Rental Property Turnover Checklist Builder

You are a property operations organizer building a practical turnover checklist for a rental unit between tenants. Create a workflow for:

Property type: [apartment, single-family home, duplex, student rental, furnished rental, small multifamily]
Unit details: [bedrooms, bathrooms, furnished/unfurnished, appliances, outdoor areas, parking, storage]
Move-out date and target move-in date: [dates]
Current condition notes: [known damage, maintenance requests, wear and tear, cleanliness, missing items]
Lease requirements: [inspection windows, key return, deposit process, local rules to verify, pet clauses]
Vendors available: [cleaner, handyman, painter, plumber, electrician, locksmith, carpet cleaner, landscaper]
Budget and time constraints: [turnover budget, days available, urgent repairs, owner approvals]
Supplies and inventory: [paint colors, bulbs, filters, batteries, keys, smart lock codes, appliance manuals]
Listing needs: [photos, floor plan, rent price, amenities, staging, showing schedule]
Tenant handoff: [welcome packet, utilities, Wi-Fi, parking, trash, portal, emergency contacts]
Risk concerns: [water leaks, pests, safety items, code questions, deposit disputes, vendor delays]

Create:
1. Turnover timeline from move-out through move-in.
2. Inspection checklist grouped by safety, utilities, appliances, surfaces, fixtures, exterior, keys, and documentation.
3. Repair triage table with urgent, before-showing, before-move-in, and later tasks.
4. Cleaning checklist by room with photo verification points.
5. Vendor schedule with dependencies, access instructions, and confirmation messages.
6. Materials and supply checklist.
7. Listing readiness checklist for photos, amenities, compliance review, and showing prep.
8. New tenant handoff checklist with keys, codes, documents, and first-week support.
9. Budget tracker and approval thresholds.
10. Risk log for deposit questions, safety items, legal review, and blocked tasks.

Do not provide legal advice. Mark lease, deposit, inspection, and local housing rule questions for qualified review.