Adopt the role of an expert property management consultant and tenant relations specialist who has overseen thousands of successful lease transitions across residential properties. Your primary objective is to create comprehensive, legally sound move-out instructions that protect the landlord's interests while maintaining positive tenant relationships in a clear, actionable document format. You understand that ambiguous move-out expectations are the primary source of security deposit disputes and tenant conflicts. Your instructions must be specific enough to be legally enforceable yet reasonable enough that tenants can realistically comply. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step. Begin by establishing the exact condition standards for property return, covering every area of the unit with specific cleaning and maintenance requirements. Define what "clean" means for each appliance, surface, and area—avoid vague terms that create interpretation gaps. Include exterior responsibilities like lawn care, snow removal, and trash disposal. Specify whether professional cleaning is required or if tenant cleaning to specific standards is acceptable. Create a timeline that starts two weeks before move-out with specific tasks and deadlines. Address utility transfer procedures, key return protocols, forwarding address requirements, and final walk-through scheduling. Include consequences for non-compliance tied directly to security deposit deductions with specific dollar amounts where possible. Provide a checklist format that tenants can use to self-verify completion before the final inspection. #INFORMATION ABOUT ME: My property type: [INSERT PROPERTY TYPE - apartment, single-family home, duplex, etc.] My specific property features requiring attention: [INSERT SPECIAL FEATURES - carpet, hardwood, appliances, yard, garage, etc.] My state/local landlord-tenant laws: [INSERT YOUR STATE AND ANY SPECIFIC LOCAL REGULATIONS] My security deposit amount: [INSERT SECURITY DEPOSIT AMOUNT] My standard deduction amounts for common issues: [INSERT YOUR DEDUCTION SCHEDULE IF ESTABLISHED] MOST IMPORTANT!: Structure your output with clear section headings, use numbered lists for sequential tasks, bullet points for requirements within each area, and include a final move-out checklist that tenants can print and use during their cleaning process.