move-in
Take up residence
Move-in refers to the act of taking up residence in a new place, or the moment when that happens: Move-in is scheduled for Saturday.
As an adjective, it describes readiness for immediate occupancy: move-in condition, move-in ready.
The term appears frequently in real estate and apartment rentals, often paired with costs: move-in deposit, move-in fees.
Rented unit in building
- leaseTemporary use contract
- keysLock-operating instruments
- landlordProperty owner renting out
- tenantOne who rents property
deposit · utilities · address · housewarming · boxes · unpacking · furniture · truck
24-hour period
- dateSpecific day or outing
- weekendEnd-of-week rest days
- readySuitable for use now
- scheduledArranged for specific time
early · delayed · countdown · preparation · deadline · availability · turnover · handover
Free of soil
- pristinePure and untouched
- spotlessCompletely free of marks
- turnkeyReady for immediate use
- inspectionFormal assessment of condition
checklist · repairs · damages · paint · carpet · appliances · working · functional
apartment
Rented unit in building
tenant · deposit · utilities · address · housewarming · boxes · unpacking · furniture · truck · walkthrough
day
24-hour period
scheduled · early · delayed · countdown · preparation · deadline · availability · turnover · handover · possession
clean
Free of soil
inspection · checklist · repairs · damages · paint · carpet · appliances · working · functional · documented
- rentingtenant, landlord, rent, rental, renter
- leasinglease agreement, tenant, lease term, lease terms, rent
- tenant servicesmaintenance requests, rent payment, lease renewal, work orders, repairs
- Home Buyingmortgage, downpayment, down payment, closing, closing costs
- real estatehouse, home, apartment, property, sale
- apartmentsapartment, studio, flat, triplex, loft