We simplify the move-in & move-out process.
Moving house doesn't have to be a stressful process. With our helpful move-in and move-out checklists, your can streamline the process and make your move as easy as possible. Have questions for us? Simply give our team a call: (503) 320-0210.
Move-in Checklist
Welcome to your brand new Red Bridge home! Please keep the following important keys in mind:
First Month's Rent & Security Deposit
You'll need to pay your first month's rent and security deposit at the lease signing.
Move-in Date & Inspection
A move-in inspection will be scheduled when you sign the lease.
Utilities
All utilities must be placed in your name. To prevent a potential outage, be sure to place accounts under your name as quickly as possible. We recommend calling the utility companies five days before taking occupancy.
Move-out Checklist
We're sad to see you leave your Red Bridge home. Before you surrender the keys, please be sure to address the following important matters:
Notice of Intent to Vacate
Before vacating the property, please provide written notice of your intent to leave. Refer to your lease for more information.
Property Condition
Your home must be restored to rent-ready condition. This involves the following:
- Rental Cleaning: Be sure to thoroughly clean your property, paying attention to the kitchen and bathrooms. Carpets need to be vacuumed and shampooed, light bulbs must be replaced, and any damage should be repaired.
- Landscaping & Outdoor Areas: You are also responsible for general landscaping needs, including weeding and mowing the lawn.
- Repairs: If significant damage has occurred during your occupancy, please contact our team to resolve the issue amicably.
Security Deposit
Your security deposit will be returned as quickly as possible after your departure. Please note, any damage, missing rent, or other fees may be deducted from the final amount.
As a reminder, you cannot use your security deposit for your final month's rent. If you fail to pay your last rent check, we will report your delinquency to the credit bureaus and take legal action to recover the missing funds.