A Wear and Tear Information Sheet is a document that is filled out and signed by a tenant and landlord to document the condition of a rental property prior to the start of a tenancy agreement. This document is important to record the condition of the property at the beginning of the tenancy and is used to assess the damage at the end of the tenancy. The document should include a description of the property, the number of bedrooms, the condition of the walls, flooring, furniture, fixtures, and appliances, and any other items. It should also include a signature from both parties. There are three main types of Wear and Tear Information Sheets: a Blank Wear and Tear Information Sheet, an Inventory and Condition Form, and an Inspection Report. The Blank Wear and Tear Information Sheet is the most basic form and just requires minimal information from the tenant and landlord. The Inventory and Condition Form includes more detailed information and requires an itemized list of the condition of the property. The Inspection Report is the most comprehensive form and requires a detailed inspection of the property. All three forms should be signed and dated by both the landlord and tenant.