A property described as “part-furnished” in a listing can include almost anything between a fridge and an entire flat’s worth of soft furnishings. The label is doing very little work; the description is doing all of it.
List the items, not the category
A schedule of what is included — by item — is far more useful than a single-word category. Include item, location and condition.
Photograph in situ
Each item should be photographed in its location at check-in. At check-out, the same items should be in the same locations or accounted for.
White goods get their own attention
Brand, model, condition, and — importantly — a quick test on move-in day. A non-working fridge raised on day one is a different conversation from a non-working fridge raised on day ninety.
