Rental turnover, in order
One calm path from “tenant gave notice” to “new tenant has keys”.
Turnover Calm lays out one rental turnover the way it actually happens: 7 phases and 28 short steps, each with a plain line that says what done looks like.
- 7 phases
- 28 steps
- The move-out phase is free
The turnover path
28 steps- 1Notice and move-outThe tenant has given notice. Agree the dates, walk the unit together and write down its condition.
- 2Deposit and condition recordsLine the deposit up against the condition record so the return figure is easy to explain.
- 3Cleaning and repairsBring the unit back to the standard you would want to move into yourself.
- 4Safety checksThe checks a new tenant expects, and the ones local rules may ask you to record.
- 5Listing and screeningDescribe the unit honestly and choose a tenant you can verify.
- 6Lease signingPut the agreed terms in one document and sign it before the keys change hands.
- 7HandoverHand over a clean, working unit and keep a record of the day.
A practical sequence, not legal advice. Check the rules where the property is before you rely on a step.
Free sample
Start with the move-out phase. Work it here, in this browser.
The notice and move-out phase is open to everyone: 4 steps that take you from the tenant’s notice to a dated record of how the unit was handed back.
- 1Open the sampleNo account, no sign-up and nothing to install — the first step is waiting on the page.
- 2Tick a step off when it is doneEach step carries its own line for what done looks like, so you never have to guess whether it counts.
- 3Come back to itThe move-out phase is short on purpose. Most of it happens across two visits to the unit, days apart.
Your ticks are kept in this browser’s own storage. Close the tab, come back in the same browser, and the sample picks up where you left off.
Open the free sample