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FAQ: Do I Have to Take Photos of My Rental Before a Tenant Moves in?

California's AB 2801 requires photographic documentation at move-in, move-out, and after repairs. Miss this step and you forfeit your right to deduct from a security deposits. Inland Empire property management expert Brian Bean briefly explains what AB 2801 requires and why it's so important to document a rental property with images. ✅ What You'll Learn: AB 2801's three required photo sets (move-in, move-out, post-repair) July 1, 2025 deadline for move-in photos What to photograph (walls, floors, appliances, fixtures - everything!) Why 150-200 photos is normal for thorough documentation Time-stamped photos requirement The 21-day connection (photos + itemized statement) What happens if you skip photos (no deductions allowed!) 📞 QUESTIONS? Call Brian directly: 951-314-5402 🌐 Visit: https://dreambigpm.com 📚 RELATED VIDEOS: How Much Can I Charge for Security Deposit in California? (AB 12 Explained)    • FAQ: How Much Can I Charge for a Security ...   How Long Do I Have to Return a Security Deposit? (21-Day Rule)    • FAQ: How Long to Return a Security Deposit...   Normal Wear and Tear vs. Damage: California Property Owners Guide    • California Security Deposit Laws 2025: A M...   🏠 ABOUT DREAM BIG PROPERTY MANAGEMENT: Serving Riverside, Moreno Valley, Corona, and surrounding areas. Our Mission: To Educate, Equip and Encourage rental property investors to transform from "accidental landlords" into intentional wealth-builders. ⚖️ LEGAL DISCLAIMER: This video is for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. California rental laws change frequently. We are not attorneys. Consult with a qualified attorney for specific legal guidance on your situation. Dream Big Property Management Riverside, CA CA DRE Lic 01346382 951-778-9700 DreamBigPM.com AB 2801 California, photo documentation requirements, move-in photos California, move-out photos California, security deposit photo requirements, California landlord photo law, time-stamped photos rental property, AB 2801 compliance, Inland Empire property management, Riverside landlord laws, security deposit deductions California, photographic evidence rental damage, Dream Big Property Management, California rental documentation, landlord tenant law California 2025