Property Photo and Access Checklist
A complete photo set is often the difference between a review today and a walkthrough next week.
Updated 2026-09-05
Exterior shot list
- Front, rear and both sides from the corners.
- Roof line from two angles, plus any patched or sagging areas.
- Foundation perimeter, including visible cracks and grade.
- Driveway, fencing, outbuildings and the street view both directions.
Interior shot list
- Every room from the doorway, corner to corner.
- Kitchen and every bathroom, including under-sink plumbing.
- Electrical panel with the cover open, and the water heater.
- HVAC unit and the data plate.
- Ceilings anywhere staining is visible.
Access
- Who holds the key, and can a lockbox be placed?
- Notice required for a tenant-occupied unit.
- Utilities on or off at the time of photos.
- Any safety issue a visitor must be told about in advance.
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