Inventory Addendums: When & Why You Need Them
- Property Inventory Co.
- Dec 12
- 1 min read
Some tenancies require more detail than a standard inventory report offers. Pets, smokers, furnished properties, student lets, and high-traffic rentals all benefit from inventory addendums.
What Is an Addendum?
An addendum is an extra section added to an inventory report that focuses on a specific area of risk. It provides clarity, documentation, and protection for both landlord and tenant.
When to Use Addendums
Pets in the property
Smoking restrictions
Short-term rentals
HMO communal spaces
Garden agreements
Furnished properties
These situations have higher potential for disputes — so they require more detail.
Conclusion
If your tenancy has any special conditions, an addendum ensures you have detailed evidence. It reduces ambiguity, protects landlords, and gives tenants clarity on expectations.
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