Adam Wiese
(University of Adelaide)
Abstract
Moving is stressful and complicated, and it's easy to forget important things -
stuff that can cause last minute panic. So de-stress your move, make sure
you've done everything you need to do on moving day, and before you say
goodbye to your old home. In all the moving mayhem, it's easy to forget some
essential tasks. Here are some important things you should consider when
moving out from a rental property.

1.0 Introduction
If you have never moved out of a rental property before, or it has been a while
between moves and you are not sure you remember what needs to be done to
get your bond money back. You’ve come to the right place. Here’s a list of
tasks that needed doing when moving out from a rented property. Read the
tips carefully and make your move easier.
2.0 Things to remember when you move out of a
rental property
Along the way, I have picked up one or two tips or new things that need
addressing each time I've moved.
If you have never moved out of a rental property before, or it has been a while
between moves and you are not sure you remember what needs to be done to
get your bond money back, here are some useful tips I have collaborated:

1. Curtains
Many rental properties come with curtains and, depending on what material
they are made from, they will more than likely need cleaning in order to get
your bond money back.
Some curtains can be steam cleaned, others washed in the machine, but there
are some that will require drycleaning.
Here is a website with tips about how to clean the curtains that you can do
yourself: Cleaning curtains
2. Mattresses
Some rental properties come partially furnished, including beds. What many
renters don't realise is that furnished properties require all supplied furniture
that is covered in material to be steam cleaned, including couches and
mattresses. Here is a website full of tips about taking care of mattresses:
Mattresses care cleaning tips
3. Carpets
Most people know that in order to get your bond money back, you have to get
your carpets cleaned by a professional and provide a receipt. Throughout your
lease, you may spill a glass of wine accidentally on the carpet, or walk in gum
you've trodden on outside that someone has carelessly left on the ground.
These stains or sticky items stuck to the carpet can be removed before
professionals come in and charge extra for such work. Here are some tips
how: Stains and sticky things in carpets
4. Garden and lawns

If your property has a garden, you will need to make sure it has been trimmed,
tidied and all rubbish removed before you hand the keys in. Some property
managers will also penalise lawns that been left to die, so if it hasn't rained in
a while, you might want to water your lawn in the weeks leading up to exiting
the property and mow it a few days before you go.
5. Phones
A friend recently learned about the costly exercise of moving properties,
particularly when you have Netflix and at least one of the household members
is a gamer or spends a lot of time on the internet for other purposes.
The service provider - Telstra - has three 'packages' to help people move. The
lowest being $59 and the Gold package being $399. My friend was advised by
another to chat to Telstra via the 24x7 app and they should be able to get the
connections sorted for less.
And if you only have a mobile phone, you still need to ring your provider to
change your address.
6. Electricity
Don't forget to disconnect your electricity for the day after you move out and
hand keys back to real estate agent!
The last thing you want is to forget to disconnect at the old residence and end
up paying for the new tenants power supply.
You are less likely to forget this if you are moving into a new rental property
or your own home, but sometimes you are moving into share accommodation
or interstate where you have the options of using a different provider.
Many people try to pack and move their household by himself to save some
money, But most of the times they fail.
7. Carports, garages, patios and balconies

More often than not, these areas are forgotten about in the clean up as we
generally don't have skin contact with the areas that need attention.
Carports and garages in particular are prone to have oil stains. Here is a video
with some tips to remove oil stains from concrete:
Balconies and patios can be riddle with stains and other dirty substances that
need cleaning - bird droppings, pollen residue, dust, rain/dust/bugs on
windows and doors attached to the balcony or patio.
Here is one blog full of tips about cleaning balconies/patios: Balcony Cleaning
Tips for your House or Apartment
8. Ceiling fans and light fittings
We don't tend to look at the ceiling for copious amounts of time .... not enough
to remind us that dust and dead bugs gather in odd places like on ceiling fans
and light fittings. Unless of course, you have a cat, a bird, or young boys in the
house (I've heard some interesting stories from the parents of young boys
involving ceiling fans).
And here are some tips on how to clean ceiling fans, particularly for short
people: Ceiling fan cleaning
9. One for the pet owners
If you own pets, not only do you have to clean up their rubbish, but you also
have to fork out money for professionals to carry out pest control after the
pets have been relocated. This is usual highlighted in your tenancy agreement
before you move in as part of the agreement that you can have pets at the
rental property.
10. Bins

Once you've removed all the rubbish from the property and the bins have
been emptied, the bins then need to be cleaned before handing back keys. This
is usually fairly easy - get a hose, broom (for scrubbing the bottom of the bin,
and dishwashing detergent (you might want to also add an antibacterial like
bleach to kill smells and germs) and get scrubbing. Don't forget to leave the
bin upside down afterwards for it to dry out.
3.0 Get Your Tenancy Deposit Back
If you are renting any property, you will most likely need to pay a pretty hefty
deposit to secure your tenancy. This is so that should you break, damage or
lose anything during your occupation the landlord will be able to cover costs.
The landlord may also use the deposit should you not pay your rent on time.
Landlords and letting agents might be friendly all year long. They may even
thank you for keeping their property in such pristine condition, but don't be
fooled. From our experience, they'll almost always try to make a quick buck
out of your deposit return.

Don't lose out! Today, we're sharing what you need to do to guarantee you get
every penny of your deposit back.
‣ At the start of your tenancy
1. Read your contract
It sounds like the obvious thing to do, but many of us are guilty of skimming
over it. Remember, when you sign for a property, you are entering a legally
binding contract between yourself and the letting agent or landlord.
You should read your contract a few times to check what you are agreeing to.
You could find that you're responsible for the maintenance of things like
chimney breasts or the outside of windows. It's better to know right from the
start so that you don't have any nasty surprises when you haven't been
keeping up with cleaning.

You are within your rights to query anything in a contract - it's not set in
stone. If anything sounds odd to you, it's worth asking your letting agent or
landlord if a clause is negotiable.
2. Check, check & check again
Your check-in and check-out reports are vital when it comes to keeping your
cash.
A check-in report should be organised by the landlord or letting agent. They
will make an extensive list of the properties fixtures and fittings, as well as
detailing the condition they are in. The report should be accompanied by
several photos that will prove the condition of the property.
If you spot anything that you think is incorrect or missing, contact either your
landlord or letting agent as close to the start of the tenancy as possible to have
it recorded. This way, you won't be charged for something that wasn't your
fault.
2. Compile evidence

The check-in report doesn't always cover everything. You should always
conduct your own report as close to the start of tenancy as possible - don't
wait a full month or they'll never believe that red wine stain wasn't you!
As part of making your own check-in report, you should take plenty of photos.
You never know what the initial report might have missed. You should also
take some photos at the end of the tenancy, just in case you need to provide
evidence in a dispute.
Ideally, you'll want to return your findings to the letting agent or landlord and
have them agree that those findings were there at the start. Get this evidence
in writing.
‣ Throughout tenancy
3. Avoid putting anything on the walls
To be on the safe side, just leave your walls alone.
If like us, you can't help taking decorating to the extreme, you'll want to use
damage-free command hooks. A word to the wise, they don't always work.
Never, ever use sticky tape or Blu-tac. Both leave horrendous oily, sticky
marks and could even peel off the paint! Unless you're planning on painting
the walls again before you leave, don't bother - it's not worth it.
If it's too late, and you are reading this retrospectively, find a tester sized pot
of paint that matches the walls perfectly. Do your best to cover up any marks
you've made and patch up holes from nails you might have put in the wall.
It'll be cheaper than letting your landlord make repairs.
5. Keep it clean
Easier said than done in a house share, but try your best to keep on top of the
cleaning tasks throughout the year. If grime is left for long enough, it'll never
come off.

If you only have a week or a month, try to work through each room one at a
time.
6. Protect the fixtures & fittings
If the property is furnished, do all you can to protect the condition of the
furniture. Some easy ways to do this include:
Use a mattress protector on the bed
Use coasters, placemats, tablecloths and trays for drinks and food
Drape blankets over chairs and sofas to protect from spills
Place rugs on the floors to stop furniture from scratching the wood or to
stop spills from staining the carpet
7. Report problems to your landlord

As soon as you discover a problem with your property, no matter how small,
you should report it to your landlord or letting agent. If you leave it, and it is
discovered during the checkout, you may be charged.
Report problems during the tenancy and the landlord will normally have it
repaired as well as being the one to foot the bill. It'll also prove that you are a
reliable tenant.
If you decide to make repairs or home improvements yourself, always get
written permission from the landlord. Take photos of the before and after.
You might be able to bill your landlord for costs if you provide receipts.
8. Stick to the rules

If your contract says you can't have pets, don't sneak them in! Pets can cause a
lot of noticeable damage - not to mention their smell! Check if you're allowed
them first, and if the answer is no, don't risk it.
If you are allowed them, you'll want to take extra care when bringing your
property back up to scratch for check out. Permission to have pets is not to
say that you can let the landlord's property fall into disrepair.
9. Vent your property
Make sure to open your windows and turn on the heating when necessary.
The last thing you want is to be the one who ruins a lovely house with mould
and damp.
You can purchase commercial sprays to treat the problem and a cheap
dehumidifier. Be careful - sprays can damage the paint job on walls.

10. Pay your bills & rent
Your landlord can use your deposit to pay off any remaining bills and rent.
About a month in advance, contact all of your bill providers and tell them the
end date of your tenancy.
When you have your final meter readings, make sure to give them to the bill
providers and pay off any outstanding monies. You might find that you're in
credit and owed a refund if you pay standing orders.
11. Replace anything you break
If your property comes with kitchen wares provided, take extra care of them.
We suggest tucking them in the back of a cupboard and using your own to be
on the safe side.

if you do go ahead and use them, ensure that you replace anything that breaks.
If you can't find an exact replacement, inform your landlord that you have
replaced it with a like for like and ensure they are happy with this.
If the damage has happened to a larger piece of furniture that you can't afford
to replace, let your landlord know immediately. You might think this is a bad
idea, but you'll be more likely to get away with it than if you keep stum.
‣ Toward the end of tenancy
12. Get everyone involved in cleaning
Just because you're moving out at different times, it doesn't mean that all the
responsibility should fall on the shoulders of the last to leave. Arrange for
everyone to come back and get the place up to scratch.
If anyone is being particularly difficult, leaving rubbish or not cleaning their
space properly, it's only fair that the majority of the deductions come from

their deposit and not yours. Suggest this to them and they might suddenly
turn up, brandishing a pair of marigolds.
Even if you're having a professional clean, you should always clean to your
very best standard. The professional clean should just be done to achieve a
sparking, industrial finish.
The most common areas tenants forget to clean are:
Oven
Windows
Fridge-Freezer
Skirting boards
Switches
Curtains and blinds
Filters
Windowsills
Light fixtures
Radiators
Under beds
Drains
13. Dispose of all rubbish
You need to remove everything from the property that wasn't there at the
start. You might think you are being kind, leaving handy bits and bobs for the
next tenants but that won't fly with your landlord.
We'd advise removing any hooks you've put up too. Even though they would
definitely be useful for whoever is in next, they'll be considered as add-ons.
Clean out fridges, freezers, cupboards - the lot. Don't leave any cleaning
supplies or loo roll either. It'll all be grounds for being charged for waste
disposal, and you probably won't be given the chance to come and collect
anything later.

Never leave rubbish bags outside that won't fit inside your bin. You need to
take responsibility and have this cleared by yourself. Some landlords might
want you leaving the refuse bins completely empty so you might even find
yourself making for the dump.
14. Get your property professionally cleaned
Too many tenants think that doing a deep clean themselves will be up to
scratch. Whilst you may have left the property in better condition than you
found it in, there is no hard proof that it has been cleaned and many letting
agents will not recognise your efforts as "professional".
The check out will normally want to see a receipt proving that you have had a
professional clean. Make sure that you get a receipt if you do pay out for a
clean and ensure that you get the carpets cleaned too.

We advise that you check the condition of the property after the professional
clean or supervise it if you can. You'd be surprised by how bad some cleaning
companies can be, even breaking furniture and leaving their own rubbish
behind.
If you find this to be the case, and the letting agents have supplied the cleaning
company for you, complain to your agent. They should call the cleaners back if
you feel the job was not satisfactory.
15. Don't forget the freezer!
On vacating, you should clean and defrost the fridge and freezer. Turn them
off at the wall (making sure there is nothing left inside) and leave the doors
open so that it can dry and air out.

4.0 End of Lease Cleaning Tips to Ensure You Get
Your Rental Bond Back
Once the rental tenure is over, you have to take care of several things before
vacating the property, and on top of all the preparation, you need to make
sure that the property is clean. Otherwise, you might have to leave the place
without getting the bond money back and would be the last thing a tenant
wants.
That is why people opt for professional end of lease cleaners in Adelaide as
they are aware of all the specific requirements and provide high-quality
cleaning service. However, if you want to perform the bond cleaning, here are
some useful tips that can help you get the entire bond amount back. Let’s have
a look.
‣ Things You Can Do During Your Stay
The preparation to get your bond back begins right from the time you enter
the leased property. Here are some essential tips for the same:
1. Take pictures at the beginning
Before you move to a property, you should have the complete record the
property condition. And for that, you need to take photos of different rooms
and the facade inside the property.
This is essential to make sure that the property manager/landlord cannot
overcharge you with unnecessary penalties in the name of those damages that
have nothing to do with you.

2. Resolve the Issue Immediately
You should do the necessary cleaning of moulds, stains and spills right away.
The reason why you should act immediately because the longer they will be
untouched, the harder they become to remove.
So try to remove them as quick as possible. If you are unable to get rid of the
moulds and stains despite making every possible efforts, it is advisable to
contact a professional end of lease cleaning company in Adelaide to tackle
such issues.
3. Make cleaning a habit
If you make cleaning a habit, then you won’t face any major problem while
cleaning the property at the end of your lease. All you need to do is to follow a
few simple things like removing shoes outdoor before entering the property,
do not smoke inside the property dusting on weekends and so on.
4. Discuss with the property manager about your pets
Many property managers refuse their tenants to bring along a pet to the
property. If you are also facing the same scenario, you should not have a pet in
the rental property.
The landlords often follow this strict pet policy because they fear that the pets
can cause some damage and the rooms can be a little stinky. Moreover,
carpets with inadequate cleaning and dirty floors will make the property less
appealing to new tenants.
5. Do not hesitate to contact your landlord
you have moved to a rental property and find that some specific things are not
working or already damaged, get in touch with the landlord or property
manager immediately. Always remember that fixing such damage inside the

property is your landlord’s responsibility. If you don’t do that, the inspection
agent can use that specific problem to keep some percentage of your bond
money in future.
6. Understand the Lease agreement properly
It is essential for you to understand the terms and conditions of your lease
agreement. If you study the terms of the lease properly, it will help you a lot to
save your bond money. Some terms disallow pets in the house while doesn’t
let you smoke inside the premises. You can stay accordingly and get back the
security deposit at the time of leaving. However, if neglect these terms of the
lease, you are most likely to pay the damages for violating the terms.
‣ End of Lease Cleaning Tips:
1. Clean Your Kitchen Properly
When it comes to kitchen cleaning, you need to focus on those places and
appliance that belong to your landlord and the property and, not you. For
instance, clean the walls, floors, oven, chimney and drain of the dishwater,
rather than your utensils and refrigerator.
Tenants often overlook the fact that the kitchen is the place that inspection
agents like to have a look at the beginning to analyse the standard of
cleanliness in the entire property. Most of the time the cause of dispute has
been the inadequate cleaning of oven. Thus, it is crucial for you to leave the
kitchen flawlessly clean just like the way you found it when you moved in.
2. Give Special Attention to Windows
Windows cleaning has its significance as they are also an essential part of the
property and the landlords keep a close watch during the final inspection.

However, you need to be careful enough if the property is in a high-rise
building. In such a scenario, experts always ask to contact a professional end
of lease cleaning company in Adelaide.
This is because window cleaning requires some specific techniques and
advance cleaning equipment. Tenants usually don’t have these things at home.
Crystal clear windows is a step closer to get the bond money back.
3. Do Not Neglect the Living Rooms and Carpets
Cleaning the living rooms and bedrooms are also equally important and might
need more efforts than you think. We spend most of our time in these rooms
and do not clean that often. The light colour carpets, in particular, become
filthy even before we realise.
So, you need to scrub those dirty wall bases, clean the tiles, cover the holes on
the walls and vacuum all the dirt particles from the carpets and every corner
of the house. You can also hire professional cleaners for carpet cleaning
because it is a tricky job but directly related to the chances of getting back the
bind money back.
4. Bathroom Needs More Cleaning Than What You Think
A bathroom is a place that gets dirty frequently. Thus, it deserves special
cleaning from time to time. Things like scrubbing the tubs, sinks, showers and
toilets make bathroom cleaning a challenging task, but not that tough if you
have professional cleaners in Adelaide. Their specialists are expert in cleaning
the bathroom comprehensively, and they always use eco-friendly cleaning
products and techniques.
5. Contact Professional Cleaners

A lot of hard work, planning and smart strategies are involved in making the
house sparkling clean. So, if you are engaged in multi-tasks at a time and don’t
have the luxury of time. Experts always recommend hiring vacate cleaning
professional in Adelaide. They work dedicatedly to assure that you get the
bond money back from your property agent without any disputes.
5.0 Checklist When Moving out of a Rental
Apartment
If you're moving from a rented apartment, you'll want to review this checklist
of things to do before you move out to make sure you aren't charged
additional fees.
Make Sure You Get Back Your Security Deposit
One of the most frustrating things about renting an apartment is when it
comes to moving out, you often have to push to get back your security deposit.
If you're concerned about getting your security or damage deposit back, check
out this article on what you need to look for and do to ensure you receive the
funds back when it comes time to move out.
What to Do If You Need to Break a Lease
If you're renting your current home and you need to move, make sure you
know the details of your lease agreement and the penalties that may apply
should you have to break the lease. Knowing what you're signing or have
signed, will help you avoid paying penalties. This guide also provides detailed
information on how to break a lease if you have to and your options should
you need to move before your lease is up.
Quick Moving-out Cleaning Tips
We keep talking about the damage or security deposit and how critical it is to
get it back. Cleaning your apartment is essential to ensuring the money you
paid up front is returned to you after you move out. As part of your lease

agreement, you should have a copy of the inspection report that the landlord
prepared before you moved in. The report should've been completed while
you toured the apartment to make sure that any pre-existing damage isn't
blamed on you. If you have pets, it's even more important to clean your place
thoroughly and to make sure any damage your pets incurred is fixed.
How to Hire Professional Cleaners to Ensure You Get Your Deposit Back
Consider splurging professional cleaners to clean your old place before
moving out, especially if you're renting. This might seem excessive, but this
will ensure a thorough enough job that you will get your deposit back at
move-out.
Checklist of Things to Do When Moving Out
After the last box has been packed and moved and before you close the door
one last time, there are a few things you still need to do before you leave.
While this list should be read and reviewed a week or more before you move
out, it can still be used as a last minute "check" to ensure you've done all you
need to do.
Moving Out Tasks You Might Forget
When you move, there are just so many things to remember that it's easy to
forget the more minor tasks. So you don't forget to return library books or
pick up your stuff from the cleaners, check out this list of "to dos" and you'll be
sure to have a less stressful move.
What to Expect on Moving Day
It's moving day. You're sure you remembered to do everything you needed to
do, but you think there's something missing. Or you were so busy preparing
for moving day that you're not quite sure what to expect.
Find out what to expect on moving day, including tips and task lists so you're
not left with last-minute things to do that will not only cause you unnecessary
stress but money, too.

6.0 Hire a Professional Removalists for Move
Moving is not an easy task to do. Many times people try to do it on their own
to save money. But most of the times they fail. They either end up breaking
their household items or forgetting a lot of important things back at their
place. They spend more money and time than needed.
Moving to a new place is often exciting, but if not prepared well, it can be
stressful. Relocation on your own can be difficult as it involves a lot of major
tasks to do. There are some factors because of which your removal can end up
a disaster, for example, borrowing non-professional cars of your friends,
packing and lifting all the furniture, the traffic you might find on the way etc.
Therefore, it’s better to take help from professional and affordable
removalists in Adelaide. Using their services will be a lot more relieving then
doing it yourself. It saves both your time and money. You will be rewarded

with extra time and less stress during your relocation. They will ensure that
your move is well managed with fewer or no issues at all.
Here are major reasons why you need Removalists for your end of tenancy:
Stress-free move
The greatest benefit of hiring a moving company is the convenience they give
you. Things become a lot more fitting when you have expert’s assistance. Your
move will become stress-free, and in fact, you can enjoy relocating.
Storage facility
Many removal companies provide storage facility along with their removal
services. So this is the most valuable point while hiring a removalist company
for your house, furniture or office.
Time-saving
When you are moving all by yourself, then there are so many things to do that
it takes a lot of time. You start with your speed and lack of experience make
removals in Adelaide more time consuming. But if you hire professionals you
won’t have to think about taking extra leaves from your office or wasting a lot
of time doing it. The removalists will do most of the tasks for you.
Extra services and features
Other than the obvious services like packing, moving, some companies also
offer a comprehensive range of services. Reputable companies will either add
these additional services in their package or can offer you separately also.

Budget-friendly
Moving to a new place is expensive. And when you have no information about
it then you end up spending unnecessarily. Hence it’s better to hire
removalists because you just have to pay them and they will handle all your
expenses involved. They have all the ideas about the new location and how
much it can cost so that you don’t have to pay extra money.
Packing assistance
Whenever you have to relocate from one place to another, the first thing that
comes to your mind is packing all the stuff. You have to pack your furniture,
appliances, breakable items, your gadgets, and so on. It is almost like packing
your full house. And the mere thought of packing the full house can make you
sick. But if you take help of the professionals, you won’t have to think about it.
They will do all the packing for you.
Transport facility
If you decide to move by yourself, you may not realise how much space all
your stuff will take to get fit in a moving truck or any vehicle. But the removal
companies have sufficient trucks so that all your household items can be
placed easily. They have special removal vehicles of all sizes for total
reliability. There will be no hassle of transporting awkward or large items.
They have various sizes of moving vans.
Professional lifters
The men in your home may acclaim to lift all the furniture that you have, but
you never know how badly it can affect your health. It doesn’t matter how fit
you are but lifting your home’s furniture is not an easy thing to do. It is better
that the experts do it because they are well trained in it. They have properly
trained team who can do all the lifting and load the furniture into the trucks.

They also have trolleys for heavy lifting. Instead of risking your health, it’s
better to take professional help.
Free cartons
If you hire removalists, you don’t need to buy cartoons. The ones which you
get for free are not good enough to carry your furnishings. The company give
you good quality cartoons for free. It is included in their services.
Extra protection
It doesn’t matter how hard you try there is a hundred percent chance that you
cannot move your house with total perfection. But if you hire a company, they
know how to provide extra protection to your furniture and belongings. They
wrap everything with extra care and protection.
Best time to move
These removalist companies have so much experience that they know what
the ideal time for you to move is. When you move to a new location, you don’t
know how the place is, regarding weather, traffic etc. The removalists know
which is the best season to move so that it may not rain when you are moving.
They know what day to move so that you may not get trapped in endless
hours in traffic.
New location guidance
When you hire removalist, they have all the necessary information for you to
move to a new place. You can even ask them to give you required information
that you would need after shifting there. For example, the best places to visit
in Adelaide, what can be the best communities to join, what is the best area to

live for your family etc. Interstate and international removalists have all the
details that can help you find out about the place you are moving to.
Conclusion
So, you have read all the tips and took an overview about moving out from a
rental house. When you leave, Always try to leave your rented space neat and
clean. Otherwise your landlord may be entitled to claim some or all of your
bond amount. That means you will get less money back. All above points are
very important when you are moving out from a rental property. And it is not
easy to do it all by yourself. Hence the best idea is to hire a team of the experts
in Adelaide. They will make your entire moving a lot easier.
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