Before the property changes hands, consult
this list to make sure these items are transferred with the house.
Owner’s manuals and
warranties for
any appliances left in the house.
Garage door opener(s).
Extra set of house keys.
Other keys. Think beyond the
front doors; do you have any cabinets or lockers built into the home that
require keys?
A list of local service
providers, such
as the best dry cleaner, yard service, plumber, and so on. You’re not just
helping the new owners, but also the local businesses you’re leaving behind.
Code to the security
alarm and
phone number of the monitoring service if not discontinued.
Smart home device
access. Any
devices listed as fixtures need to be reset for the new homeowner. Make sure
your account information and usage data are wiped from the device so that they
may use it. Check with your device’s manufacturer to find out how to do this.
Numbers to the local utility companies. This can be especially helpful to owners who may not yet have easy access to the Internet in the new home.
Contact info for the condo board or home ownership association, if applicable.
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